Education Reform Advocate Urges Lifelong Learning Approach
John Holt told about 30 Athens County teachers that schooling alone cannot prepare students for a rapidly changing world. He urged moving from a paper diploma to lifelong learning with schools acting as guides and libraries and public spaces expanding learning access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Holt
Athens County
Athens
Ohio University
America
Alvil Toffler
Holt
Athens High School
Old Case Resolved In Court
Carlisle Percival of Cincinnati faced charges in Athens County Common Pleas Court for keeping a narcotics house and marijuana possession. Prosecutor Ball withdrew the keeping a narcotics house count. Percival pleaded guilty to marijuana possession, and Judge Bolin fined him $150 and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County Common Pleas Court
Carlisle Percival
Cincinnati
Athens
Percival
Claire Ball Jr
John Bolin
Athens County Sees 12079 Registered Voters After Review
Elections Director William Howe announced Athens County has 12079 registered voters as of March 1 after removing 902 names from the rolls. Notices were sent to inactive voters, 242 reinstatement requests were filed, 823 were cancelled, and 79 deceased individuals were removed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County
William Howe
Howe
Revised plans for three children’s homes shown
Athens County commissioners reviewed revised plans for three cottages to house children, submitted by Auble-Mitchell-Burgess and Associates. The firm will draft detailed specs for bids after approval, with administration offices in basement space. Also discussed were possible TV cable franchise routes and county road underground cables pending approvals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County Commissioners
Children’s Services Board
Richard Glasgow
Auble-Mitchell-Burgess and Associates
James E. Parsons
Howard Stout
Parsons
Richard Whitmore
Athens
New Marshfield
Golf Course
Baker Roads
Albany
Whitmore
Ohio University
Woub-Tv
Claire M. Ball Jr
Gerald Hann
Law
Little Red Rose Feed Store
Nelsonville
Landmark
Bob’s Marathon
Galloway Farm Equipment
Wakefield Motor Ranch
Board approves resignations and raises in Athens Health Office
The Athens County Board of Health approved four resignations including Dolores Myers and Linda LaGanke and two staff notices from Becky Green and Kathleen Burnett. It granted pay raises for Jane Greer and Bicknell Foraker and planned a maintenance study for semi public sewerage systems to prevent nuisances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
County Health Department
Health Department
Bicknell Foraker
Joe Kasler
Radford Road
B. A. Munir
Kasler
Munir
National Forecast Highlights Snow Across Northeast
Snow and snow flurries expected in the Northeast on Thursday with rain along the Gulf and Pacific coasts. The northern Rockies may see snow and the upper Midwest is forecast to have snow as well. Yesterday's high was 40 and a low of 30 with 0.44 inches of precipitation yesterday and 1.01 inches this month. The barometer stood at 29.93 at 9 a.m. and is rising. Sunrise is 6 46 a.m. and sunset is 6 32 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gulf Coast
Pacific Coast
Rockies
Upper Midwest
Homes 71 Workshop Set Across Three Days
Rio Grande College hosts the Homes 71 workshop from March 16 to 18 with nine counties in the Jackson Cooperative Extension Area. Ohio State University and Rio Grande College sponsor, offering classes in landscaping crafts and home improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RIO Grande
Jackson Cooperative Extension Area
Ohio State University
Rio Grande College
Edith Anderson
Pike County Extension Home
Pike County
Waverly
Extension Service
Ohio State
Ohio University
Jury Returns Tax Evasion Charges against Lawyer-Accountant
A federal grand jury in Cincinnati charged Harold Lowenstine a Madeira area lawyer and accountant with three counts of income tax evasion. He allegedly underreported 1964 personal income and 1965 personal income while serving as president of G. W. Davis Corp a lawn mower maker in Richmond Indiana. The indictment cites understatements of taxable income and taxes for both 1964 personal return and 1964 corporate return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Madeira
Harold Lowenstine
G. W. Davis Corp
Richmond
Ind
Lowestine
Also Mentioned on This Page
By Gail Schnitzer
Messenger
George Lovell
Commission
James Edwards
Services Board
John Law
Jack White
Ohio University Department of Geography
Hocking River
C. . Olmer
U S. Weath
Associated Press
Albany Memphis
Albuquerque
Miami
Atlanta
Milwaukee
Pa Bismarck
St. P
Boise
New Orleans
Boston
New York
Buffalo
Okla
Charlotte
Omaha City
Chicago
Philadelphia
Phoenix
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Denver
Ptind
Des Moines
Ore
Detroit
Rapid City
Fort Worth
Helena
St. Louis Honolulu
Salt Sk. City
Indianapolis
San Diego
Jacksonville
San Fran
Juneau
Seattle
Kansas City
Tampa
Los Aeres
Washington
Louisville
Winnipeg
N’s
LAMB
Atte
Hiravein
Wived
Biege
All
Bankamericard
Hoover