Municipal Court Fines Ledger From Athens County News
Frances Hill, 20, bound over to the Athens County grand jury on a bad check charge for $21.84 written to Belk's in Athens. Other court actions include fines for speeding, intoxication, and license issues. acting judge Roger Jones Jr. filled in for Judge Franklin Sheeter.
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Richland Hills
Athens County Grand Jury
Athens County
G. F. Triplett
Charleston
W. Va
Athens
Doris Dunlap
E. State St
David Eddy
Scott Quadrangle
Roger Jones Jr
Franklin Sheeter
New 8-Cent Family Planning Stamp Issued in NYC
A new 8 cent postage stamp focusing on family planning will be issued in New York City on Saturday. The vertical design by Charles Reid depicts a family moving forward and was engraved by Joseph S. Creamer Jr. and Kenneth C. Wiram. First day cancellations may be requested through the New York Postmaster with a March 18 postmark deadline.
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New York City
U.S. Postal Service
Planned Parenthood Federation of America
Charles Reid
Green Farms, Conn
Joseph S. Creamer Jr
Kenneth C. Wiram
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
New York
N.Y
Jury Trial Opens for Misner in Athens County Court
John Misner 24 of Athens Route 2 faces an Athens police charge of receiving stolen property after juror selection began in Athens County Common Pleas Court. Prosecutor Claire Ball and defense lawyer Lawrence Grey oversee proceedings. A 1966 Ford valued at 400 dollars, allegedly stolen Jan. 25 from Charley Moore Ford, is involved. Misner pleads not guilty and is held on a 5000 dollar bond. Police Capt. Charles Cochran expected to testify.
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John Misner
Athens County Common Pleas Court
Claire M. Ball Jr
Lawrence Grey
Misner
Athens
Charley Moore Ford
Charles Cochran
Employment Office May Get More Space in Athens
Athens Ohio bureau officials push for expanded facilities at 64 W State St to house five staffers. Waldo Bowers leads the office with mayor Donald Barrett and county commissioners backing the plan amid parking shortages and delays in securing state approval.
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Athens
Ohio Bureau of Employment Services
Kenneth Elliott
Bureau
State St
Land and Buildings Department
Waldo Bowers
Donald Barrett
Athens County
Harold Zimmerman
Hocking-Athens Area
Employment Service Bureau
Elliott
Zimmerman
State Bureau
Julie Gassman
Publicity Department
W. State Street
Weather Summary for Local and National Forecasts
Mostly cloudy and cooler tonight with a chance of light rain or drizzle and upper 30s lows. Friday will be variable and cooler with highs in the low to mid 50s. National outlook shows cold weather across the region with rain or showers in the Northeast and Atlantic coast. snow in the lower Great Lakes. Pacific Northwest coast to see showers.
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Atlantic
Great Lakes
Pacific Northwest
Election Set For Trustees Of Sheltering Arms Hospital
Four trustees’ terms expire this year at the Sheltering Arms Hospital Foundation O Bleness Memorial Hospital annual meeting on April 6 at 8 p.m. at Athens High School. Foundation members enrolled before Feb 1 may vote. The 1973 term expirations include John Good Erle Bridgewater Richard French and Carolyn Murphree.
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O’bleness Memorial Hospital
Athens High School
William Black
Philip Tice
Robert Mathews
William Harmon
Black
Hospital Guild
John Good
Erle Bridgewater
Richard French
Carolyn Murphree
Charles Mullins
Raymond Gusteson
Beaumont Davison
Stolen Gauge and Bicycle Reported in Athens
Athens police investigate two thefts reported Wednesday a safety service and wheel alignment gauge taken from Bill Biehl's garage at 36 Fern St and a 26 inch girl's bicycle stolen from Bromley Hall basement. Land transfers listed include parcels in McLaney Harrison Jackson Bear Lake and Bearfield among several transactions. Elligible transfers show parcels in Monroe Township and New Lexington plus a 0.90 acre transfer to the State of Ohio.
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Fern St
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Bromley
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Newark
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Crooksville
McLaney
Harrison Township
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Jackson Township
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Idaho
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Bearfield
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New Lexington
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State of
Court of Appeals Reverses Truck Overload Convictions
The Ohio Fourth District Court of Appeals reversed three Athens County Municipal Court truck overload convictions and remanded for further consideration. Defendants Everett Lee Carl Lee Evener and Fred Willison were convicted Dec. 9, 1970, with loads 6280, 2510, and 3100 pounds respectively, with the court ruling the jury instruction on weight determination was improper. Attorneys Lavelle and Frey argued the law also covers portable scales and the jury charge was incomplete.
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Ohio Fourth District Court of Appeals
Athens County
Everett Lee
Athens
Carl Lee Evener
Millfield
Fred Willison
Chauncey
William Lavelle
David Frey
February Auto Sales Set Record for Chevrolet
Chevrolet sales chiefs report February results surpassing 1971 industry records. Robert D. Lund, Chevrolet general sales manager, said 1971 saw 3,002,315 vehicles sold and current indicators point toward about 3.3 million. Lund spoke at a Charleston conference with dealers including Gordon Page of Page Chevrolet in Athens.
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Chevrolet
Robert D. Lund
Lund
Charleston
W. Va
Gordon Page
Page Chevrolet
Athens
Glouster High honors seven with all A grades
Principal William White announced that seven Glouster High students earned all A grades in the fourth six weeks. Forty-three pupils made the honor roll with B averages, including students across grades 9 to 12 named by name and grade level.
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Glouster High School
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Kitty Daugherty
Kathy Brunton
LaVerne Kittle
Christy Carey
Kathy Echstenkamper
Rodney King
Sue Talbert
Ohio Supreme Court rules women's work laws invalid
The Ohio Supreme Court struck down state laws restricting hours and lifting limits for women, finding them conflict with the federal Civil Rights Act of 1964. The ruling affects interstate employers with 25+ workers and 20+ weeks of operation.
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Ohio
Ohio Supreme Court
High Court
Jones Metal Products Co
Afl-Cio
Ohio Manufacturers Association
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