Two Named To F H Board
Federal Hocking School Board appointed Dr. William R. Cuckler is a Athens area dentist and Keith Hanson a Columbia Gas corrosion technician to fill vacancies created by resignations. Both will serve until Dec 31 and may run for four year terms in November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart
Hocking School Board
George King
Robert Dishong
William R. Cuckler
Music Run Road
Keith Hanson
Hooper Ridge
King and Dishong
Joseph Frost
Cuckler
Athens
Athens Mental Health Center
Lorene Ave
Phyllis Goldsberry
Tad
Tracy
Michael
Karen
Amy
Jennifer
Cucklers
Federal Hocking
Amesville
Parent Teacher Association
Hanson
Columbia Gas of
Ohio
Joan Klingenberg
Angela
John
Federal
Duckler
Frost
Glenn Reed
Phillip Lavelle
Driver Fined After Rear-end Collision in Athens County
Jacqueline Carpenter, 19, of Amesville Route 1, pleaded no contest in Athens County Municipal Court to failing to maintain assured clear distance ahead. Judge Franklin Sheeter found her guilty and fined $25 plus costs after her car rear-ended Robert Martin, 44, and pushed his vehicle into Christine Rodehaver, 58, both stopped in traffic on E State Street near Route 33. No injuries were reported. Other Friday pleas include Robert Walls for reckless operation ($35 and costs), James H. McCall for driving without a valid license ($10 and costs), and Sam Showalter for intoxication ($25 and costs).
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacqueline Carpenter
Amesville
Athens County
Franklin Sheeter
Robert Martin
Athens
Christine Rodehaver
Guysville
Robert Walls
James H. McCall
Jacksonville
Sam Showalter
Sugar Creek
Roger McCauley
City Announces Spring Clean Up Week Details
Mayor Donald Barrett urges residents to separate discard articles for the city wide cleanup. City trucks will collect bulky items during the designated week. NEW MARSHFIELD The Entered Apprentice degree will be conferred at 7 30 p m Thursday March 29 by Constitution Lodge 426 FAM. Refreshments will be served says Elmo Scott master.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Barrett
Barrett
New Marshfield
Constitution Lodge 426
F&am
Elmo Scott
Sioux Chief at U N Seeks Redress Over Bluecoats
Chief Frank Foolscrow of the Oglala Sioux led a delegation to United Nations headquarters seeking world recognition of Sioux sovereignty and a push to remove federal troops from the Pine Ridge reservation. He urged action from the Security Council and General Assembly while noting broken treaties and loss of land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Kramer
Associated Press
United Nations, N
U.S. Cavalry
South Dakota
Foolscrow
U.N
Ity
United States
Mother Earth
Meredith Quinn
Washington
Vernon Bellecourt
American Indian Movement
Security Council
General Assembly
Federal Hocking Pupils Earn All A's in Fourth Six Weeks
Seventeen Federal Hocking High School students achieved perfect 4.0 averages for the fourth six weeks. Sixty-eight more students posted 3.0 or better. List names by class include seniors Herman Carson Dale Coen Captalin Cole Darlene Dunfee Gerry England Danny Hall Jane Linscott Rob Smith Linda Welch and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott Lee
Rick Parrish
Cheryl Tanborey
Four Area Students Get OSU Degrees
Four Southeastern Ohio students received Ohio State University degrees during winter quarter ceremonies. Ronald J. Hunt and Jose Dimas of Athens earned PhDs. Linda G. Brown of Nelsonville earned a BS in home economics, and Robert L. Harmon of Laurelville earned a BS in industrial engineering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Southeastern Ohio
Ohio State University
Ronald J. Hunt
Jose Dimas
Athens
Linda G. Brown
Nelsonville
Robert L. Harmon
Laurelville
Weather data snapshot from Ohio University data report
Yesterday high reached 40 with a 50 percent humidity reading at 4 p.m. Today's low is 26 with 58 percent humidity at 9 a.m. No precipitation yesterday. month total 1.62 inches, normal 3.74 inches. Year to date 6.45 inches, 2.31 inches below normal. Sunset 6:44 p.m., sunrise 6:27 a.m. Sea level pressure 30.42 inches and rising at 9 a.m. Data from Ohio University geography department and U S Observer CL Colmer via Hocking River readings.
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Ohio University
Hocking River
Colmer
Kansas City
Albany
Little Rock
Albuque
Los Angeles
Amarillo
Louisville
Marquette
Anchorage
Asheville
Miami Memphis
Atlanta
Milwaukee Birmingham
Bismarck
Mplst., P
Boise
New Orleans
Boston
New York
Brownsville
Okla
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Cleveland
Ptland, Ore
Pittsburgh
Denver
Des Moines
Ptland, Me
Detroit
Rapid Cit
Duluth
Richmaner
Fort Worth
St. Louis
Salt Lake
Green Bay
San Diego
Helena
San Fran
Honolulus
Seattle
Houston
Spokane
Indiapolis
Jacksville
Washington
Presbytery Adopts Budget for Scioto Valley
The Presbytery of the Scioto Valley approved a 288 400 budget at its second meeting. Mission expenditures total 210 440 while administrative costs amount to 79 000. Formed in Chillicothe mid January, the body unites 112 congregations across 22 Ohio counties with over 45 000 adult communicants. Eight mission areas organize administrative work, with Rev. John R. Wilcox and Prof. Jerry Adams serving as moderator and vice moderator.
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Columbus
Presbytery
Scioto Valley
Chillicothe
Columbus and
Scioto Presbyteries
Ohio
John R. Wilcox
Indianola Church of Columbus
Jerry Adams
Athens
New Books Added to Meigs County Bookmobile Shelves
POMEROY Several new books have been added to Mr Eddy Educator s Meigs County Bookmobile shelves The new titles include The Summer Queen Congers Woman Burnt Offerings Green Darkness Public Relations Information Source The Internal Revenue Service The Patent Office Familiar Insects of America In The Shadow of Man The Emergency Book The Italians How They Live and Work and Blackberry Winter Sheep Predominant Sheep outnumber people 300 to 1 on the Falkland Islands Britain s bleak colony in the South Atlantic
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Lakes To Open Early For Seaway Navigation
Secretary of Transportation Claude Brinegar announced the Great Lakes Seaway will open March 28, the earliest in the 14 year history. The date follows agreements between the U S Seaway Corp and Canada's Seaway Authority and cites favorable weather and better technology backing early shipments, especially grain. The 2342 mile waterway includes the Montreal Lake Ontario section Welland Canal and Sault Ste. Marie locks and will open at 8 p m local time the day of the announcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Claude S. Brinegar
Great Lakes
St. Lawrence Seaway System
U.S. Seaway Corp
Seaway Authority of Canada
Brinegar
Montreal — Lake Ontario
Welland Canal
American Locks
Sault Ste. Marie
Stage Circus Monday in Athens to Benefit Recreation Facilities
The Holiday Hippodrome stage circus comes to Athens Monday at 7 30 p.m. for a 90 minute show at Athens Middle School. Admission is 1 25 dollars per person. The event funds city recreation facilities and is hosted by Citizens for Recreation Facilities with CRF chairmen Athens Jaycees. Other clubs include Kiwanis Knights of Columbus Lions Rotary and Sertoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Citizens For Recreation Facilities
CRF
Athens Middle School
Athens Jaycees
Kiwanis
Knights of Columbus
Lions
Rotary
Sertoma
Bob Green
Night Club Permit Filed for Punkin Vine Lounge
Babex Inc doing business as Punkin Vine Lounge Glouster Route 2 filed with Ohio Department of Liquor Control for a D-5 permit allowing night club operations and sale of beer wine or liquor by the glass until 2 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Ohio
F111 Continues Flying During Probe of Crash
The F111 swing wing fighter remains in service as the Air Force probes a collision over the muddy Arizona flatlands near Holbrook. Officials say aircraft will not be grounded while investigations proceed, and missions over Cambodia from Thailand bases continue. Previous U. S. crashes and disappearances since September raise ongoing concerns about the aircraft. Meanwhile Athens police report a car stereo theft at 10:30 p.m. from Mrs. Charles W. Smith’s vehicle parked at the Sportsman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Air Force
Arizona
Holbrook
Cambodia
Thailand
Indochina
Charles W. Smith
Highland Ave
Athens
Sportsman
Divorce Decrees and Custody Awards Reported
Susan C Koe-Krompecher and Aszlo Koe-Krompecher receive divorce terms with custody for three and two minor children respectively. Barbara A Kirkpatrick and James T Kirkpatrick at 48 Graham Drive also set with two children custody. Plane costs cited at 15.1 million each and Proxmire calls for grounding and probe into F111s amid structural weakness concerns. Pentagon cites similar loss rates to other jets and notes F111 effectiveness in poor weather during Indochina bombing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan C. Koe-Krompecher
Athens Apartments
Aszlo Koe- Krompecher
Athens
Sharon R. Douglas
the Plains
Garry T A Hooper
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U. N
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Sandy Creamer
Craig Daugherty
Mira de Laval
Terry Dillie
Jane Eddy
Ellis English
David Gillilan
Greg Hunter
Jerry Mahorney
Mike Meek
Debbie Lewis
Brenda Lynch
Rick Ollom
Mark Rockswold
Debbie Schultz
Randy Simmons
Rita Welsh
Jackie Archer
Susie Brookover
Judy Clifford
Judie Dahse
Debbie Dye
Jerri English
Melissa Farley
Connie Rector
Isha_ Reed
Terry Starlin
Becky Summers
Leisa Tanborey
Sandy Williams
Steve Ahle
Jerry Bibbee
Bryan Black
Mark Eddy
John George
Rick Harris
Paul Smith
Rick Smith
Norma Boggs
OSU
Central United States
Washington State
mid-Atlantic
Great Plains States
Falkland Islands
Britain
South Atlantic
Henry Block
Hablock
N. Court ST
Sun
E. Main St
Washington St
Main St
Golden Savings
F.D.I.C
William Proxmire
Dwis
Pentagon
ERA
Claire Ball
Virginia
Jane Athens
E.R.A
L. V. Imbody
Chim
Umbaugh Pole Building Co., Inc
Ambaugh
Sumbaugh
Umbaugh
Pole Building Company, Inc
Harding Avenue
Ravenna
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