First Tax Charge Filed Against Athens Mayoral Candidate
Athens moves to press criminal charges against Demo cratic mayoral candidate John Snediker over 1969 income tax acts, the first such case since the 1964 city tax law. Prosecutors cite residency disputes and a missing declaration of estimated income as key factors while Snediker calls the move politically charged harassment amid his campaign.
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Athens
John Snediker
Harold Ross
Robert J. L. Lee
Mollica
Snediker
Messenger
Attorney General Probes Conflict of Interest Allegations
The Ohio attorney general plans an inquiry into alleged conflicts tied to Ohio University figures and Rumac Inc. If warranted, the governor may request a formal investigation. Investigators would review statutes and gather evidence, with OU officials pledging full cooperation.
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Alden
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Claude R. Sowle
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William L. Williams
State Auditor
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Sowle
Book Club Reviews Love Story at March Meeting
The Tuesday Book Club met at 59 N Culver St to discuss Love Story by Erich Segal. Mrs Ted McFadden praised the Harvard trained author and the tale of Oliver Barrett IV and Jenny Cavilleri as funny touching and imbued with wonder. The April meeting will be hosted by Mrs Robert Gosnell with Mrs Charles Orwig presenting.
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Breakin g and entry hits campus fraternities in vacation period
Athens police reported that the Tau Kappa Epsilon fraternity house at 25 N College St was broken into Monday night. A resident, Bill Wittman, said a radio amplifier and turntable worth 530 dollars were stolen from his apartment Tuesday. Police are investigating similar vacation era break ins at Ohio University.
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Bill Wittman
Ohio University
FFA Officers Are Elected
Stewart A presidents and five officers plus five assistants were chosen at a Recent Federal Hacking Future Farmers of America meeting. Greg Phillips elected president. The officers named include Danny Cre means and Joe Hawk as vice presidents, Charles Jarvis and Rex Robinson as secretaries, David Starlin and Jerry Bibbee as treasurers, Randy Copeland and Del bert Guess as reporters, and Fred Clark and Daryl Ashcraft as sentinels. Belmont Park stands as the nations only 114 mile racetrack.
Weathered forecast for midwest plains and coast
The national forecast calls for snow across much of the Midwest and Great Plains on Thursday with flurries in the northeast and rain in northern California and parts of the south. High yesterday was 37 and low 21 with moisture totals and pressure readings noted.
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Midwest
Great Plains
California
Bat Assault Case Ends With Six Month Sentence
Logan A Hocking County man Elson Mace Jr. waived a jury trial and was found guilty of assaulting Kay Windle with a baseball bat on April 14 1970. He was sentenced to six months in jail with costs and the jail term suspended pending restitution of medical expenses. Five Bend area teenagers traveled to Niagara Falls to attend the funeral of Mrs. Sarah Tedesco mother of Wahama High School senior Gary Tedesco.
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Hocking County
Harley Meyer
Common Pleas
Phil Henderson
Elson Mace Jr
Kay Windle
Bend Area
Niagara Falls
New Haven
Sarah Tedesco
Tedesco
Gary Tedesco
Wahama High School
David Russell
Steve Morris
Lee Bumgarner
Cozy Cook
Beverly Knapp
New York
William Russell
Mason Child Struck By Auto In Mason County
Six year old Robyn Icenhower of Mason was treated at Pleasant Valley Hospital for abrasions after being struck by a car near Adamsville Cemetery in Hartford. Deputy Sheriff Jack Pyles investigated the incident. The Tu-Endie-Wei Garden Club will be represented by Mrs Carroll Casto and Mrs Clifford Schane at the WV Garden Club meeting in White Sulphur Springs.
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Robyn Icenhower
Melba Icenhower
Mason
Pleasant Valley Hospital
Adamsville
Hartford
Mason County
Jack Pyles
Club
Carroll Casto
Clifford Schane
Tu-Endie-Wei Garden Club
West Virginia Garden Club Inc
White Sulphur Springs
Courthouse Bird Control Plan and Sheriff Cruiser Bids
Athens County Commissioners approved a plan to use sonic booms from a record player on the courthouse tower to deter nesting starlings. They opened bids for two air conditioned sheriff cruisers with Bill Edwards Pontiac submitting the apparent low bid of 6773.92 dollars. other bids from Page Chevrolet Oldsmobile and Charley Moore Ford will be reviewed. Commissioner Jack White was absent due to his wife’s surgery in Cleveland. she remains in intensive care but improving.
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Health Department
Sheriff’s Department
Joe Kasler
Laurence Bean
Bill Edwards
Pontiac
Edwards
Page Chevrolet Oldsmobile
Charley Moore Ford, Inc
Jack White
Cleveland
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