City Manager Plan Promoted At Athens Meeting
More than 100 residents heard Dr. Ernest M. Collins and William A. Keslar advocate the council-manager form of government. They argued professional administration improves efficiency, funding, and services amid growing populations, with adoption possible by statute or charter and annual salary about 11 thousand dollars for a city Athens size. Keslar noted tax shifts and insurance savings from manager-led cities. he recounted Zanesville adopted the plan in 1955 and praised it after initially opposing it.
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Charles W. Reamer
Athens
Ernest
Keslar
Zanesville
Martiager
Collins
Ohio
Napoleon
Chillicothe
Government Department
Sam Altman
Center
Athens Board of Trade
Board of Control
Ernest M. Collins
Ohio University
William A. Keslar
Price Dunlap
Chamber of Commerce
Messenger Newsphoto
Judge condemns parking ban as unnecessary street restriction
Judge John Newcomb sharply criticized a city policy eliminating parking on Athens streets for construction work. Charles R. Hubbard of Nelsonville was found guilty of parking in a restricted zone near Richland Avenue and South Bridge, fined $2 with costs suspended after the man pleaded guilty and claimed guidance to do so.
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Athens
John Newcomb
Charles R. Hubbard
Nelsonville
Hubbard
South Bridge
Richland Ave
University Baseball Stadium
Newcomb
Sheltering Arms Hospital Notes
Henry Johnson of Athens and several others listed are mentioned in hospital notes. Dismissed: Robert Williams of Athens. Other names include Mrs Richard King Albany and Mrs Myrta Bable Carpenter with associated locations and family members.
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Henry Johnson
Athens
Richard King
Albany
Myrta Bable
Carpenter
Robert Williams
Carlos Rutter
James E. Wade
Millfield
Ray Goodwin
Robert Clark
Mineral
Darrel Hanning
Found Guilty Driver Fined in Municipal Court
Richard E. Mawhew of 107 E. State St. was fined $50 and costs after a Tuesday guilty verdict on a city police charge of failure to yield to a pedestrian. He had pleaded innocent at arraignment. The driver was accused of striking Barbara Husted, an Ohio University sophomore of 10 S. Congress St., causing injury to her left hand at the College Union Street intersection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard E. Mawhew
E. State St
Barbara Husted
S. Congress St
Ohio University
College-Union St
Meter Repair School Underway In City Building
A meter repair school conducted this week in the city building teaches tearing down and rebuilding meters. Guy Waldeck of Dual Parking Meter Co. leads instruction with three attendees from Athens, McConnelsville and Barnesville, covering maintenance and timing adjustments for troublesome meters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Waldeck
Dual Parking Meter Co
Pittsburgh
Ray Riley
Athens
Robert Fulton
McConnelsville
Earl Giesey
Barnesville
Driver Fined After Two Car Accident
William F. Giescke 75 of 158 Morris Ave was fined 20 dollars and costs in Municipal Court for failure to yield the right of way. The charge stems from a collision at the State Street Morris Avenue intersection with Donald Kovaleski Athens Route 3, causing considerable damage to both vehicles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. Giescke
Morris Ave
State St.Morris Ave
Giescke
Donald Kovaleski
Athens
Income Tax Office Opens for Guidance in April
Athens IRS office will be open on April 4 11 and 15 for taxpayer guidance and aid. R C Eichhorn chief of the administration division in Columbus said the office on the second floor of the post office building can be reached by telephone at 34162.
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Athens
Internal Revenue Service
R. C. Eichhorn
Columbus
Post Office
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Hotel Berry Ballroom
Harper C. Pendry
The
Board of Trade
Chamber of Commerces
Keslar Supply
Sheltering Arms Hospital
the Security Bank
Court Street
Athens, Ohio
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
He Bank
Income Tax Office
Eaning Accessories
Athens Appliance & TV Co
W. Washington St
Athens, D
Logan, Ohio
Values
Fiberglas
Beau-Vue
Ruth Lyons
WLW Television
Serta
Kirbury Dacron
Lamp Ensemble
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