Students Survey Nelsonville CAP Effort Spurs Community Action Plan
About 60 Ohio University students and Nelsonville youths joined a survey Saturday under a Community Action course added to OU’s curriculum. The project aims to secure federal funds under the Economics Opportunity Act and launch a local CAP program with a volunteer board and paid director led by Samuel Sharp of the Institute for Regional Development.
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Nelsonville
Samuel Sharp
Community Services Office
Institute For Regional Development
CAP
Citizen Group Formed To Back School Levy
A citizens committee formed in the Athens school district aims to promote a five mill operating levy on the May primary ballot. Supt. Fred Chase announced the group with partners including the Athens League of Women Voters, the Parents Advisory Committee, and the Athens Parent-Teachers. The Parents Advisory Committee for elementary and Raymond Spring is chairman. An Athens League speakers bureau will mobilize eight six residents to speak in April. Neighborhood contacts will be handled by parent-teacher groups and Chase will release more cooperating business names next week.
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Athens
Fred Chase
Athens League of Women Voters
Parents Advisory Committee
Raymond Spring
CAP Center Seen Possible At Broadwell
A Federal Hocking CAP committee met at Broadwell EUB Church to discuss establishing a CAP center there and approve by laws. The plan seeks to raise living standards through agency cooperation with salaries for center staff debated. David Brightill of Ohio University and Muriel Hatlen attended.
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Broadwell Eub Church
Broadwell
David Brighthill
Ohio University
Muriel Hatlen
Vista
Traffic Fines in County Court
William Charles Houck of Athens Route 5 was found guilty of speeding and had a $10 fine with costs and a suspended fine for expired license, plus $25 and costs for the license issue. Leota Aldene South of Athens Route 4 was found guilty of running a stop sign and fined $15 with costs.
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William Charles Houck
Athens
Leota Aldene South
Births and admissions at Sheltering Arms Hospital
Birth announcements list a girl born to Mr and Mrs Paul Hilbrich Athens a girl to Mr and Mrs Robert H Blessing Athens and a girl to Mr and Mrs David Gould Athens Admitted include Guy Spaulding Chauncey Mrs Richard M Reed Chauncey and Clifford Nelson Albany Dismissals include Wendell Mayle Mrs Dale Griffith and daughter Vern Riley Leora Gleason Mrs Verlin Howery Marilyn Henkener Rebecca Jo Mansfield Francis Gabriel Charles M Rose Mrs Charles Seipel Mrs Frances Howery Mrs Tommy Adkins and David Chesser
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Paul Hilbrich
Athens
Robert H. Blessing
David Gould
Guy Spaulding
Chauncey
Richard M. Reed
Clifford Nelson
Albany
Wendell Mayle
Dale Griffith
Vern Riley
Leora Gleason
Verlin Howery
Marilyn Henkener
Rebecca Jo Mansfield
Francis Gabriel
Charles M. Rose
Charles Seipel
Frances Howery
Tommy Adkins
David Chesser
Athens Prefects Plan Fulltime Detective Role
The Athens police department may gain its first fulltime detective within three years after a city council first reading of an ordinance creating the detective sergeant post. Sgt Clyde Beasley Jr may fill the position, while Patrolman Charles Butcher could be named sergeant to replace him.
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Athens Police Department
Thomas Chesser
Clyde Beasley Jr
Chesser
Charles Butcher
Attorney General’s
Butcher
Police Department
Charles Cochran
Ted Jones
Proxmire to Lecture at Ohio University Portsmouth Branch
Wisconsin Senator William Proxmire will speak at Ohio University's Portsmouth Branch on Tuesday. His lecture titled Economic Outlook: 1967 will be delivered at Henry Massie Hall at 8:30 p.m. Proxmire, ranking member of the Senate Banking and Currency Committee, has been named chairman of the Congressional Joint Economic Committee. He was first elected to the Senate in 1957 to fill McCarthy's vacancy and was re-elected in 1958 and 1964.
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Athens
William Proxmire
Wisconsin
Ohio University
Portsmouth
Henry Massie Hall
Office
Proxmire
Senate Banking and Currency Committee
Congressional Joint Economic Committee
Senate
Court Drops Speed Count In Nelsonville Man Case
A speeding charge against Burns Erwin of 841 Chestnut St Nelsonville was dismissed after a Saturday morning hearing in Athens County Court. Judge George Schoonover ruled the radar speed check on Route 33 did not sustain the citation issued by Patrolman Howard Falk, though Sgt. Guy Martin was the radar observer.
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Nelsonville
Athens County
George Schoonover
Burns Erwin
Chestnut St
Erwin
Route 33
Joe Vanity
Guy Martin
Howard Falk
Traffic Fines From Municipal Court
Vern Arthur Riley 32 of Athens Route 2 cited for unsafe vehicle by patrol with $10 and costs. Eldon D Brown 19 of Guysville cited for reckless operation by police with $20 and costs.
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Vern Arthur Riley
Athens
Eldon D. Brown
Guysville
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Walgreen Drugs
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Lancaster
Columbus-Athens
Ohio Bureau of Vocational Rehabilitation
Holiday Inn
Charles E. Brashear
Edward J. Moriarty
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John Patchen
Ohio Reformatory For Women
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Social Security
Thoro
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