Sheriff Told Not To Exceed Budget In Hiring Spree
Athens County lawmakers clash over adding deputies and cruisers as Sheriff Brown seeks more manpower. Prosecutor Nolan says state law bars new hires beyond the approved aggregate budget, while expenditures must be reviewed by the commissioners. Brown cites code allowing deputy hires under certain conditions.
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Herb Amey
Athens County Sheriff's Office
Paul Brown
Nolan
Board of County Commissioners
Brown
Ohio
Athens County
Athens
David Frey
Sunday Creek Valley Water Association Inc
Farmers Home Administration
Frey
Public Water Association
County Common Pleas Court
James Edwards
Jane Ergood
Planned Parenthood Group
Edwards
Bill Theisen
James Shumaker
Nelsonville
Gerald Hann
Hann
Zoning Meeting Thursday Draws State Officials and Local Leaders
Public zoning discussion in Athens features representatives from Ohio Department of Natural Resources and local bodies led by Mary Lynne Cappelletti. Tom Tyson will present a Massie Two case study while deputies and land-use topics surface amid county water district and federal grant concerns.
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Ohio Department of Natural Resources
Athens City Hall
Athens League of Women Voters
Curt Johnson
Athens Two
Mary Lynne Cappelletti
Athens Comprehensive Planning Commission
Athens Township
Wonder Hills Citizens
Two Dismissed Charges and Guilty Plea in Athens Court
In Athens County Municipal Court Nicolas Farr of Parkersburg West Virginia had two charges dismissed and pleaded guilty to a third from Athens Police Chief Cochran. Farr was fined fifty dollars and costs and ordered to repay damages to Algeo Scott and Farley within fifteen days. He must undergo psychiatric treatment and report within six months to avoid a ninety day jail term. Other pleas included several motorists on charges of assault and battery trespassing speeding and intoxicated driving with fines ranging from ten to two hundred dollars and jail terms up to seven days.
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Athens County
Nicolas Farr
Parkersburg
W. Va
Athens
Charles Cochran
Cochran
Farley
Furr
Charles W. Algeo
University Volkswagen
Carey M. Scott
Algeo
Scott
Ronald Morris
Columbus
Goldie Morris
Jerry
Clarence Spears
Millfield
Genevieve Spears
Glouster
Roger Gilkey
the Plains
Leonard Munn
Rocky Buck
Guysville
Edward W. Love
Carriage Hill Apts
Fioger L. Llewelyn
New Marshfield
Glenn C. Hamrick
Coalville
Larry E. Barrett
Grady White
William Smith
Sharon Smith
Ten Area Persons Arrested In Four Weekend Drug Raids
Nine men and a woman were arrested on drug charges after four Athens County sheriff s office raids over the weekend. Nancy Stancel worked nearly all night typing charges as deputies took time off to help. In Nelsonville two were charged with marijuana possession and released on bond for April 3. In Poston Station three faced marijuana possession and cultivation charges with one more for simple possession. In Mineral, Bowello and Snyder faced simple possession and cultivation charges with continuances to March 29. In Little Hocking Barton and Richey were charged with simple possession with $500 bonds and April hearings set.
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Fred Whissel
Athens County
Sheriff's Office
Paul Brown
Brown
Nancy Stancel
Nelsonville
Nancy Jonas
Mike Brenner
Poston Station
Steve Brooks
Rick Tinkham
Gary Dowler
Franklin J. Sheeter
Joseph Lashbrook
Little Hocking
Charles D. Barton
William Richey
Theft Reports From Sheriff Add Weekend Calls
Sheriff Paul Brown said deputies investigated several complaints during a busy weekend. The incidents included theft of 200 gallons of gasoline from a New Marshfield resident, a piggy bank taken from a Route 56 home, a Black Angus calf stolen near Coolville, parts from a Waterloo Two Volunteer Fire Department truck, and the hiring of a replacement dispatcher in Whitehall after Larry Slack resigned.
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Paul Brown
Wade Sitters
New Marshfield
Brown
Robert Stanley
Carbondale
Otis Allen
Coolville
William Lightfritz
Waterloo
Charles Barrett
Whitehall
Larry E. Slack
Buchtel
Adams Calls For Study Before Road Widening Decision
Democrat candidate Dr. Jerry Adams urges postponing Richland Avenue widening until traffic impacts from the Stimson Avenue bridge reopening are assessed. He warns against spending up to 600000 taxpayer dollars and favors testing mass transportation options first.
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Richland Avenue
Jerry Adams
Stimson Avenue
Adams
Stimson
Council
Glouster High Stages Ten Nights In a Bar Room
Glouster High School presents all school production Ten Nights In a Bar Room Friday April 6 and Saturday April 7 at 8 p.m. in the high school gym. Students and staff perform in period drama with school community involvement.
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Glouster
Glouster High School
Local Forecast Highlights March Weather Outlook
Variable cloudiness tonight and Tuesday with lows in the low 40s and highs in the upper 50s. Mild midweek with chances of showers Thursday and cooler Friday. National outlook calls for rain and showers in the northeast Ohio Valley and southern Florida.
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Northeast
Ohio Valley
Florida
Fire at WOUB newsroom sparks panel fire
Athens firemen responded to a Sunday afternoon incident at the WOUB newsroom on 9 S. College St. They said an electrical short damaged a patch panel estimated at 100 dollars. Firefighters also transported Ottie Carmen, 75, of 32 S. Shafer St., to O'Bleness Memorial Hospital after a fall at her home.
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Athens
WOUB
S. College St
Ottie Carmen
S. Shafer St
O’bleness Memorial Hospital
Public Notice of Emergency Rate Increase for Ohio Telephone
Public notice announces emergency rate increases for residential and business services by United Telephone Company of Ohio. It lists present and proposed temporary rates by schedule and class, notes a 43.9 percent rise for business charges, and invites inspection of the petition at the Commission and company offices. Robert H. Snedaker Jr. serves as president.
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United Telephone Company of Ohio
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
E.S.T
Commission
North High Street
Columbus
Ohio
United Telephone Company of
Robert H. Snedaker, Jr
President
Southeastern Ohio Federal Credit Union Annual Meeting
The Southeastern Ohio Federal Credit Union charter 19858 will hold its annual meeting at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday in the TriCounty Vocational School cafeteria. The office is in Sugar Creek and hours are 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday. Officers for 1973 will be elected and refreshments served. The credit union serves residents of Hocking Athens and Perry counties and may expand to employe groups and others not already eligible.
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Southeastern Ohio Federal Credit Union
TriCounty Vocational School
SEC Federal Credit Union
Hocking
Athens
Perry
CEI
Sugar Creek
Credit Union
Hospital Notes Dismissals From Athens and Nearby Villages
Listed patients from Athens and nearby areas include Mrs. Franklin Kim Sharon Latz James Patrick James Westfall Donald Stover Frances Hatch Vera McKibben Mrs. Virgil Dunfee Stewart Robert Bryte Caroline Kisken and others. Discharges include Kathryn Whitesel Thelma Jenkinson Mrs. Orville Buck Mrs. Harry Williams Mrs. James Hilke and daughter Stella Collins Rose Porter Mrs. Herbert Hayhurst Mrs. Carl Fouts and daughter Mrs. James Slater and Edward Smat.
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Sharon Latz
James Patrick
James Westfall
Donald Stover
Frances Hatch
Athens
Vera McKibben
the Plains
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Stewart
Robert Bryte
New Marshfield
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Waverly
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The Truth About Nerve Deafness booklet ad
Read a free 8 page booklet by W F Carver of Washington University School of Medicine about ear care and nerve deafness. Write Dept 5372 Beltone Electronics Corp 4201 W Victoria St Chicago IL 60646 for a copy.
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W. F. Carver
Washington University School of Medicine
Beltone Electronics Corp
Victoria St
Chicago
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