County Seeks Cash Support for Mental Health Board
Athens County commissioners hear a request from the four county Mental Health and Retardation Board for local funding. Rev. William Black notes Athens lags other counties in cash support while in kind facilities are provided.
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Greg Black
Athens County
Vinton
Washington
Hocking
Ohio General Assembly
William Black
Athens Coun
Black
Washington County
Hocking County
Vinton County
Athens County Children Services Agency
Athens Mental Health Center
Helen Daily
State Department of Mental Hygiene and Correction
Suit filed over trailer court incident in Athens County
Don La Veris sues Charles Hanning and Ronald Erwin in Athens County Common Pleas Court alleging Erwin entered La Veris’ trailer at Valley Acres, struck him injuring eye and face. LaVeris seeks 500 compensatory and 4000 punitive damages. Hanning countersues claiming ownership dispute and asks 50000, denies incident, and requests jury trial.
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Valley Acres
Athens County Common Pleas Court
Don la Veris
Charles Hanning
Ronald Erwin
LaVeris
Erwin
Hanning
Arthur Cortez Named Athens Human Relations Chairman
Arthur Cortez. 38 Avon Pt. is named chairman of the Athens Human Relations Commission replacing Mrs. Robert Main who left March 14 as they move to a farm west of Athens. Cortez, Ohio University assistant track coach and longtime commissioner, is married to Jackie Cortez the first discrimination complaint filer. Dr. Elizabeth Stanton plans to leave this spring to Massachusetts. City Council must appoint replacements.
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Arthur Cortez
Avon Pt
Athens Human Relations Commission
Robert Main
Athens
Cortez
Ohio University
Commission
Jackie Cortez
IRS Probes On Duty at Tax Prep Shops
IRS agents posing as taxpayers target commercial tax preparers for law violations. Commissioner Johnnie M. Walters says undercover checks have uncovered improper practices leading to prosecutions. He notes many issues arise from inexperienced small firms and rules out licensing at this time.
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Washington
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Johnnie M. Walters
Walters
Weather Summary for Yesterday and Today
Yesterday reached a high of 48 and a low of 34 today. Humidity rose from 25 percent at 4 pm yesterday to 85 percent at 9 am today. Precipitation total this month is 3.21 inches, with 9.41 inches this year and a 0.40 inch deficit versus normal. Sun sets at 6:48 pm and rises tomorrow at 6:22 am. Barometric pressure adjusted to sea level at 9 am is 20.91 inches and steady.
Blood Donations Scheduled in Athens Next Week
Bloodmobile returns to Athens at First United Methodist Church on College Street with hours 11 am to 5 pm on April 4 and 10 am to 4 pm on April 5. Donors 18 to 65 may give blood. free parking validated at the municipal garage. Call 593-5273 or 593-6894 to book.
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Red Cross
Athens
First United Methodist Church
College Street
Election Board Extends Hours as Registration Deadline Nears
Athens County Election Board in the courthouse will stay open 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Thursday and Friday and noon to 9 p.m. Saturday and Monday April 3, the last day to register. Elections director William Howe schedules seven poll worker schools for May primary precincts. CHAUNCEY The CD Lions meet Tuesday at 7 p.m. at the Lions Building on Mound Street.
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Athens County Election Board
William Howe
Two Injured In Point On Sunday Auto Crash
Point Pleasant police investigated a one car crash on Viand Street that sent two youths to Pleasant Valley Hospital for minor injuries. Driver Robert Michael Neal 22 and passenger Regina Hesson 18 of New Haven sustained contusions and lacerations after Neal swerved to avoid an oncoming car with no headlights and struck a telephone pole. A separate 7 05 p m Saturday collision at Viand and Sixth Streets involved Harley Fetty Jr 19 and Jackie Hill 32 with Hill charged for improper control.
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Point Pleasant
Point Pleasant City
Viand Street
Robert Michael Neal
Point Pleasant Route 1
Regina Hesson
New Haven
Pleasant Valley Hospital
Neal
Vland
Ninth Street
Viand
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Jackie Hill
Fetty
Hill
James Johnson
Chauncey
Daniel Keirns
Millfield
Jimmy Connolly
Athens Mental Health Center
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John Gardner
Glouster
Denzil Davis
Athens
Lester Withem
Murray City
Withem
Gardner
William Lee
Christine J. Myers
Wellington
Theodore Flood
Woodward Dr
Peter Breecher
Newton
O’Keefe Becomes Broker for Paine Webber
Thomas O'Keefe former Ohio University administrator becomes registered stock broker with Paine Webber Jackson Curtis Inc in Columbus after six months in the Columbus office and one month in New York. He previously served as OU dean of co curricular activities and worked as a Chicago Tribune marketing analyst and ad agency executive. He and wife Sally live at 10 McGuffey Lane Athens.
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Ohio University
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis, Inc
Columbus
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New York Stock Exchange
National Association of Security Dealer
O’keefe
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Chicago Tribune
Chicago
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McGuffey Lane
Athens
Kossuth in the United States on Ohio tour noted
The Nation's Guest bibliography records Athens Messenger editions from 1851 1852 about Louis Kossuth governor of Hungary and his U S visit after the failed Hungarian War. It covers his arrival welcomed by New Yorkers and visits to the White House Congress and Ohio towns including Cleveland Ravenna Dayton Hamilton Cincinnati Springfield and Xenia.
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Athens Messenger
Joseph Szeplaki
Ohio University Library
Louis Kossuth
Hungary
United States
Kossuth
Turkey
England
U.S
Mount St. Mary Hospital Notes
Dismissed list includes Miss Lora Fouty Carl Keirns and many others from Nelsonville Glouster Albany Corning and Athens. Names include Mrs Beatrice Lines Mrs Doris Shappard Miss Mary Stanley Mrs Violet Ritz Mrs Garnet Smith and more.
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Doris Shappard
Mary Stanley
Violet Ritz
Nelsonville
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Chauncey
Linda Evener
Linday Kay Evener
Paul Linton
John Humphrey
Glouster
Mildred McHarg
Albany
Levina Walton
Corning
William Irwin
Athens
Lora Fouty
Carl Keirns
Clara James
Phyllis Holland
Vernon Tye
Wanda Sanborn
Timothy Goss
Julia Graham
Freda Matheny
Ben Kirkendall
Balbina Cominsky
Zina Sweeney
James Adama
Martha Foster
Oakley Farmer
Linda Kay Evener
Maude Hunter
Beatrice Raybould
Margaret Lemoine
Frank Poches
Robbery Case Dropped As Complainant Absent
Charges of armed robbery against Fred Willison were dismissed when the complainant, Ohio University student Mike Murphy, was out of town for spring break. The hearing was required within 10 days of arraignment, leading to dismissal in Athens County Municipal Court.
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Chauncey
Athens County
Michael Nolan
Fred Willison
Mike Murphy
Ohio University
Nolan
Willison
Gerald Dodson
Corning
Mathews Goodyear
James Turner
Stewart Sr
Mike Chakiris
Marietta Ave
Frank Williams
Richard Wheatley
Oak St
Police enlistment options listed by U S Army recruiters
The Columbus Army recruiting main station announced two enlistment options. Military police option guarantees 16 months at six U S sites after four months basic training. Training and travel option offers 16 months in Europe for combat engineer or field artillery groups, 13 months in Korea for air defense missiles or law enforcement, then worldwide vacancies. Further details from Sgt. Bill Maxwell at 86 N Court St Athens, phone 593 3022.
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U.S. Army
Columbus
Heyward W. Riley
United States
California
North Carolina
Kansas
Texas
Maryland
New Jersey
Riley
Europe
Korea
Bill Maxwell
Athens
N. Court St
Farmers Get OK On Tax Forms
Ohio Tax Commissioner Kosydar rules farmers and fishermen may use the IRS filing method for Ohio returns. Affects those with two thirds or more gross income from farming or fishing. Most will file annual returns. individuals may request quarterly estimated returns from the Ohio Department of Taxation.
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Columbus
Ohio
Robert J. Kosydar
Internal Revenue Service
Secretary of State
IRS
Kosydar
Ohio Department of Taxation
Beltone offers free small hearing aid model to readers
A Beltone advertisement in Chicago announces a free non op model of the smallest Beltone aid. No cost or obligation to request by writing Dept. 5613 Beltone Electronics Corp. 4201 W Victoria Chicago IL 60646. The unit weighs under a third of an ounce and is worn at ear level with no body wires.
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Chicago
Ill
Beltone
Beltone Electronics Corp
W. Victoria
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