Ball Says He Will Support ERA Vote In Ohio House
Rep. Claire M. Ball Jr. announced at an Athens news conference that he plans to vote for ratification of the Equal Rights Amendment in the Ohio House. He stressed the symbolic importance and noted district opinion, about 1 in 100 residents, supports ERA while cautioning about interpretation and impact on private transactions and family law. Ball expects passage in the house with changes not immediate and cites court interpretation risks and public debate.
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Claire M. Ball Jr
Athens
Ohio House of Representatives
Ball
United States
Ohio
Student Admits Check Charge in Municipal Court
Mark Hudson pleaded guilty in Athens County Municipal Court to issuing a check with insufficient funds. Judge Franklin Sheeter imposed a $50 fine plus costs and sentenced Hudson to 30 days in jail, suspended.
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Mark Hudson
Brown Hall
Athens County
Franklin Sheeter
Hudson
Senior Citizens To Form Club In Rutland Area
Rutland residents plan to organize a Senior Citizens Club with a Thursday 1 p.m. meeting at the Rutland Methodist Church basement room donated for club use. All area seniors are invited and coffee and cookies will be served.
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Rutland
Methodist Church
Ohio Cattlemen Support Tax Appraisal Resolution
The directors of the Ohio Cattlemen's Association endorsed House Joint Resolution 13 urging agricultural property be appraised for tax purposes by farming value rather than speculative value.
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Ohio Cattlemen's Association
Foundation Funds To Be Divided After Plane Crash
A hearing on the legality of a plan to distribute 261774 among relatives of Marshall University plane crash victims will occur April 27 in Cabell County Circuit Court. The Marshall Foundation proposes 1000 to each of 70 surviving children and the rest split among all families, each receiving over 45000. Surviving relatives had 30 days from Feb 23 to answer.
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Huntington
W.va
Marshall University
Cabell County
The
Marshall Foundation
No Fire Found After Athens Call At Huffman Service
Firefighters investigated a reported blaze at Huffman Transportation Service on Depot Street at 8 28 a m Tuesday and found no fire. Officials suspect a faulty telephone line triggered the alarm and General Telephone Co personnel later checked the line.
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Athens
Huffman Transportation Service
Depot Street
General Telephone Co
Teacher Conferences Scheduled in Athens District
Spring parent teacher conferences will be held April 13 in Athens City District elementary and Senior High Schools. Middle School classes remain in session with normal cafeteria and busing. Superintendent Sam Henderson says conferences help chart student needs and progress and acquaint parents with district operations.
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Athens City
Sam Henderson
Wilson Photo Chosen For Exhibition
Bob Wilson of Wilson's Studios had his color portrait of a poodle owned by Cindy Frank of E Columbus Street selected for display at the Professional Photographers Convention in Columbus last week. The photograph remains on view at Wilson Studio on Washington Street.
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Nelsonville
Bob Wilson
Wilson’s Studios
Professional Photographers Convention
Columbus
Cindy Frank
Columbus Street
Wilson Studio
Washington Street
Athens schools announce spring kindergarten registration
Registration for kindergarten in the Athens City School District opens for children who turn five by Sept 30, 1973. Required documents include birth certificate and immunization records for several vaccines. registrations run 9 to 11 a.m. on listed dates at district attendance area locations Chauncey Dover The Plains Morrison East and West.
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Athens City
Roger Thompson
Chauncey
Dover
the Plains
Morrison
21 Wrecks On 50 W Patrol Watch Area
The Ohio State Highway Patrol units in Athens focus on a 2.5 mile stretch of Route 50 west of Athens between Athens and Golf Course Road after 21 accidents in six months two fatal. Major causes are failure to yield and failing to stop for left turns onto county roads or business driveways. Area now top patrol concern.
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Athens
State Highway Patrol
Dave Medert
Athens Post
County Rd
Golf Course
Radford
Motorists May Get Reserve Tags in Athens County
Athens County motorists who reserved 1973 license tags before the March 16 sale began should pick them up now. Bureau of Motor Vehicles Deputy Registrar Nancy Kern said all X H s and X J s are ready, along with X K through 1 000.
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Athens County
Bureau of Motor Vehicles
Nancy Kern
Fund Drive Nears End for Athens TB Association
The 1972 Athens County Tuberculosis and Respiratory Disease Association drive has raised 10600 and ends Saturday after five months of campaigning. Dr. E Dale Mattmiller notes funds support tuberculin skin tests for 5604 people, chest x rays for positive reactors, nursing scholarships, pharmacology instruction grants, and Smokey Sam smoking-education aids in schools.
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Athens County Tuberculosis and Respiratory Disease Association
E. Dale Mattmiller
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Nelsonville
Association
Athens City County
Hocking Technical College
Mattmiller
Athens
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