Eleven Named In Athens County Jury Indictments
Eleven persons were indicted by the Athens County Grand Jury on Wednesday, with three charges dropped in unrelated cases. Indicted defendants include David M. and Dawn V. Buehler for marijuana possession, Barry Sanderson, Debby Sievers, John S. Benjamin, Joseph L. Rignenbach, Jeffrey Pramik, Ernest S. Burchfield, James C. Huckabee, James D. Dixon, and Roger Robinette. Bonds ranged from 300 to 10 000 dollars, with several cases noting reduced or continued bonds.
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Athens County Grand Jury
David M
Dawn V. Buehler
Perry St
Athens
Buehler’s
Athens County
Athens City
Barry Sanderson
Davis Hall
Sanderson
Debby Sievers
W. Clinton St
Albany
Miss Sievers
John S. Benjamin
W. State St
Joseph L. Rignenbach
Rt. 2
Benjamin
Jeffrey Pramik
Fern St
Pramick
Ernest S. Burchfield
Rt. 1
Amesville
James C. Huckabee
James D. Dixon
Logan
Roger Robinette
Nelsonville
Robinette
Plead Innocent To Drug Charges In Athens County
Six persons arrested in Athens County for marijuana cultivation and possession pled innocent at municipal court arraignments. Others pleaded guilty to traffic and DWI charges with fines and short jail terms. Hospital visiting hours and a birth announced. Dismissals listed.
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Athens County
Dale Snyder
Phillip H
Bowello
New Marshfield
Joseph Lashbrook
Freddie Smith
Nelsonville
Aged Can Signal For Help From A Lifesaving Light
A radio controlled life light by Design Controls Co. of Hempstead New York is offered to British health authorities as an aid for the seriously ill or incapacitated living alone to summon medical assistance. The device combines a strobe light with a wearable transmitter. a press of the button triggers a bright flash from the window, signaling for help.
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Hempstead
N.Y
The
Design Controls Co
England
Weather Summary for Thursday March 29 1973
Local forecast calls for cloudy skies with showers and a chance of thundershowers tonight and Friday. Lows mid to upper 40s, highs upper 50s to low 60s. Rain expected Saturday and Sunday, ending Monday. National outlook shows widespread showers in the east, snow in the Southwest, cooler temperatures nationwide. Data from Ohio University geography and other sources.
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Southwest
Pacific Northwest
Ohio lawmaker pushes funds for libraries and bookmobiles
State Rep. Oakley C. Collins calls for immediate state funding to replace halted federal support for rural library services. He criticizes the governor and House for an appropriations bill he says contains pork and fails to protect bookmobile programs in Meigs Vinton Gallia Lawrence Athens and Jackson counties. Collins vows to press for continued funding when the appropriation bill returns.
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Columbus
Oakley C. Collins
Ironton
Collins
Meigs- Vinton-Gallia-Lawrence-Athens
Jackson County
Ball speaks on ERA in calm three hour session
Rep Claire M Ball Jr of Ohio 91st District described the ERAs passage as calm with more attendees than usual after a 56 to 40 vote he predicted earlier. He said it moves to the Senate and urged constituents to contact their senators. A trailer theft near Zion Church reported by owner J B Kelley. Daily floor tile cleaning advised to reduce dirt buildup.
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Claire M. Ball Jr
Ohio
Ball
Ohio Senate
O'Bleness Fund Drive Aims to Improve Athens Health Care
The O'Bleness hospital fund drive aims to bolster health care quality in Athens and help the hospital improve financially. General campaign chairman James Anastas notes recent improvements such as the new Ambulatory Care Center and outlines ongoing challenges to support a turn toward better patient care.
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Athens
O’bleness
General
James Anastas
Anastas
Welfare grants by eight counties total over one hundred twelve thousand
State auditor funds distributed to eight counties for March general relief subsidies totalled 112 000. Athens 24194 Gallia 9133 Hocking 10993 Jackson 20775 Meigs 3924 Morgan 17809 Perry 20987 Vinton 4853. statewide top distribution 2 243 926 in Cuyahoga. Dr Kenneth Upp notes rapid growth in hospital services in Athens area.
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Joseph T. Ferguson
Area
Athens
Gallia
Hocking
Jackson
Meigs
Morgan
Perry
Vinton
Mercer County
Cuyahoga County
Montreal Taxi Driver Delivers First Class Service
Albert Benoit dresses as a private chauffeur in a uniform and drives a gleaming car each morning. He aims to provide an exclusive experience and reports that customers tip well for the attentive service.
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Montreal
Albert Benoit
Granby Man Warned Off Smoking After Flu Visit
A Granby resident with flu sought medical help and was advised to quit smoking and avoid cold drinks, speaking, skiing, and late nights. The doctor allowed only coughing.
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Granby
Que
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