80 Area Officers Attend Law Enforcing School
Nearly 80 Southeastern Ohio officers attended the attorney general regional control clinic in Athens. Sheriff Harold Shields hosted the all day session at the National Guard Armory with experts on crime prevention and enforcement procedures.
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Paul Efa
Southeastern
Ohio
Attorney General
Athens
Athens County
Har
Old Shields
National Guard
Bernard T. Chupka
State Liquor Control Board
State Adjutant General’s Office
Maj
T. A. Herzog
Col
George Mingle
Ohio University
Wayne Miller
Columbus
Joseph Martini
Bureau of Criminal Investigation and Identification
Joseph Goeke
Federal
State Highway Patrol
D. R. Kinsey
Saxbe
State Division of Wildlife
Vinton County
Ohio University Security
Gallipolis
Nelsonville
McArthur
Weather warms in Athens with 30 degree rise
Warmer weather was in prospect for Athens Friday as the mercury rose 30 degrees by 10 a.m. from an early low of 38 to reach 68, matching Thursday's high, according to U. S. Observer C. L. Colmer.
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Athens
U. S
C. L. Colmer
UA Budget Committee Appointed for 1964
At the May United Appeal board meeting at the Red Cross House, President Wilson Smith named Richard Garrison as chairman and formed a budget committee with Mrs. George Klare Joseph B Vanity Jr and Smith. The 1964 campaign chair and committee will be announced June 6. Garrison noted April payments to six participating agencies totaling 10125 and a general fund balance of 6473.45 with a 1092.31 1962 loan paid off. Discussion included potential Athens UA countywide expansion.
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United Appeal Board of Directors
Red Cross House
Wilson Smith
Richard Garrison
George Klare
Joseph B. Vanity Jr
Garrison
Athens
Radio Club Sees 24 Hour Demonstration Schedule
Ohio University Amateur Radio Club will stage a 24 hour field test at Longview Heights. Stations run on gasoline power will use code and voice to simulate emergency conditions with power outages. Visitors are welcome to observe the demonstration.
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Ohio University Amateur Radio Club
Longview Heights
City Recreation Commission To Discuss Small Parks
The city recreation commission meets Monday at 4 p m in council chambers to discuss fundraising for the recreation program and the possible establishment of small parks in different city sections. Ted Frey serves as the commission chairman.
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City Recreation Commission
Council Chambers
Ted Frey
Government Week ends at Athens High in 1963 address
Dr. Roy P. Fairfield of Ohio University closed Government Week at Athens High School with an evaluation and invocation. He urged students to study government from cradle to grave, visit officials, Columbus hearings, and Washington, emphasizing real lab experience and the difference between opinion and evidence. John Grogan praised the week and welcomed feedback. Maxwell Ferguson led the invocation.
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Judy Prusner
Athens High School
Roy P. Fairfield
Ohio University
Fairfield
Columbus
Washington, D. C
American Friends Service
Peace Corps
Lynn
John Grogan
AHS
Grogan
Maxwell Ferguson
City Plans Clean Up Week Schedule
Mayor Raymond Shepard announced a single citywide cleanup during May 6 to 10. Crews will collect curbside trash, with an annual cleanup order required before May 10. The plan splits the work by area: May 6–7 east of Court Street, May 8–9 west of Court Street, and May 10 south of the Hocking River.
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Raymond Shepard
Court St
Hocking River
Station Head Denies Local Phone Contest Claim
WOUB caller claimed a resident won a gift certificate from a local store. Archie Greer said the university station is not running phone contests and urged reporting to city police.
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WOUB
Archie Greer
Planning Commission Meeting Postponed to May 10
The regular monthly meeting of the city planning commission has been postponed to 3 p.m. on May 10 due to anticipated absence of three members. Marriage license issued for Leslie L. Barber and Mary Matheny in Nelsonville with Post Office and bank cashier occupations.
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City Planning Commission
Commission
Leslie L. Barber
Nelsonville
Mary Matheny
Police Cite Four Dog Owners for Roaming Pets
Four canine owners cited by city police for allowing dogs to roam at large appeared in Municipal Court. Two pleaded guilty and were fined $5 plus costs. Appearing were Elouise Held 12 Smith Sr and Harley Ross 46 Maplewood Dr. The other two posted bonds: Dale Thompson 106 Grosvenor St and Ray Douglas 2 Spring St both posted $16 bonds.
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Elouise Held
Smith Sr
Harley Ross
Maplewood Dr
Dale Thompson
Grosvenor St
Ray Douglas
Spring St
Two Fined Jailed and Licenses Suspended in Municipal Court
Two men pleaded guilty in Municipal Court to driving while intoxicated. Tom Wise of Millfield and Carlos Grant Linton of Carbon Hill received $125 fines and costs, six days in jail with three suspended, 120 days probation, and 120 day driving suspensions.
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Tom Wise
Millfield
Carlos Grant Linton
Carbon Hill
Traffic Fines Barbara Belle Tinkham
The Plains resident Barbara Belle Tinkham, 35, fined by state highway patrol for excessive road violations. A $10 penalty plus court costs were assessed.
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Barbara Belle Tinkham
the Plains
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Dick) Phillips
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