Telephone Fraud Pleas In Ohio University Case
Sue Joseph and Dale Gibson, Ohio University students, pleaded guilty to fraudulently using telephone service with false credit card numbers. Joseph fined 200 dollars for eight dollar and ten cent calls with 30 days jail suspended on restitution and good behavior. Gibson fined 200 dollars with 30 days jail suspended, 150 dollars of fine waived. Other local cases include Richard MacCutcheon found guilty of reckless operation. John Young pled guilty to driving while intoxicated with fines and suspended jail terms. additional minor offenses for dog at large and expired permit.
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Sue Joseph
Boyd Hall
Dale Mae Gibson
Tiffin Hall
Ohio University
Athens County
Miss Joseph
Miss Gibson
Franklin Sheeter
Richard MacCutcheon
Shaker Heights
State Patrol
John Young
Nelsonville
James
Riley
Coolville
Athens County Grand Jury Indicts Five Citizens
Five persons were indicted by the Athens County grand jury on Wednesday. Lloyd Peacock Jr. and Steven Allen Rogers, both Ohio University students, face charges of receiving and concealing stolen property tied to stereo sets. John Coey and James Malcolm are accused of nonsupport, while Gerald Dodson faces forgery related to a $68 check. Dianne Jarmusch and Debra Zettl were not indicted on drug charges previously leveled.
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Athens County Grand Jury
Lloyd Peacock Jr
Ohio University
Cleveland
Steven Allen Rogers
Warrensville Heights
John Coey
Atlanta
James Malcolm
Gerald Dodson
Corning
Mathews Goodyear Tire
Athens
Dianne Mary Jarmusch
S. Court St
Debra Zettl
Hooper St
Ohio University Security
Peacock
Judy Montgomery
Ohio U
Rogers
Eric George
Cincinnati
Coey
Linda Coey
Glouster
Malcolm
Emily Malcolm
Dodson
Athens County
Claire M. Ball Jr
Variable Cloudiness And Cool Tonight And Friday
Local forecast calls for variable cloudiness and cooler conditions tonight and Friday. Lows in the low to mid 40s tonight with highs in the upper 50s to low 60s Friday. The national outlook shows sunny pleasant weather for most areas with showers in the northern Plains lower Great Lakes western Texas and central New Mexico. Cooler trends expected in the Northeast and Northwest.
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Plains
Great Lakes
Texas
New Mexico
Teachers May Take First Aid at The Plains Middle
A basic first aid course for teachers with pupils under 13 will be offered from 7 to 19 p.m. Wednesday at The Plains Middle School. Miss Charlotte LaTourrette teaches, and the only charge is for the text. Register by calling the Red Cross office at 593-5273.
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the Plains Middle School
Zelma McVey
Athens County
Red Cross Chapter
Charlotte LaTourrette
Red Cross Office
Rotarians Give 6006 to Project HOPE at Columbus Conference
A check for 6006 was presented by Dr. Robert G. Smith of Circleville Rotary to Judy Hilton of Project HOPE at headquarters in Washington. The gift, from 32 Central and Southeastern Ohio clubs, was announced at the district 669 conference at Scot's Inn in Columbus attended by over 400 Rotarians and spouses.
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Project Hope
Ohio
Robert G. Smith
Circleville
Rotary International District 669
Judy Hilton
Washington, D. C
Hilton
Columbus
Moonshiner Jailed After Athens County Raid Ends With Still Smashed
Russell Cline McCune 72 of Cutler Route 1 was charged with possessing an illegal still and untaxed liquor after a raid by Athens County authorities. A 50 gallon still was found in a basement on his property. he pleaded guilty and received a 6 month sentence with most suspended on good behavior.
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Russell Cline McCune
Sharpsburg
McCune
Ohio
Athens County
Cutler Route 1
Bern Two
Federal Alcohol Tobacco and Firearms Office
Roger Jones Jr
Franklin Sheeter
DeWitt Walker
Boyd Williams
Foster Coe
Sheriff’s Department
Charles Cochran
John
Wright
Ohio Department of Liquor Control
John Brendle
Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms Division
University Professors Feted At Luncheon
Ohio University honored ten University Professors for 1972 73 at a noon luncheon in the Nelson Commons dining room. Certificates were awarded to the 10 from a field of 300 nomineesselected by an all student University Professor Selection Committee with appointments conferred by OU Vice President Taylor Culbert. The appointees include Jerry L Adams Abraham Clearfield Elliot E Entin Richard L Harvey and Lawrence G Had plus Meno Lowenstein Robert J Trevas Evan D Rudolph Ray Wagner and Stewart with five members of the Future Farmers of America attending the state convention in Columbus. Dr Mickunas holds a second maximum appointment. Each year of appointment carries a 1000 honorarium and reduced teaching load for own course designs.
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Ohio University
Nelson Commons
Taylor Culbert
Jerry L. Adams
Abraham Clearfield
Elliot E. Entin
TB Testing Schedule for Athens Residents
The Athens City County Health Department announces summer tuberculin testing at 9 N College St. Clinics run select Tuesdays June 6 and 20 July 11 25 and August 8 22 from 8 to 11. Open to all, especially food handlers bus drivers teachers and TB contacts. Positive tests lead to chest X rays at no charge. Countywide clinics include Coolville May 8 from 6 to 8 p.m.
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Athens City-County
N. College St
Coolville
Fire Department
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Vore Ridge Road
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