Safety rodeo to teach bicycle rules amid low turnout
Sunday lesson on East State Street followed a low turnout for a cycling safety workshop. An eight year old boy was treated for minor injuries after swerving into traffic. ride events resume May 11 at multiple sites and culminate May 18 at the city recreation center with police Kiwanis and 4-H involvement.
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Chris Powers Messenger
East State Street
County Fairgrounds
West Union Street
Chauncey
the Plains
City Recreation Center
East State
Athens
Kiwanis
Sharon Sturbois
4-H
Ray Skinner
Donald Barrett
Athens County Legal Services Association Inc
Planned Parenthood
Southeastern
Ohio
Mill Street
East State Street Recreation Center
City Hall
Athens County Disaster Services Agency
Civil Defense
Crystal Pool
Judge Howard urges youth to work within the law at Kiwanis talk
Judge Lowell Howard told Athens Kiwanis that youth face a crisis point in history and must pursue causes within democratic limits. He said the rule of law applies to all, protests are allowed but violence is not, and the Constitution remains a powerful tool for change. Kiwanis also noted wide reach of bicycle safety workshops for elementary and middle school students.
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Ron Bellar
Lowell Howard
Athens Kiwanians
Ohio University Inn
Judge Howard
Kiwanis
Athens
Hill
AORTA
Richland Avenue
East State Street
May 7 1974 Weather Forecast Ohio Fair And Warmers
The forecast calls for fair and not as cool tonight with upper 30s to low 40s lows. Wednesday will be partly cloudy and warmer with mid to upper 60s highs. The Ohio outlook shows a chance of showers Thursday and Saturday.
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Ohio
Ohio University Dept. of Geography
C. L. Colmer
U.S
Minister to Speak at Athens Fellowship Dinner
James Erb of Jesus People in the Barn Ministry will speak at a 6:30 p.m. dinner meeting sponsored by the Athens chapter of Full Gospel Business Men's Fellowship International at Hocking Valley Motor Lodge. Reservations due by May 9, call 592-5332 days or 593-5844 evenings. The chapter will hold a 7:30 p.m. business meeting Monday at 9 Monticello Village and a prayer breakfast at 8:30 a.m. Saturday, May 18, at 21 Rose Ave. Local 1699 to Meet.
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James Erb
Jesus People In the Barn
Jacob’s Ladder, Inc
Mercer
Hocking Valley Motor Lodge
Athens
Full Gospel Business Men’s Fellowship International
Monticello Village
Rose Ave
Award Recipient Named by Ohio University Graduate Council
Dr. Richard F. Whitman assistant professor of interpersonal communications is named recipient of Ohio Universitys second outstanding graduate faculty award. The Graduate Student Council funds the honor with a plaque and an Alden Library acquisitions endowment. Whitman, adviser of the fundamentals of speech program, has served on 18 masters and doctoral committees and chairs multiple departmental panels. NEW MARSHFIELD Constitution Lodge 426 FAM meets at 7 30 p m Thursday with William Snodgrass master announcing.
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Richard F. Whitman
Ohio University
Graduate Student Council
Whitman
Alden Library
The
Speech Communication Association
New Marshfield
Athens City Council Master Plans Tax Change And Road Link
Athens council spent four hours reviewing 19 measures. The income tax amendment would exempt OU graduate stipends from city tax after removal of delegation rules, with staff debate over legality. A temporary Mulligan Hooper road link was approved for about 15000 dollars with removal planned before bypass project. Palmer Street widening and traffic signals also eyed.
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Herb Amey
Athens
Ohio University
Finance Committee
Tad Grover
Gerald Mollica
Grover
Mulligan Road
Hooper Street
Palmer Street
Palmer and Stimson Avenue
Appalachian Ohio Regional Transit Authority
AORTA
Hooper-Mulligan
Greg Hill
Jerry Adams
Phyllis Katz
Appalachian Highway
Joe Johnson
Richad Avenue
Mulligan
Richland
Hill
Stimson Avenue
Stimson
Council
Plains Elementary Fifth Graders Sponsor Saturday Car Wash
Fifth graders at The Plains Elementary School sponsor a car wash and odd job day this Saturday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Cars are washed for 1.50 each and students offer odd jobs for residents from the Plains area to raise money for an outdoor educational field trip. Appointments can be made by calling the school.
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The
Plains
Ambulance Runs Reported For Two Medical Incidents
At 8 09 a m David Kinser 33 of Lancaster from Mount St Mary Hospital Nelsonville moved to Mercy Hospital Columbus later at 12 46 a m Larry Cain 4 of Athens Route 2 was bitten by a dog and transported from Vore Ridge to O Bleness.
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David Kinser
Lancaster
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Nelsonville
Mercy Hospital
Columbus
Larry Cain
Athens
Dog Bite
Vore Ridge
O'Bleness
Armory Purchase May Be Shelved in Athens
Athens council weighs buying the Ohio National Guard Armory for city offices as Brig. Gen. Patchen says state plans push armory replacement 15 years away. The armory ranks 24th on a list of 95 ONG facilities.
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Ohio National Guard
Athens
K. F. Patchen
ONG Adjutant General
Carpenter Street
Court Street
ONG
Patchen
Ohio Department of Public Works
Joe Johnson
Greg Hill
Phil Goldsberry
Johnson
John Reiff
Ohio University
Council
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O’bleness Memorial Hospital
Chuck Dailey
Athens Police Ptl
Ron Mount
American Federation of State
Math
Mulligan-Hooper
Logan Mayor’s Court
David J. Polling
Fourth St
Mark A. Runge
Logan
Carolyn A. Wilson
Ronald Ray White
George E. Ford
Mingo Terrace
Joe J. Bryan
N. Mulberry St
David L. Armstrong
Roy Foster Gerhardt
Stoutsville
Lester David Miller
Charles L. Mays
E. Second St
Donald E. Keels
Haydenville
Tim Shriner
Secems
Armory
William Holden
Committee For the Preservation of
Athens County
Athens Mental Health Center
David L. Kasler
West State St
Harold B
Swisher
West State
C. J. Tippett
Roger W. Wolf
Fort St
Nationwide Insurance
Nationwide Life Insurance Company
Columbus, Ohio
Athens Credit Union, Inc
Columbus Road
NCAA
U.S. Government
Ohio Credit Union League
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