Removal Petitions Filed Against Wellston School Board
Removal petitions were filed in Jackson County Common Pleas Court seeking the ouster of Wellston school board members Mrs Lois Hill and Roy Hamilton. The petition cites 1506 signatures representing 56 percent of the last election voter turnout, but notes no employee signatures. Depositions of board members and former members will occur next week before Judge Thomas Mitchell with possible jury demand.
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Wellston
Lois Hill
Roy Hamilton
Jackson County Common Pleas Court
Citizens Committee
Paul Childers
Ralph Crabtree
Roger Rader
Earl Buckley
Pomeroy Okays Bid On Tank And Other Village Actions
Pomeroy Village Council accepts Caldwell Tank Co bid for water tanks after Winthrop Fabrication Co bid is disqualified. First bid was 124 322 rejected. Caldwell bid 126 000. Council reviews 15 percent raise for police wages. Discusses parking meter insurance and extend sale of produce items May through November. hires Wesley Manley Andy Beattie as special police and Randall Carpenter as meter man. Bureau of Unemployment lease in Village Building ends.
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Pomeroy
Caldwell Tank Co
Louisville
Village Hall
Winthrop Fabrication Co
Pennsylvania
EDA
Caldwell
Bobier Electronics Co
Parkersburg
Council
Wesley Manley
Andy Beattie
Randall Carpenter
Bureau of Unemployemnt
Supreme Court official to speak at Baker Center luncheon
Barrett McGurn information director for the U S Supreme Court will address a Friday noon luncheon at Baker Center sponsored by the Public Relations Student Society of America. The $3.50 meal requires reservations at 594 6146 or 593 7978. McGurn has served as Rome attache deputy State Department spokesman and WWII news correspondent. Nelsonville parade committee to meet Wednesday at 8 p m in Jack's Bar lounge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barrett McGurn
U. S. Supreme Court
Baker Center
Public Relations Student Society of America
McGurn
United Stated
Rome
State Department
OU News Tear: Wilson Disappointed By SWU Rejection
Ohio University officials say verbal agreements with the Student Workers Union failed after Monday meetings. Ward Wilson says he is terribly disappointed by the SWU rejection of amended university proposals and notes the talks could resume once voter eligibility is confirmed from the SWU pay period print-out. Mark Satchwell did not comment.
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Ohio University
Student Workers Union
SWU
Ward Wilson
Memorial Auditorium
Wilson
Mark Satchwell
Athens
Athens County Traffic Fines Highlight Municipal Court Docket
The Athens County Municipal Court list shows multiple drivers facing fines for traffic and related offenses. Names include J Michael Sledge Amesville for failure to register motor vehicle and others from Millfield, Bethesda, Strongsville, McArthur, and more with fines ranging from 10 to 100 dollars, some cases with jail time or license suspensions and dismissals noted.
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J. Michael Sledge
Amesville
Robert W. Walls
Millfield
Bruce L. Glover
Bromley Hall
Linda J. Keirns
Diana Quinn
Bethesda
John J. Socotch
Strongsville
Daniel F. Rosser
S. May St
Erms M. Crow
McArthur
Andrew Curran
Convocation Center
David Riggs
State St
Humane Society Tag Day Set For Saturday
Mayor Donald Barrett designates Saturday as Tag Day to aid the Athens County Humane Society. Youth volunteers will collect in the Athens business district and shopping areas during Be Kind To Animals week. Proceeds support humane work per treasurer Mrs. John Baldwin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Barrett
Athens County Humane Society
Athens
Humane Society
John Baldwin
Ohio Labor Leader Admits Gilligan Rift
Ohio labor head Frank W King confirms strained ties with Gov John J Gilligan since their clash over the 1971 income tax He denounces a 50 page report by Warren Smith as distorted and unfair and says Smith allies plan to oppose his re nomination at the AFL CIO convention in February King rejects claims of controlling seven state senators and warns the move could hurt the union’s influence in Columbus He cites personal and political tensions with Gilligan and Smith as key factors in the rift
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Frank W King
John J. Gilligan
King
Gilligan
Afl—Cio
Warren Smith
Frank King
Smith
Labor Organization
Anthony _—__ Calabrese
Cleveland
Ron Motti
Parma
Anthony Novak
Cambridge
Oliver Ocasek
Akron
Marigene Valiquette
Toledo
Ohio Afl—Cio
Ohio Senate
Capitol
Marriage Licenses Issued for Four Couples in Ohio Area
Gregory Mark Chapman and Jana Marlene Chadwell both aged 20 from Athens and Amesville. Donald R. Eggleston aged 45 of New Plymouth wed Kay Frances Nichols 24 of The Plains. James V. Tabler 25 of Stewart weds Candia Lynne Woody 18, and Kenneth Lee Bartlett 18 of Guysville with Debra Anne Lamp 18 of Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gregory Mark Chapman
Athens
Jana Marlene Chadwell
Amesville
Donald R. Eggleston
New Plymouth
Kay Frances Nichols
the Plains
James V. Tabler
Candia Lynne Woody
Stewart Kenneth Lee Bartlett
Guysville
Debra Anne Lamp
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Frank Betts
Messenger
Robert Ekey
Claire M. Ball Jr
Helen Daily
RSVP
Thelma Risley
Alice Curtis
Ann Johnson
Pomeroy Oks
Nelsonville
Jack’s Bar and Dill
Satchwell
Athens County
Chad M. Chambers
Read Hall
Timothy J. Fulmer
Dora Bailey
Mary Johnson
Mark
O’bleness Memorial Hospital
Albert Kirkendall
James Shafer
Lizzy Davis
Melissa Vancko
Claude Kantner
Charles Bolin
Michael Wilson
Flossie Pierpoint
Glouster
Kenneth Bean
James Haning
Albany
Warren Bentz
Larry Smith
Chauncey
Gregory Kennard
Larry Sayre
Jacksonville
Kenneth Garrett
Wilmer Crothers
Logan
Mull Dunfee
Gust Malavite
Darryl Shafer
James Rush
Ethel Stewart
French Ervin
Larry Pierce
Alan Markowitz
Andrew Brozak
Leo Gregory
Heather DeBerry
Marting
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