New School Listed Behind Schedule In Athens Ohio
Athens city school board eyed a November levy resubmission after a May defeat. A non graded program may start this fall with the new high school opening date undetermined. Construction delays due to rain and Vietnam shipments push the project behind schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens City
Athens
Chauncey and
the Plains
Vietnam
Sever- Williams Construction Co
Washington
Court Couse
St Pauls splits seventh and eighth grades amid survey
The St Pauls Elementary School board will decide whether to merge grades seven and eight with the public middle school after reviewing a survey of student parents. At Home and School, concerns about overcrowding and possible half day sessions were raised. New officers for 1967 68 include Mack Ellis president Harold Kessler vice president and Mrs Sandra Kent secretary treasurer.
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St. Paul’s
St. Paul
St. Paul’s School
Mack Ellis
Harold Kessler
Sandra Kent
Jim Augustine
Dennis Shay
Paula McConnell
Debbie Armbruster
Steve Kane
Jack
Rick Walden
Ann Ferrer
Phil Strehl
Jerimiah Barry
William Huntsman
William Biggs
Robert Kline
Youth Fined For Larceny
Two youths faced Municipal Judge John Newcomb on larceny charges. Lacy L. Withrow Jr., 18, The Plains, pleaded guilty to stealing 1.5 gallons of diesel fuel from an Ohio University bus and was fined $10 plus costs. Kenyon M. Clark, 18, of 8 Cable Lane, pleaded innocent to stealing a case of beer valued at $5 from the Millview Inn and was held on a $50 bond with the case continued.
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John Newcomb
Lacy L. Withrow Jr
the Plains
Ohio University
Kenyon M. Clark
Cable
Millview Inn
Man pleads innocent in county court trailer break in
Tom Coffman 38 of 12 W State St appeared Tuesday in County Court and pleaded innocent to breaking into a trailer owned by David Eckler Athens Route 3. He posted 500 bond and a preliminary hearing was set. Athens firemen fought a blaze at 23 S Court St on Monday night, caused by a backfire, damaging an auto owned by Arnold Parsons worth 200.
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Tom Coffman
State St
David F. Eckler
Athens
Coffman
Sheriff's Deputies
S. Court St
Arnold Parsons
Harrisonville
Technical Changes Conference on Technical Education Opens
High School principals and guidance counselors from Southeastern Ohio are invited to a Wednesday conference at Ohio University on New Opportunities in Technical Education. Dean Hummel will chair the 1 to 3 pm program with talks by D R Purkey Frank Downhour T C Porter and John J Light.
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Southeastern Ohio
Ohio University
Tri- County Technical Center
Dean Hummel
D. R. Purkey
Frank Downhour
Tricounty
Tri-County
T. C. Porter
John J. Light
April Court and Weather Notes In Athens
The Athens Municipal Court collected 6788.70 in fines and costs for April with state cases 3188.20 and city cases 3600.50. Traffic bureau parking meters yielded 2966.22 and 72.43 from College St lot. City cases fell 41 from April 1966, with 826.35 less in collections. traffic tickets dropped 638.15. Weather notes report 0.03 inch rainfall, 46 low Tuesday, 66 high Monday, 54 later. Hocking River at 10.27 feet and falling. World War I veterans meet 7:30 p.m. Thursday at American Legion home. auxiliary also meets.
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Athens
Lavina Sycks
College St
C. L. Colmer
U.S
Hocking
Colmer
American Legion
A. E. McConkey
Dairy Farmers Seek Restraining Order Against Fairmont Foods
Common Pleas Judge John Bolin issued a temporary restraint on Fairmont Foods to stop refusing Grade A milk purchases from 28 farmers of the National Farmers Organization. Joseph Lucas and Glen Dearth, representing 26 other dairymen, allege a conspiracy with the Marietta Athens Milk Producers Association to coerce them back into the association. A Friday hearing will decide if the order becomes permanent.
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Common Pleas
John Bolin
Fairmont Foods
E. State St
National Farmers Organization
Joseph Lucas
Glen Dearth
Marietta-Athens Milk Producers Association
Elliott St
United States
Ing
Fairmont
Lucas
Milk Producers Association
Producers Association
Business Of Safety Lives By Awareness
Gotschall of Columbia Gas of Ohio urged the Athens Kiwanis to focus on road safety after noting 9.5 billion dollars lost in 14 million traffic accidents nationwide. He outlined five seeing jobs to reduce crashes and urged personal responsibility to drive safely. Kiwanis president Earl Mathews said seven locals will attend the Thursday division council meeting in Logan.
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John Gotschall
Columbia Gas
Ohio
Athens Kiwanis Club
Gotschall
Columbia Gas Co
United States
Gotschal
Earl Mathews
Logan
Two Liquor Permit Transfers Approved in Athens Area
The Ohio Department of Liquor Control approved two transfers. Charles Hanning’s Millview Inn permit at 468 W. Union St. moves to Donald Flowers. Stella Poston Kline’s Kline's Korner permit at 318 Center St. moves to Harriett L. Arnold.
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Ohio Department of Liquor Control
Athens
Charles Hanning
Millview Inn
Union St
Donald Flowers
Stella Poston Kline
Kline
Korner
Center St
Stewart
Harriett L. Arnold
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Hayden, Stone Incorporated
NEW York Stock Exchange
D. H
Jonely
Sams
Cline Bidg
Athens, Ohio
Joyce Habart
Avililiein Hardware & Farm Supply
Stimson
A&p
Harvard
Ise
Ree Vel
Milk Producers Group
Wilson Baker
Watchmaker — Jeweler
Complete Insurance Service
Don Reed
Bob Baur
Reed & Baur, Inc
State
Athens Pharmacy
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