Primary Results Unchanged After Election Board Count
The county election board completed its official count with only a few vote total changes. Florence Davis led Athens with 939 votes followed by Raymond Shepard 938. other officials and ward results listed. In Glouster, Richard L. Keith defeated Thomas Williams Jr. 234 to 212. Recount deadline is 4 p.m. Wednesday with costs borne by the candidate. Expenses filings due June 21 for all primary candidates and write-ins.
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County Election Board
Athens
Nelsonville
Glouster
Florence Davis
Raymond Shepard
E. D. Shrout
William Rowland
Edgar Tuckerman
E. M. Conant
Kenneth Collins
Howard Ro
Richard L. Keith
Didates
Graduate Appoints Robert A. Hynes as Internship Director
Ohio University graduate Robert A. Hynes will become director of the internship office and assistant to the dean of students on July 1. He will lead a new office within student personnel, arranging summer positions across business government law hospitals social work journalism public relations and the national parks and forest services. He will promote graduate fellowships scholarships loans and study abroad opportunities. Hynes teaches social sciences at Bedford High School and holds a BA from Ohio University 1960 and an MA 1962. He previously headed a residence in Bush Hall for two years and belongs to Phi Delta Kappa and Phi Kappa Phi.
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Robert A. Hynes
Ohio University
Hynes
Bedford High School
Ohio
Bush Hall
Phi Delta Kappa
Education Honor Society
Phi Kappa Phi
Importance Of Dairying Is Stressed In Athens County
The economic importance of dairying in Athens County was discussed at the dairy service unit meeting. Dairying is a two million dollar industry for area farmers, with production testing boosting farm net income more than any single management factor. In April 521 cows from 19 herds were tested. Ronald Hartman of The Plains had the top herd, and average herd production rose about 1200 pounds per cow over two years.
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Athens County
Dairy Service Unit
Kenneth Ackerman
Ronald Hartman
Plains
Three residents plead innocent in buns theft case
Three residents of 25 percent S Court Street pleaded innocent in Municipal Court Thursday to stealing a package of buns valued at $1.14. Charges were filed by Ray L. Collett. Each defendant, Jack Studer Angus Macaulay and David Park, was placed under $50 bond as the cases were continued until next Thursday.
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S. Court St
Ray L. Collett
Jack Studer
Angus Macaulay
David Park
Mercury Reaches 93 Degrees Amid Heat Wave
Clouds threatened rain for Athens as temperatures climbed to 93 yesterday afternoon. The day opened at 60 with the rise reaching 19 degrees by 10 a.m. according to U.S. Observer C. L. Colmer.
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Athens
U.S
C. L. Colmer
School Board Corrects Actions On New Schedule Policy
The Athens city school board Wednesday night approved a seven hour day with a half hour lunch and adopted a vertical administration plan with separate junior and senior high school principals. The board did not create an assistant superintendent for instruction despite an earlier report. Superintendent Clyde Plant indicated the steps align with a long range plan based on a Columbia University survey.
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Athens
Columbia University
Clyde Plant
Plant
Penny glueing leads to costly Municipal Court loss
Douglas Caldwell pleaded innocent yet was found guilty of malicious destruction of property for cementing 25 pennies to a city parking meter ticket. He paid 25 dollars plus court costs and a separate 5.75 dollar fine with costs suspended for back tickets. Bond forfeitures listed for Jesse Frank Mash, 20, Athens Route 2, stop sign, by State Patrol, 11 dollars.
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Douglas Caldwell
Caldwell
Jesse Frank Mash
Athens
State Highway Patrol
Increase Continues for New Car Sales in Athens County
April auto title office figures show 225 new cars sold, up from March and higher than April 1962. Total titles issued reached 1468, with used car sales at 902, and fee intake of 2282.30. Other transfers included 25 new trucks and 111 used trucks, plus various trailers and motor vehicles.
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Athens County
Phyllis L. Cross
Guidance Talk Slated For OVGC At Ohio University
Dr. Robert H. Mathewson of CUNY will lecture on The Meaning of Maturity in Guidance at 10 a.m. in the education building conference room. The talk, sponsored by the Graduate College and College of Education, targets students and Ohio guidance personnel. Dr. George E. Hill will chair, with panelists Donald F. Stanger William A. Snyder and Dean L. Hummel.
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Robert H. Mathewson
City University of New York
Ohio University
Ohio Valley Guidance Council
Ohio
George E. Hill
University
Guidance Training Laboratory
Donald F. Stanger
William A. Snyder
Dean L. Hummel
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