Traffic Court Roundup Includes Numerous Speed Violations
Area Municipal Court records list dozens of defendants from Athens Columbus and surrounding towns cited for speeding running stop signs and unsafe vehicle equipment on Route 1 and local streets. Notable names include Earnest Creamer James Sayre and John Hinton among many others. The notes show fines ranging from 4 to 55 dollars with most patrol penalties at 14 to 18 dollars and several higher for specific offenses such as improper license plates and displaying plates belonging to another vehicle. A separate note reports a Columbus Methodist conference in Ohio focusing on social racial justice with about 300 delegates including Dr Clyde Pinnell of Athens First Methodist Church.
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Omen
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Athens
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Jackson
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Ee Edel
East Cleveland
Lehman
Pennsville
Thomas Reed
North Canton
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Columbus
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Dayton
Donald Kline
Rie
Gibsonburg
James Sayre Ected
State St
Aicotline
John Carl Math
Logan
Rolland H. Feelin
Newark
Peter H. Brookover
Parkersburg
Suzanne J. Bayley
Vienna
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Fa Sani
Ces Patrol
Mitford
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Roger Allen Bind
Shadyside
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Frank Femeni
Wischel
Nelsonville
Belpre
Harold F. Kehler
Franklin Ave
Weenie
Carol Ann Frazee
Nathan Ray Delong
Marietta
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Euclid Dr
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Carlos Wayne Cochran
the Plains
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New Marshfield
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Helen B. Coe
Isville
Sree
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Emmett Robins
W. Va
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Flemming
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Weston
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Orville
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Greenfield
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Robert Dishong
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Evelyn Barnhart
Russell Downing
Chandlersville
Speed
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Glouster
Paul V. Pugliese
Merrimac
Mass
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Two Rivers
Wis
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Granville
Kenneth James Meeks
Niles
David E. Dewine
Clyde Pinnell
Laboratory Planned By 2 Professors
A summer laboratory program designed to help prepare prospective college students for higher education is being planned by two members of the Ohio University faculty. The classes will concentrate on efficient techniques for reading textbooks, including improving reading comprehension and speed. The instructors said classes will be planned for a limited number of students, with admissions arranged through contacting Yarrington. New Mar s hfield Constitution Lodge 426 F and AM will meet at 7 30 p.m. Thursday in Masonic Hall.
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Ohio University
Kenneth H. Blanchard
David J. Yarrington
Yarrington
Grosvenor St
Two Athens Girls Earn Miami University Honors
Two Athens girls graduated with honors at Miami University spring commencement. Diantha Murphy, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Murphy, earned magna cum laude with a bachelor of arts. Joyce Smith, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Smith, earned a bachelor of arts in International Studies.
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Athens
Miami University
Diantha Murphy
Paul Murphy
Roosevelt Dr
Joyce Smith
Clayton Smith
Cable Lane
Appalachia Grants OK'd for 184 Ohio Schools
Federal Appalachian Regional Commission grants totaling 248 201 dollars issued to 184 schools in 28 county Appalachian region including Athens city Nel sonville city and several rural districts to fund laboratory facilities and equipment. Grants cover up to 50 percent of costs with potential 30 percent in low income areas and support science math history geography languages civics and English programs.
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Athens
Nelsonville City
Ohio
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Athens City
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Appalachian Regional Commission
National Defense Education Act
Appalachian Commission
Meigs County
Fruit Farms Tour Planned in Athens County
Athens County fruit en are to meet Thursday with Kenneth E Ackerman, El don Banta and Blair Janson to discuss fruit care and problems. They will cover peach, apple and strawberry growth at Walter Cherry farm in Morgan County at 1 30 pm. At 6 30 pm Ladd fruit farm near Albany hosts management topics. James Vernon Shaw named to Olivet Nazarene College dean's list as a sophomore in liberal arts.
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Athens County Fruit En
Kenneth E. Ackerman
Eldon Banta
Blair Janson
Walter Cherry
Morgan County
Ackerman
Ladd Fruit
Albany
James Vernon Shaw
Vernon Shaw
Athens
Olivet Nazarene College
Kankakee, Ill
Shaw
Probation Term Given to Boss Allen Nice
Union Furnace resident Boss Allen Nice, 30, was placed on an 18 month probation by Common Pleas Court after pleading guilty to a non support indictment. He appeared in court Monday as terms of probation were outlined.
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Allen Nice
Union Furnace
Common Pleas Court
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