Valley Officials Hear Plan For Better Valley
Ohio Finance Director Richard Krabach urged local leaders to adopt cooperative planning with state and federal agencies. The Burr Oak Lodge session stressed community involvement, relying on people as the main asset, as part of 25 statewide seminars funded by a $34,000 Title I Higher Education Act grant. Chairman Kenner Bush led the event with a planning committee including Kenneth Akerman and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Richard Krabach
Krabach
Richard French
Ohio University College of Business Administration
Burr Oak Lodge
Ohio Board of Regents
Kenner Bush
Kenneth Akerman
Jack White
Don Russel
John Bottum
Russell Long
Donald Young
Victor Oaksey
William Harmon
Three Athens Patrolmen Enrolled in Logan Training Course
Patrolmen James Deardorff Donald Bailey and Larry Lyon are enrolled in a five week Logan Training Council class started earlier this month. The course runs on or off duty with pay for self scheduled time. Since January 1966 city patrolmen must complete 120 hours of instruction covering arrest laws search seizure traffic law and handling mentally ill or intoxicated persons.
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Athens
Training Council
Logan
Charles Cochran
James Deardorff
Donald Bailey
Larry Lyon
State Attorney General’s Office
Youth Fined For Meter Destruction
Ohio University student Alan Joseph Neubert 19 pleaded guilty in Municipal Court to intoxication and destruction of property for damaging six parking meters near 92 W Union St. He received $50 fines and costs on each count, with restitution and three weeks probation. destruction charge fined was suspended if restitution is made within three weeks. Also notes a 7:30 p.m. May 18 talk by Rev. W Henry Ortlip at First Wesleyan Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University
Alan Joseph Neubert
Gamertsfelder Hall
W. Union St
W. Henry Ortlip
Republic of Haiti
West Indies
First Wesleyan Church
East State St
Mr. Ortlip
Houghton College
New York
China
Haiti
Rabies Clinic Nears End of 1966 Schedule
The Athens County Rabies Clinic, started two weeks ago, enters the final days of the 1966 run. Bad weather delayed vaccinations, with 638 animals vaccinated this week. Remaining dates include Thursday Albany fire house, Friday The Plains school garage, Saturday Nelsonville city playground, Monday Lodi Grange in Shade, and the Athens County Bar. Weekday clinics run 4 to 5 pm, Saturday 10 am to noon. Also tonight at 8 pm Gilham Frank Post 8804 Veterans of Foreign Wars and auxiliary discuss community projects, with another meeting Sunday at 8 for officer elections.
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Athens County
Albany Fire House
Plains School
Nelsonville City Playground
Lodi Grange
Shade
Study Of Hocking Two Other Basins Completed
Ohio Department of Natural Resources releases a 96 page study by the Division of Water surveying the Hocking River Shade River and Leading Creek basins. It projects water needs rising 150 percent by 2000, urges waste treatment, 10 water supply and 32 flood control reservoirs, and 36 miles of channel improvements across Athens and surrounding counties. The report includes 35 tables and 37 maps, costs $4, and is available from Columbus.
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Athens
Ohio Department of Natural Resources
Division of Water
Hocking River
Shade River
Fairfield
Gallia
Hocking
Meigs
Morgan
Perry
Washington
Ohio Division of Water
South Front Street
Columbus
Dismal Weather Returns To City
The city sees 57 degrees this morning as May resumes its typical gloom. Rainfall totals from last night and today reach .62 inches per U.S. observer C. L. Colmer. Highs reach 69 on Wednesday with a 54 degree low on Thursday and the Hocking River at about 6.1 feet and falling.
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C. L. Colmer
U.S
Hocking River
Court Cases from Municipal Court listed defendants and fines
Multiple defendants with traffic and trespass charges. Terryce without address fled. bond and case continued. Wycoff Robert William 21 of Sunyside Drive faced $5 plus costs for traffic sign violation. Ford Johns 21 of Elliott Street faced costs. Karohute John 21 of Richland Avenue paid $20 plus costs for police left of ee. Nene Clifford C. 21 of Coolville Route 1 failed yield to right of way. $20 and bond. Sartiture Wiley M. Ryan 61 of Athens Route 2 traffic sign patrol. Allcock Thomas Raymond 48 of Vore Ridge Road left of center. $22. Hanning Ronald Jerome 31 of Albany traffic sign patrol. $14. Yonker Bryan Lee 19 of Letort W Young. petrol $18. Norton Carroll D. 36 of Elizabeth Pennsylvania speeding. $18. Joseph A 2st 56 Wilson Street speeding. Harry James Mediey Jr. Court Street speeding. $38 with $14 patrol.
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Terryce
Floyd I. W
Robert William Wycoff
Sunnyside Dr
Johns Ford
Elliott St
John DO. Karohute
Richland Ave
Clifford C. Nene
Coolville
Bond
Wiley M. Ryan
Athens
Thomas Raymond Allcock
Vore Ridge
Ronald Jerome Hanning
Albany
Bryan Lee Yonker
Letort
W. Young
Crystal Pool season tickets go on sale at City Hall
Crystal Pool offers season tickets with a new family plan for 20 dollars usable by any family member when the pool is open. Individual adult season tickets cost 8 dollars and children 5 dollars. Hours and sale start date to be announced.
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Crystal Pool
Burson
Miller Speaks At Canton GOP Meet
Ohio's Clarence E. Miller, U S Representative from the 10th District, will be the featured speaker at the Ohio League of Young Republican Clubs Spring Quarterly Meeting May 12 and 13 at the Onesto Hotel in Canton. Miller, in his first term after serving as Lancaster mayor, will address the Saturday luncheon after Canton's Mayor Stanley Omich welcomes attendees. The event opens Friday with a mixer hosted by the Stark County Young Republican Club, and State Rep. Robert Levitt will keynote Saturday.
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Ohio
U.S
Clarence E. Miller
R. Lancaster
Ohio League of Young Republican Clubs
Onesto
Canton
Miller
Congress
Lancaster
Ohio Municipal League
National League of Cities
Stanley Omich
Stark County Young Republican Club
Robert Levitt
91St
Bond Forfeitures In County Court List Of Speeding Cases
A county court docket lists multiple defendants facing bond forfeitures for speeding and related offenses. Names include Willis Larry Welch 24 Columbus Mildred Elsie Kings 44 and Arthur M. Vickers 30 among others, with penalties noted as patrol and fines around 15 dollars. Additional entries cite defendants from Cincinnati Columbus Baltimore Middle Towns and other locales with varying ages and charges. The report compiles a broad roster of individuals cited for traffic violations and missing bond payments.
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Willis Larry Welch
Arenes
Fred A. Umbel
Om Athur M. Vickers
Parkersburg
Mildred Elsie Kings
Columbus
Terema ‘ Bine Ins
Dayton
Ronald Ce Engisard
Be Thomason
Shivelyall
Oakle Fulier Phillis
Plains
Venth Trol
Robert Joerry
Cincinnati
Lawson Moore
Local court entries list fines and dismissals in county court
Amy E West 19 Greenbrier failed to display registration petrol ten dollars costs. Loverty Zammatoro 7 77 S May Ave four bases costs. Joseph Schwartz 23 N Court speed fifteen dollars costs. Gary Duncan 22 Steuer left of center patrol fifteen dollars costs. Andrew B Warner 56 Guysville Route 1 overweight truck sixty three dollars costs. County Court dismissed charge of breaking and entering against Tom Coffman 12 W State St. David F Eckler Athens Route 3 filed affidavit.
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Amy E. West
Greenbrier
Loverty Zammatoro
S. May Ave
Joseph Schwartz
N. Court
Gary Duncan
Steuer
Andrew B. Warner
Guysville
County Court For Good Cause
Tom Coffman
W. State St
David F. Eckler
Athens Route 3
Child ren's Day and the Mother Role
The text reflects on days for children and emphasizes that mothers fulfill their needs. It notes many days exist for children but none solely for them, while highlighting mothers as essential caregivers. It ends with a note that tomorrow is Mother's Day.
Vote Due On Industrial Expansion Bill In Ohio Senate
The Ohio Senate planned a vote on an administration bill allowing municipalities and counties to issue self-retiring revenue bonds for industrial purposes. The measure includes disclosure rules for bondholders with potential conflicts and lets the Ohio Development Financing Commission back up to 100 percent of project costs. Three bills passed, including a Good Samaritan bill to compensate crime victims and a reform on hospital commitments.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Senate
Walter Powell
Butler
Senate
Ways and Means
Neuenschwander
Ohio Development Financing Commission
Commission
House
Good Samaritan
Robert R. Shaw
State Sundry Claims Board
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Audrey Murphy
Glenn Murphy
Margaret Scott
Jack D. Scott
Ernest F. Baker
Bertha F. Baker
Ertha F. Poston
Paul de McClelland
Kenneth McClellen
Denver L
Mary L. Mohney
Diana Judson
Charles Edward Jvein
Jane Ellen Burkey
Ronald Lewis
VFW
Gilhiam Frank Post 8804
Veterans of Foreign Wars
GOP
BY Jon Webb
Fred P. Neuenschwander
Ohio River
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