Deaf leader to speak at Ohio University Communication Week
Robert Lankenau, president of the National Association for the Deaf, will address the final day of Communication Week at Ohio University. His 10 a.m. talk in Forum Theater will explore deaf people’s status in modern society, delivered in speech and sign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Association For the Deaf
Robert Lankenau
Ohio University
Forum
Lankenau
Firestone Tire and Rubber Co
Akron Chemical Laboratory
Jo-Ann Albers
Ohio
Women’s Association
The
Cincinnati Enquirer
Radio-Television Communications
Ronald Smith
Department of
Communication and
General Motors Institute
Flint, Mich
Tony Hain
Institute
Kantner
Clarence Brown
Brown
House
James Card
Alexander Graham Bell School For the Deaf
Columbus
Carl Asp
University of Tennessee
Two Cases Settle in Athens Court
In Athens County Common Pleas Court, Daniel Johnson of Cleveland pleaded guilty after a drug possession for sale charge was reduced to possession of hallucinogen. Johnson fined 200 dollars and costs and given 90 days in jail with 30 days suspended for two years sobriety. John Coey of Atlanta Ga received two years probation for non support and must repay back support. Also, Morrison Elementary School moved the Little Red Riding Hood performance to 10 30 a m from 9 30 a m.
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Athens County Common Pleas Court
Daniel Johnson
Cleveland
Athens Police
Ptl
Boyd Sinclair
Johnson
Ohio University
Lowell Howard
John Coey
Atlanta
Federal Hocking adopts 16 month teachers contract
The Federal Hocking Local School Board approved a 16 month master agreement with the Ohio Association of Public School Employees Chapter 399 in a special session. It outlines grievance and evaluation procedures and calls for partial employee insurance payments. The board accepted Nancy Stinson's resignation and authorized lawyer services for Bert Carpenter's termination hearing. The board reviewed the failed 6 mill levy and ongoing building needs, with May 20 actions planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal
Hocking Local School Board
Ohio Association of Public School Employes Chapter 399
Board of Education
Nancy Stinson
Supt. C. W. Montgomery III
Bert Carpenter
Carpenter
Rain Causes Fatal Collision on Route 50
State Police report a rain slicked Route 50 crash killed 18 year old Terry Cook of Circleville. Cook’s car crossed left of center and hit a westbound truck driven by 33 year old Denzil Lyons of Vienna West Virginia. Lyons was treated at St Joseph's Hospital for eye and leg injuries. No citations were issued.
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Circleville
State Highway Patrol
Terry Cook
Guysville
Denzil Lyons
Vienna
W. Va
Lyons
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Parkersburg
Juveniles Held in Gallipolis Car Theft
Gallipolis city police hold two male juveniles ages 14 and 15 in a car theft case on State Street. The owners are identified as Michael Mehl. The suspects were taken into custody roughly 30 minutes after the 7:50 a.m. theft.
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Gallipolis
State Street
Michael Mehl
Births and Dismissals List From Athens Area
Birth notice lists Mr and Mrs Otis Guthrie Shade Route 1 a daughter with names Price E Davis John C Gravel Paul Sloan Jeffrey C Timbers James Anastas David Strawn Owen W Kennedy all of Athens Sandra K Bickley Glouster Mrs Patrick Bullock Buchtel Mickey Lowery Nelsonville Route 2 Dennis Davis Glouster Michael Swearingen Albany Route 1 Jeanette Rickey Guysville. Dismissals name various individuals including Mrs William Ohlinger Mrs Gary Davis Georgia Doris Smith Robin Homan Ray Nice William Adams Phillip Pedigo Mrs Essie Vance William Prater Mrs Dale Windland Mrs Estelle Dutton Donna Jean Griffith Mrs Richard Shearer and son Mrs Mont E Bennett and daughter Roger Bartlett Mrs Charles Rowan Mark Gallagher Sara Juenger Dorothy Yoho Mrs William Pugh Mrs Stanley Dishon Christopher Roberts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otis Guthrie
Shade
Price E, Davis
John C. Gravel
Paul Sloan
Jeffrey C. Timbers
James Anastas
David Strawn
Owen W. Kennedy
Athens
Sandra K. Bickley
Glouster
Patrick Bullock
Buchtel
Mickey Lowery
Nelsonville
Dennis Davis
Michael Swearingen
Albany
Jeanette Rickey
Guysville
William Ohlinger
Gary Davis
Georgia Doris Smith
Robin Homan
Ray Nice
William Adams
Phillip Pedigo
Essie Vance
William Prater
Dale Windland
Estelle Dutton
Donna Jean Griffith
Richard Shearer
Mont E. Bennett
Roger Bartlett
Charles Rowan
Mark Gallagher
Sara Juenger
Dorothy Yoho
William Pugh
Stanley Dishon
Christopher Roberts
Three Hurt In Two Car Crash At Route 33 Intersection
Three people were injured in a two car crash on Route 33 at a county road junction in York County. Drivers Clarence Hoisington 22 of Athens Route 2 and Joseph D Green 38 of Deanville plus passenger Balarana G Raju 22 of Athens were treated at Mount St Mary Hospital with various injuries. Hoisington had a facial laceration and sprained wrist. Green had internal injuries and was moved to a Columbus hospital. The passenger had head and face lacerations and back injuries. The collision occurred when Green pulled onto Route 33 from County Road 11 at Floodwood into Hoisington’s path. No injuries were reported in a second Route 50 crash near Athens limits. Francis Pontius 57 of Athens struck the rear of Charles Adkins 18 of Athens Route 3 after Adkins stopped behind a turning vehicle. Pontius was cited for following too closely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
State Highway Patrol
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Clarence Hoisington
Athens
Joseph D. Green
Deanville
Balarana G. Raju
Hoisington
Green
Columbus
County Rd
Floodwood
Athens Corporation
Francis O. Pontious
Charles R. Adkins
Ponticus
Scout Membership Increases in Hock-Hocking District
The Hock-Hocking District of Boy Scouts of America reports gains across all units and membership. Boys rise 60 to 894, units 36 to 38, adults 286 to 302, and new enrollments 146 to 183. potential new troops arise in Tuppers Plains and Shade with a cub pack in Athens and explorer post in Nelsonville discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay Strafford
Hock-Hocking
Boy Scouts of America
Phil Kahler
Kahler
Tuppers Plains
Shade
Donna Tedrow
Bob Green
Ray Adkins
Washington
Meigs County Holds Final Measles Immunization Clinic
The Meigs County Health Department announces a special measles immunization clinic this Saturday from 8:30 to 11:45 a.m. at 114 Main Street. It offers one last chance for children aged one through 10 to receive rubella vaccine. State law requires immunization against regular measles and three day measles for school entry.
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Pomeroy
Meigs County Health Department
Main Street
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America
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Stercharg
Morrison Elementary School
Athens Children’s Theater
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Obleness Memorial Hospital
Emerson
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Emersons
High Street
Glouster, Ohio
Seavey
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Cresian
Logan
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