Hearings Start Tuesday For Lindley Hall Occupation Arrests
Non court hearings set for Ohio University students and employees charged under House Bill 1219 after Lindley Hall occupation proceed Tuesday. Between 3 and 7 p.m. Thursday, two attorneys appointed referees by Ohio Board of Regents Chancellor John D Millett conducted pre hearing procedures for 71 of 77 arrested.
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Lindley Hall
Ohio Board of Regents
John D. Millett
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Thomas Bates
John T. Pritchard
Hocking State College
Nelsonville
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Athens
Rita Somrak
Steve Jaffe
Robert Kennedy
Wynn Named Editor of OU Student Newspaper The Post
Randy Wynn a junior journalism major at Ohio University was named editor of The Post for 1972 73 at the School of Journalism awards banquet. He succeeds William Choyke and has prior experience including two summer internships at Mansfield News Journal and three years at The Post.
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Ohio University
the Post
School of Journalism
William Choyke
Wynn
Mansfield News Journal
The
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Dayton Journal Herald
Post Publishing Board
Journalism
Bucyrus
Grosvenor Street
Athens
Terry
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Czerniejewski
Sigma Delta Chi Journalism Society
the Messenger
No Reason Given For More Jaycee Wives Decide To Disband
Athens Jaycee Wives disbanded permanently Thursday morning per Bob Garrett chairing the Jaycee board meeting at Baker Center. The move follows nominations and awards planning for May 20, with no explanation given and no hard feelings between the groups. The wives may rejoin as regular members if national legislation allows. A national poll on women’s entry is under consideration, with local support for change but pending the survey results.
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Athens
Jaycee Wives
Jaycee
Bob Garrett
Garrett
Baker Center
National Committee
General Telephone promotes Erickson to Athens district consultant
Thomas H. Erickson, 25, of Burton Geauga County, promoted to communications consultant for General Telephone Co. of Ohio in the Athens district. A Ohio University graduate and Vietnam veteran, he will review business customer needs and recently trained in Marion and Portsmouth. He is married to Sally Ludlow of Chardon. The Ericksons live in Oak Hill. The Jaycee Wives transfer 250 to the Jaycees for park shelter equipment and recreational needs.
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Ohio
Thomas H. Erickson
Athens
Burton
Geauga County
Erickson
Portsmouth
General’s
Marion
Ohio University
Vietnam
Sally Ludlow
Chardon
Ericksons
Oak Hill
Jury awards $1 for barn loss in Athens County case
An Athens County jury awarded Catherine Rogers of Norwalk and Eleanor Crites of Westlake one dollar in a suit against Thorn Enlow over a barn fire on the Waterloo Township property. The women had sought $2,500, claiming insurance was switched without notice from Ohio Mutual to Grange Mutual, which did not cover fire losses. The verdict acknowledges the suit's validity and assigns about $200 in court costs to the defendant.
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Athens County
Catherine Rogers
Norwalk
Eleanor Crites
Westlake
Waterloo Twp
Thorn Enlow
Albany
Thora Enlow
Baughman Insurance Agency
Ohio
the Plains
Jennifer Nelson
Guysville
Joyce Kirk
Coolville
John McGregor
Nelsonville
Charles Pennybacker
Athens
Joe Pedigo
Shade
David Bennett Stewart
Joseph Perry
Ralph Bolin
Jacksonville
Charlotte Jordan
Glouster
Mary Olson
Elmwood Pl
Edward Mayer
Franklin
Jaycee Activities Outline Nominees and Plans
Hocking Valley Community Notes report Arnold LeGraf and Bill Scott nominated for the fourth quarter outstanding Jaycee award. Thomas Antoiietto announced state Jaycee convention delegates Rick Abel Alan Goldsberry and Antoiietto with others. The group declined Memorial Day parade participation due to prior commitments.
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Columbus
Antoiietto
Rick Abel
Alan Goldsberry
Bill Scott
Ed Williams
Bob Matthews
American Legion
Jaycee Par
Athens
Arnold LeGraff
Birth notices from Athens and surrounding areas
A sequence of birth announcements lists families from Athens and nearby communities. Names include Gooding, Galderone, Dwyer, Williams, Perry, Warren, Coon, Johnson, Mathews, Loudin, Wizikowski, Yancy, West, Noble, Trout, Six, Jewell, and Burns, with various parents and families noted.
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J. H. Williams
Joseph Rudolph Jr
Athens
Albert Perry
Michael Warren
Nelsonville
Franklin Coon
New Marshfield
Robert Johnson
Guysville
Ray Mathews
Everett Loudin
Paul Wizikowski
John Yancy
Theodore West
Gene Noble
James Trout
Eldon Six
Frank Jewell
William Burns
Local Forecast And Regional Weather Notes
Fair cool night with mid to upper 40s lows. Saturday will be mild with highs in the 70s. National outlook shows rain in the Midwest and South Friday, showers in Texas Oklahoma and Washington. Warmer in Deep South and East. colder Great Plains. Yesterday high 72 low 40. Sun sets 8 33 p.m. today rises 6 18 a.m.
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Texas
Oklahoma
Washington
Great Plains
Athens Mayor worries folk festival crowds echo antiwar protests
Athens Mayor Donald Barrett voiced concern that the influx of outsiders for the Friday Saturday folk festival at Ohio University's Convocation Center could repeat this week’s antiwar protest experiences.
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the Messenger
Athens
Donald Barrett
Ohio University
Convocation Center
Man Fined For Writing Bad Check in Athens Case
William Pritchard of Massillon pleaded guilty in Athens County Municipal Court to writing a 20.80 check to Belk's in Athens on June 5 1971 with insufficient funds. He was fined 25 dollars and costs by Judge Franklin Sheeter. Additional Friday court actions include Steven Cooper 20 of Athens fined 35 dollars and costs for unsafe operation. Cyrus Crislip 37 of Long Bottom Route 1 pleaded guilty to improper passing and was fined 10 dollars and costs. Mary Stanton 20 of Athens pleaded guilty to failure to stop within an assured clear distance and was fined 25 dollars and costs. The mayor warned festival tensions as Ohio University planned events and noted traffic concerns. The Athens pool project awaits finishing touches and is hoped open May 26 weekend. Morrison Elementary School will host Little Riding Hood at 10 30 Saturday morning instead of 9 30.
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William Pritchard
Massillon
Belk’s
Athens
Athens County
Pritchard
Franklin Sheeter
Steven Cooper
State St
Cyrus Crislip
Mary Stanton
Porter Lane
State Patrol
Ohio University
Mayweather
Barrett
Morrison
Ahrendt's Works To Be Performed
The final Faculty Chamber Music Concert of the series is set for Saturday at 8 p.m. in Recital Hall Ohio University School of Music. Works include Canzona for two violins and viola written in 1967 in Munich and a 1971 Concerto for Oboe and/or English Horn with Strings premiered by Adrian Gnam. Performers are Howard Beebe Christine Ahrendt and Sally Kaneshige with Gnam giving the premiere.
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Karl Ahrendt
School of Music
Munich
Germany
Ahrendt
Delius
Howard Beebe
Christine Ahrendt
Sally Kaneshige
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