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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1973

Page

3

Five Athens County fishermen charged for fishing without license

Five fishermen including three from Athens County failed to appear in Municipal Court on state game protector charges for fishing without Ohio licenses. Others in court Friday faced cases of taking wild animals, aiding and abetting, and shoplifting with fines and bonds set.

Athens County State Game Protector Ohio Daniel Hoskins Hastings Road Richard Miller E. Mill St Lanny Wagner Valley Acres Trailer Court Gilbert Ramsey Chesterhill John Behrens Cleveland John Llewellyn New Marshfield Ronald Stephenson

Youth Fishermen Forfeit Bonds and Local Court Cases

A list of local citations and pleas includes Flora Hatfield of Nelsonville fined for failure to yield at a stop sign and Bonnie Clendenin from State Street found innocent in a shoplifting case with a May 24 hearing. Other defendants, including Archie Markins and Nancy Sheets, face charges ranging from assault to intoxication with various bond amounts and May 24 deadlines. A 15 year old from Gaylord Depoy remains in fair condition after an accidental shooting by his brother in Columbus, with the incident under investigation.

Flora Hatfield Nelsonville State Highway Patrol Bonnie Clendenin State St Walgreen Archie Markins Glouster Kay Sanborn Christopher Sepe Youngstown Guysville Area Gaylord Depoy Columbus’ Childrens Hospital Athens County

Professors to sit on Cochran case trial board

An Ohio University associate professor of law and a Columbia Gas district supervisor were chosen to sit on an Athens Civil Service Commission trial board for the appeal by former Athens Police Chief Charles Cochran. The closed hearings start 7:30 p.m. next Wednesday in the county Municipal Court room and could run into Thursday.

Ohio University Columbia Gas District Athens Civil Service Commission Commission Ron DeVeau Arthur Marinelli Robert Garrett Columbia Gas Anse Cates Athens Charles Cochran DeVeau Marinelli Garrett John Buck Gerald Mollica Cochran Minnie

Boy Learns About Pride And People

David McComb son of Mr and Mrs John A McComb of 4 Strouds Run Rd has worked as a Messenger carrier for nearly a year starting in June 1972. He serves 45 customers daily including Sundays and has earned enough to buy a bicycle and save 250 dollars. He credits the job with teaching business responsibility and pride in work and says he knows Athens a little better. David is a seventh grader at Athens Middle School and an A student who has won Cub Scout awards for three years and earned a place on the Athens Hockey All Star Team Squirts. He enjoys collecting stamps coins and sports cards.

David McComb John A. McComb Strouds Run David Athens Athens Middle School

First Defender Appointed for Athens County

Assistant City Solicitor Lawrence Grey will leave his city post to take the part time public defender role when the program is ready. Funding of over 11000 from a state grant plus city and county contributions is expected by June 1, with Grey planning to depart June 15 if arrangements proceed. The defender will aid indigent defendants when courts appoint counsel. no replacement has yet been chosen and an opening is being advertised.

Lawrence Grey Athens County Grey City Athens County Bar Association Public Defender Committee State Department of Urban Affairs Bar Association City Post Gerald Mollica Greg

Ball votes for auto protection bill in Retail Installment Act

Representative Claire Buzz Ball of Athens backs legislation to cover auto and mobile home purchases under the Retail Installment Sales Act. The bill aims to ensure an open market with protections for consumers, including repossession rules and required public sales under reasonable conditions.

Claire Buzz’’ Ball Athens Ball

Katie Sowle to Speak in Columbus at Blue Pencil Club Session

Katie Sowle wife of Ohio University President Claude R Sowle will speak in Columbus at a Blue Pencil Club of Ohio meeting. She is an attorney will review shield laws protecting newsmen sources. The club will elect officers and hear several other newspaper field speakers during its 40th annual session.

Katie Sowle Columbus Ohio University Claude R. Sowle Blue Pencil Club of Ohio Blue Pencil

Rocket Winners Announced At Albany Cub Scout Derby

Winners of Pack 5 rocket derby at Albany Elementary School were Lee Pratt Jerry Strausbaugh and Mike Daugherty. Strausbaugh won the runoff. Cubmaster Arthur Cross noted third place for the pack at the Cub Scout Olympics and announced a June 2 pack picnic at Harrisonville Park.

Albany Arthur Cross Lee Pratt Jerry Strausbaugh Mike Daugherty Strausbaugh Cubmaster Cross Peden Stadium Harrisonville Park Bruce Smith Jim Gillett Webeloes Rick Crossen Ron

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