Southeast Ohio council eyes grant to fund regional crime plan
Southeastern Ohio Council of Governments met in Athens to map a 12 county law enforcement plan funded by an $11 million federal grant expected to be allocated through the Ohio Department of Urban Affairs. Leaders say aims include joint jail projects riot‑control gear and police labs with matching Washington funds and a new three year training program.
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Athens
Burnworth
Ohio
Southeastern Council
Logan
C. B. Haney
Columbus
Burn
Congress
Ball
Tri-County
Nelsonville
Belmont County
Raymond Athens
Harry Crewson
Brad Davis
Kenneth Collins
Earl Hilleary
Max Valkinburg
Haney
James Parkinson
Logan Safety Service
James Rupert
Wellston
Hile Fyffe
Jackson County
Milton Miller
Jackson
James Downard
Garret Brown
Ohio Department of Urban Affairs
Washington
Hocking
Vinton
Meigs
Perry, Morgan
Belmont
Gallia
Monroe
Noble
Hays to Speak at Democratic Club in Lancaster
Rep Wayne L Hays veteran Flushing congressman and possible Ohio gubernatorial hopeful will address the Lancaster Democratic Club at Shaw's Restaurant. The 8 p.m. talk follows a 6 30 p.m. dinner and is open to the public. Hays has served Ohio's 18th District since 1948 and holds senior roles on key committees.
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Wayne L. Hays
Flushing
Omo
Lancaster
Wiliam Lavelle
Athens
Hays
Shaw's
Ohio
House Foreign Affairs Committee
House Administration Committee
State Department
Lecture on South Africa by Absolom Vilakazi at Ohio University
Absolom Vilakazi, anthropology professor at American University Washington, will visit Ohio University to meet classes and deliver a public lecture on South Africa development. The talk at 8 15 p m Thursday in Bentley Hall Room 227 is under the African Studies Program of the Center for International Studies. He studied social change among the Zulu and earned degrees from Trinity College Hartford Seminary and the University of Natal.
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Absolom Vilakazi
American University
Washington, D.C
Ohio University
Trinity College
Hartford Seminary
University of Natal
South Africa
Bond Forfeitures Municipal Court Report
A lengthy list details bond forfeitures from the municipal court with numerous defendants and fines for traffic violations. Names include McKay, Zurbrigges, Skaggs, Rovte, Wett Robinson Travner, Nobie, Nisley, Hurt, Finnearty, Wyatt Je, Focemyer, Dicken, Chiowita, Sail, Logan, Bender, McCudsky, Laneway, Booth, and others. The report also notes a morning temperature reading of 56 degrees and a 76 degree high for Tuesday, with C L Colmer cited as U S observer.
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McKay
Berry Oe
Thames
Chesterville
Hurt
M Hillerd
Katherine FF
Finnearty
Arhens
Witem R&r
Wyatt
Athens
Gsregerding
Peice
Lawrence
Albany
Terry W. Dicken
Nelsonville
HH. Chiowita
Irvine
John E. Sail
David F. Logan
Linda Jo Bender
Tiffir Hall
David J. McCudsky
C. L. Colmer
U. S
Ohio U Sets Third Teacher Corps Program Next Fall
Ohio University will start its third Teacher Corps program next fall with 27 interns and five team leaders. Dr. Robert E. Hutchins will coordinate. Interns spend fall in graduate study then two years on teaching teams in low income schools, with three teams to Parkersburg and two to Portsmouth.
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Ohio University
Robert E. Hutchins
College of Education
Parkersburg
Portsmouth
Army Information Officer On Visit In Athens Ohio
Col Helmuth Froeshle from First Army headquarters visits Athens Ohio on Thursday and Friday. He will tour ROTC facilities at Ohio University and stay with Messenger Publisher G Kenner Bush civilian aide to the Secretary of the Army. Geneva Robson case dismissed on plaintiff motion.
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Helmuth O. Froeshle
First Army
Athens
William W. Bohn
Ohio University
Messenger
G. Kenner Bush
Secretary of the Army
Ohio University campus rumor spreads after alleged injury
A black student, Carol Sims, was treated for minor abrasions at Hudson Health Center after reporting a back leg wound as rumors of a shooting swirled on campus. University officials and black student leaders urged calm while investigations continue into the incidents and prior assault claims.
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Ohio University
Carol Sims
Cleveland
Hudson Health Center
Health Center
Dale Mattmiller
Ronald Williams
Coolville Man Fined Jailed on Auto Count
Larry Welch of Coolville pleaded guilty in Municipal Court to driving a motor vehicle without the owner's consent. He was fined 300 dollars plus costs and sentenced to 10 days in jail. The charge was filed by Carl Davis of Coolville Route JE.
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Larry Welch
Coolville
Welch
Carl Davis
Local Names Highlight Vague Notice From Athens Md
Readable fragments list individuals David Gatchel Susan Best Oscar Adkins and Judith Lenning with ages and places. Mentions Athens Maryland and Chauncey Street in unclear connection.
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David Lewis Gatchel
Giouster
Susan Mae Best
Athens
Oscar Adkins
Maryland
Air Force
Judith Lenning
Chauncey
OU Associates Honor Aldens
The Ohio University Associates host a farewell dinner for President and Mrs. Vernon R. Alden Tuesday evening at The Ohio University Inn. John Good of The Lowhead Press serves as program chairman honoring the Aldens after the dinner.
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Ohio University Associates
Vernon R. Alden
Ohio University Inn
Ohio University
John Good
Lowhead Press
Aldens
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Great Lakes Naval Station
Newport
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Sylvania
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