Juvenile Officers May Be Added In Athens County
Athens County commissioners consider adding two juvenile officers funded by a 20 557 LEA grant for ten months. Sheriff Brown would move Deputy Gwilym to a juvenile post, hire another with state money, and add a deputy to replace Gwilym. The plan includes school and community outreach and juvenile crime investigations.
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Athens County Sheriff's Department
Paul Brown
Law Enforcement Action Project
State Development Department
Administration of Justice Division
Sheriff's Department
Brown
LEA
Dave Gwilym
Gilym
Helen Baker
Columbus
County Regional Planning Commission
Ken Ackerman
Commission
Innocent Pleas Entered On Embezzlement Counts
James J. Dorsey of Valley Trailer Court pleaded innocent in Athens County Municipal Court to two embezzlement counts filed by Paid Inc. Bond set at $5,000 for a May 29 hearing. Multiple defendants across Athens County faced charges from robbery to intoxication with varied bond amounts and dates.
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Beacon School
Mental Health and Mental Retardation Board
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Penn Central Railroad
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Baltimore
Alice F. Licker
Monticello Village
Leeman Alltop Jr
Coolville
Joyce Friend
Antonio Gargano
Scott Quad
Thomas E. Hume
George Burns
Albany
Robert B. Hodes
James Hall
City Hall
Gerald L. Lotz
South Green No
Suzanne Brownlee
Weather Summary for Great Lakes Region
Yesterday high 60 and low 44 today in the Great Lakes area. Yesterday humidity 62 percent at 4 p.m. No precipitation yesterday. month rainfall 1.07 inches, normal 4.02 inches. year to date 15.62 inches, 0.38 inches below normal. Sun sets 8:41 p.m. today, rises 6:10 a.m. tomorrow. Air pressure 29.95 inches and steady. Data from Ohio University geography department and U.S. Observer C. L. Colmer.
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State Auditor Distributes $900000 to Six Area School Districts
State Auditor Joseph T. Ferguson announced a net distribution of more than $900,000 to school districts in six area counties under the school foundation program. May totals across the state reach $37,686,130 for 387 local, 180 city and 49 exempted village districts with Athens County receiving multiple allocations totaling $304,267 for May.
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Athens City
Nelsonville-York
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Trimble
Hocking
Gallia
Meigs
Perry
Vinton
Justice Conference Organizing on Humanities View
Dr Edward Quattrocki of Ohio University leads a July 23 27 conference on justice law and public opinion from a humanities perspective. Scholars Samuel Crowl Meno Lowenstein Jack Matthews William Moore Cosmo Pieterse Kathryn Sowle and Edgar Whan participate with co sponsorship by the English department and Office of Workshops. Information from Quattrocks in Ellis Hall.
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National Endowment For the Humanities
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Meno Lowenstein
Jack Matthews
William Moore
Cosmo Pieterse
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Edgar Whan
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Office of Workshops
Quattrocks
Ellis Hall
Awards Given At Picniec Scouts Pack 53 Picnic
Scouts in Cub Pack 53 received multiple honors at the annual picnic at the Kiwanis shelter, with awards for achievements such as bear, wolf, Webelo, forester, and naturalist. Recipients include Jamie Adkins, Don Cooley, Mike Snavely, Jim Olinger, David Moday, Loyde Hales, Doug Brooks, Greg Hanek, Andy Wen, Brad Hoon, Kent Knudson, Charles Rowan, Chad Cooley, Randy Jarvis, Scott Murray, Andy Russ, Dale Perry, oe Meyer, Mar Linscott, Dennis Wen, Jay Battistelli, Alan Kennard, Rick Gibson, and others across den levels.
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Jamie Adkins
Don Cooley
Mike Snavely
Jim Olinger
David Moday
Loyde Hales
Doug Brooks
Greg Hanek
Andy Wen
Brad Hoon
Kent Knudson
Charles Rowan
Chad Cooley
Webelo
Randy Jarvis
Scott Murray
Andy Russ
Dale Perry
Oe Meyer
Mar Linscott
Dennis Wen
Jay Battistelli
Den
Alan Kennard
Rick Gibson
Denner
Offiers Elected In Run Off At Athens High School
Athens High School student council held run off elections for president and vice president. Al Penson won president with 225 votes to 180 for Robert Gall. Gall captured the vice presidency with 152 votes to Julie Brophy's 85.
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al Penson
Edward Penson
Strouds Run Road
Robert Gall
Penson
Roger Crawley
Julie Brophy
Homer Gall Jr
Avon Place
Gall
Brophy
Jannett Ryan
Judie Brophy
O Bleness Memorial Hospital Visitor Rules and Births
Visiting hours are 11 a.m. to 8 30 p.m with maternity limits. Two visitors allowed per patient per hour in maternity. No one under 16 may visit pediatrics or maternity. A list of newborns and local residents appears with names including Mr and Mrs David Llewellyn of New Marshfield and Mrs Patrick Bulstorm of Trimble.
Lake Snowden dedication set for Saturday near Athens
Dedication ceremonies for Lake Snowden recreation facility six miles west of Athens are open to the public. Margaret Creek Conservancy District officials emphasized the event to be held at 10 a.m. Rep. Clarence Miller will cut the ribbon and deliver the main address.
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Lake Snowden
Margaret Creek Conservancy District
Athens
Clarence Miller
Summer School Planned at Athens High in 1973
Athens High announces a seven week summer session from June 13 to July 31 under director Clayton Smith. Residents pay 25 dollars while non residents owe 35. Students may earn one hour of credit with morning classes from 8:30 to 11:30 lasting the full morning. Courses include Algebra I Biology I English I Social Studies and Spanish I. Registration forms are available at Athens High School and due to the principal by Friday with fee. Late fee accepted until June 1.
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Athens High
Clayton Smith
Athens City
Smith
Athens High School
Man Taken To Hospital After Possible Heart Attack
Athens emergency squadmen carried Clark Williams 75 from 63 Elmwood Place to O Bleness Memorial Hospital at 6 53 a m Monday after a possible heart attack. Firemen put out a dumpster trash fire at Crawford Hall Ohio University South Green at 1 03 a m Sunday with no damage reported. Chauncey Little League and Pony League players plan a Monday 6 p m meeting at Chauncey Dover Memorial Field for a Cincinnati trip. New Marshfield past masters to meet Constitution Lodge 426 F M A at 7 30 p m Thursday.
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Elmwood Place
O’bleness
Chauncey
Chauncey Little League
Chauncey-Dover Memorial Field
Cincinnati
New Marshfield
Constitution Lodge 426
F&am
Ohio State Park Lodges and Cabins Have Openings
Natural Resources Director William B. Nye reports that all five state park lodges and 11 of 14 cabin complexes in Ohio have May through August openings. Travelers are urged to check multiple parks, as cancellations occur. In Athens area, Burr Oak State Park Lodge shows scattered May and June weekday openings, with weekends often full.
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Ohio State Parks
Natural Resources
William B. Nye
Nye
Athens
Burr Oak
Burr Oak State Park
Lodging Available In State Parks
State parks advertise lodging options with openings in May and June across Burr Oak Hocking Hills Lake Hope and other areas. Rates run 15 to 25 dollars per night with weekly plans and seasonal schedules. Reservations can be made via park lodge reservation clerks in Glouster Logan Zaleski and related offices.
Camp Rent Program Beginnings at Five Ohio Parks
Ohio Department of Natural Resources launches a rent a camp program over Memorial Day weekend at Delaware Findley Harrison Lake Punderson and Stonelick state parks. Twenty campsites renting for six dollars nightly, seven night limit, include camping propane and equipment. Each site sleeps four plus two extra with own gear and provides a 10 by 10 tent two cots two air mattresses and more.
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Columbus
Ohio Department of Natural Resources
Delaware
Findley
Harrison Lake
Punderson
Stonelick
Discrimination Charge Filed Against Litton
Local 181 B of the Graphic Arts International Union accuses Litton Automated Business Systems Athens plant of sex discrimination. The charge, filed with the NLRB in Cincinnati, alleges interviews of female employees over the company’s affirmative action equal employment opportunity program. Litton officials deny any violation and say they cannot understand the basis for the charge. Attorneys have been assigned to the case.
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Graphic Arts International Union
Athens
Litton Automated Business Systems
Columbus
National Labor Relations Board
Cincinnati
Vandals Try To Steal Cemetery Cannon Near Nelsonville
Athens County sheriff reports vandals attempted to steal a cannon from Greenlawn Cemetery near Nelsonville on Friday night. The cannon was moved off its base and no other damage was seen.
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Athens County Sheriff's Office
Greenlawn
Nelsonville
Chauncey Meetings Schedule Casts Week Agenda
Chauncey events list shows Millfield Chi Rho and Chauncey Chi Rho at 6 30 p m plus Chauncey Webelo Den at 6 30 p m Millfield CYF at 7 30 p m Chauncey Boy Scouts at 7 30 p m and Chauncey Cub Scout Adult Committee at 7 30 p m. The items outline a busy Tuesday with multiple youth and scouting groups meeting across locations.
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Millfield Chi Rho
Chauncey Chi Rho
Chauncey Webelo den
Millfield Cyf
Chauncey Boy Scouts
Chauncey Cub Scout
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