Funds Available for Athens County Legal Defender Program
Athens County commissioners were told funds exist for a legal defender program via the Ohio Department of Urban Affairs, about 20000 dollars, with in kind matching required and proposal due by Memorial Day. The plan would provide opposing counsel to relieve overburdened local attorneys and must be sponsored by the county and coordinated with the Athens Bar Association. The also discussed public health facility plans, potential air conditioning for the fourth floor, and possible new office space for the County Schools.
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Athens County
Jean Charlie
Legal Services Committee
Athens League of Women Voters
Ohio Department of Urban Affairs
Charie
Commission
John Law
Charle
League
Athens County Fairgrounds
W. Union Street
Harold Rose
Judge Rose
George Christman
Christman
Athens Mental Health Center
Stolen Auto Recovered and Items Recovered in Ohio County
Athens County sheriff's deputies reported a car stolen from Route 691 near Route 33 on Sept 16 has been recovered. Nelsonville police briefed that a Tire car burned and abandoned at Tri-County Vocational School was later claimed. Deputies recovered about 1500 worth of items from James Killian's Union trailer and identified at least two suspects.
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Athens County
Tri-County
Nelsonville
Randy Wood
James Killian
Wayne Stotts
Athens
Meigs County
Wisconsin
Robert Allen
Killian
Glee Club to Present Ohio University Women’s Concert
The Ohio University Women’s Glee Club directed by Robert Smith will perform tonight at 8 p.m. in Music Hall with the Trombone Choir. Soloists include William Cryder and W. Douglas Compton, with Sally Howell, Kathy Rodgers, Jeanne Norton among others. works by Bach Holst Kodaly and others on program. admissions list and dismissals noted for local residents.
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Ohio University Women’s Glee Club
Robert Smith
Music Hall
School of Music
Trombone Choir
J.S. Bach
Hugo Wolf
Richard Wagner
Bill Himes
Moody Promoted to Sergeant in U S Air Force at Fairchild
Spokane report notes James G. Moody of Millfield promoted to sergeant and serving as an air cargo specialist at Fairchild AFB. He is a 1968 Athens High School graduate. Concurrently Thomas F. Bannow of Athens earned a bachelor of science in economics and business at Defiance College commencement.
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Spokane
Wash
James G. Moody
Carl H. Moody
Millfield
U. S. Air Force
Moody
Fairchild Afb
Athens
Thomas F. Bannow
Ed Bannon
Second Street
Defiance College
Two Athens Graduates Named to Kenyon Merit List
Two Athens High School graduates earned a place on Kenyon College's merit list during Honors Day at Gambier. Robert L. Daniel and William S. Cline posted averages of B or better for the 1970-71 academic year.
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Athens High School
Kenyon College
Gambier School
Robert L. Daniel
Arden Pl
William S. Cline
John G. Cline
Elmwood PI
Weather snapshot for Ohio and nation forecast
Local forecast calls for warm sunny weather across Ohio with afternoon highs in the upper 80s and a dip to the 60s tonight under fair skies. National outlook notes rain from the East to the Great Plains with mild Southeast conditions and cooler Western temperatures.
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Ohio
Great Plains
Songs of the Battle live linguistics presentation at OU
The Ohio University Linguistics Department schedules a multi media program titled Songs of the Battle in the Mathematics Auditorium. It features Walter Brasch as writer producer with performers Rickie Weiner Pam Reed Wendy Macklin and Harry Hofmeister. The event begins at 8 p m Tuesday and uses multiple projectors sound systems film equipment and tape recorders.
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Ohio University Linguistics Department
Mathematics
Walter Brasch
Rickie Weiner
Pam Reed
Wendy Macklin
Harry Hofmeister
Insurance Kit Addresses Youth Unemployment Education
Ohio teachers will receive a new kit this fall to educate high school students about unemployment insurance. Administrator William E. Garnes of the Ohio Bureau of Employment Services announced the National Council for the Social Studies developed the kit titled Unemployment is a Social Problem and provided free by the U S Department of Labor. The multimedia package uses print, sound and film to explain the issue.
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Ohio
William E. Garnes
Ohio Bureau of Employment Services
National Council For the Social Studies
U. S. Department of Labor
Mount St. Mary Hospital Notes
A list of births and dismissals at Mount St. Mary Hospital includes several newborns from families in Nelsonville Glouster Chauncey McArthur Logan and Athens. Names cited include Mr and Mrs Robert Pierce Mrs Anna Hoce Mrs Gladys Tyrone Losey Miss Susan Kee Carl Newman and others.
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Robert Pierce
Nelsonville
Anna Hoce
Gladys
Tyrone Losey
Susan Kee
Glouster
Carl Newman
Buchtel
Violet Trainer
Margaret Owings
McArthur
David Peart
New Straitsville
Cora Crane
Logan
Max Hoskins
Simie Pancake
Josephine Quest
Athens
Clyde Bobo
Chauncey
Expanded Air War Grants Wider United States Control
U S commanders now have broad authority to target North Vietnam including fuel depots railroads bridges and MIG fields with decisions on sites forces and bombs made by Gen Creighton Abrams and other leaders while Washington retains veto and Pentagon briefings.
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Washington
U.S
North Vietnam
Fam
Melvin R. Laird
Creighton W. Abrams
Pentagon
Abrams
Hanoi
Adm
John S. McCain
U.S. Pacific
Nixon Officials See Reduced War Threat and No Bomb Zone
The Nixon administration believes danger from Vietnam is not as great now as before. There is no 10 mile prohibited area around Hanoi and Haiphong and no 20 mile bomb exempt zone along the Chinese border as existed in earlier years.
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Nixon
Hanoi
Haiphong
Belfast blast wounds dozens as sectarian strife rages
A car bomb in north Belfast injures at least 40, with about 150 pounds of gelignite. IRA claims target was a Protestant area. Separately, Catholic and Protestant factions clash, with a teenager killed and gunmen wounding three teens. IRA also reports killing a Catholic soldier on leave. The toll marks a high point in three years of sectarian warfare.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
Irish Republican Army
IRA
The
Germany
Bogside
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