Cyclists Hurt In Train Tunnel Collision Near Minera
Two Hocking County men bicycling through a tunnel west of Minera were struck when a Baltimore and Ohio freight train entered the tunnel. Richard Nihizer, 28, Haydenville, was hospitalized. Richard Spencer, 24, Logan, was treated and released.
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Hocking County
University Hospital
Columbus
Baltimore and Ohio
King’s Tunnels
Minera
Richard Nihizer
Haydenville
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Boyd Williams
Richard Spencer
Logan
Mount St. Mary
Williams
Spencer
Nihizer
Mineral
Rail
Crystal Pool season tickets go on sale this weekend
Season tickets for Crystal Pool will be available at the pool on Saturday and Sunday from 1 to 4 p m with Manager Max Schwarzel. Tickets are $5 for youths and seniors, $8 for adults, and $20 for families. The pool opens May 30 to June 1 and resumes June 7 for daily swims 1 to 6 p m with family swims 7 to 8 30 p m on Tuesdays and Fridays.
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Crystal Pool
Max Schwarzel
Athens High summer school registration deadline announced
The Athens School District sets Thursday May 29 as the registration deadline for summer courses at Athens High School. The program runs June 23 to August 16 from 8 30 to 11 30 a m daily with tuition 15 dollars for residents and 25 dollars for non residents. Courses include Basic American History College Preparatory American History Basic English Algebra 1 Biology I and Personal Typing with typing earning half a credit and other courses one credit each.
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Athens High School
Athens
Miller Proposes Bill Against Pay TV After FCC Ruling
Congressman Clarence E. Miller in Washington introduced legislation to ban pay television citing the FCC decision allowing supplemental pay channels starting June 12. The measure targets the new billing practice and aims to curb consumer charges.
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Washington, D.C
Clarence E. Miller
Federal Communications Commission
Dr. Cooper Directs Reading Lab in June Training
An in service program for Title 1 reading teachers runs June 3 to 6 at York and Nelsonville Elementary Schools. Coordinated by Dr. William Cooper of Ohio University Reading Clinic, the event reviews this year’s work, examines remedial reading materials, and plans next year’s program. Sales reps from publishing firms will present remedial reading methods and teachers from Trimble Federal Hocking Alexander and Nelsonville York districts will attend.
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York
Nelsonville
William Cooper
Ohio University
Trimble
Federal-Hocking
Alexander
Government Garbage Plan In Effect Soon
The government plans to spend 366 million dollars to improve night soil and garbage disposal nationwide. The program aims to benefit about 94 million people, roughly 90 percent of the population, through better waste handling methods.
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Tokyo
DWI Charges Filed Against Two Drivers
Two individuals faced Municipal Court on DWI charges. Hatter Allen, 57, of 6 Utah Place, pleaded guilty and received a 60 day license suspension a seven day jail term and a 200 fine with costs. OU professor sentence postponed to June 9 and bond set at 300. Danny J Warren 30 of Derrville pleaded no contest to DWI and resisting arrest with a total bond of 358 dollars and a 300 dollar drunken driving component and a 9 am Wednesday hearing set.
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Hatter Allen
Utah PI
Athens
Danny J. Warren
Deanville
State Highway Patrol
DWI
Warren
Sheltering Arms Hospital Notes
List of admissions and dismissals at Sheltering Arms Hospital includes Mr and Mrs William Saye Athens a daughter admitted names Maxine Mixon Orville Stove Mrs Margaret Hanning etc plus Stewart residents Edwin Sweeney Sr and Vanj et a Matheny Paul Frum The Plains. George M Beime fined 10 dollars in Municipal Court for disorderly conduct after pleading guilty. Sgt Clyde Beasley said Beime kicked a sign on a parking meter in front of Revco.
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Maxine Mixon
Orville Stove
Margaret Hanning
Margaret Sharpe
William Barnhart
Elizabeth Rose
Steven Howard
Elizabeth Howard
Clarence Casteel
Athens
Edwin Sweeney, Sr
Vanjeta Matheny
Stewart
Paul Frum
the Plains
George M. Beime
Lancaster St
Pace
Clyde Beasley
Belme
Revco
Zoning Board Hearings Scheduled For June Meeting
The Athens Zoning Board of Appeals will hold a 7:30 p.m. session in City Hall on June 5 to hear two variance requests. Robert Decker seeks to enlarge the Stimson Avenue state liquor store by widening the yard setback, while Delta Tau Delta seeks off street parking relief for its new University Terrace fraternity house.
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Athens Zoning Board of Appeals
City Hall
Robert Decker
Stimson Avenue
Delta Tau Delta Fraternity
University Terrace
Children’s Home Fete Aimed at Community Support
The Athens County event runs Sunday from 2 30 to 4 30 p m at the Children’s Home with Ohio Senator Oakley Collins expected to speak. Mayor Raymond Shepard proclaims Child Welfare Week as board spokesmen outline adoption efforts and care for more than 30 children, noting the levy passed last November is insufficient.
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Athens County
Ohio
Oakley Collins
Raymond Shepard
Child Welfare Board
Vienna Telegram Clerk Jailed For Short Word Fraud
A female post office clerk was sentenced to one month in jail for omitting words in telegrams and pocketing the extra payment. Over six months she netted 136 Schillings about $5.20 as customers paid per word.
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Vienna
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