Hearings Set On Constitutionality Of 1219
Two Cleveland lawyers asked Athens County Municipal Court to set a hearing on the constitutionality of Ohio House Bill 1219 the campus disturbances law used to charge 74 students two teachers and one staff member from Ohio University for antiwar protests The attorneys sought a delay of prosecutions until the law is resolved to protect term completion and due process concerns were raised about vague overbroad language and the phrase orderly conduct The judge agreed to hear the matter but a date has not yet been fixed
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Athens County Municipal Court
Cleveland
Ohio University
Robert Hamilton
National Lawyers’ Guild
Franklin Sheeter
Ohio
Sheeter
Court Rejects California Appeal on Death Penalty
The Supreme Court refused to hear California's challenge to a state supreme court ruling that the death penalty is unconstitutional under California law. The decision leaves 102 inmates on death row, including Sirhan Sirhan and Charles Manson, while federal debates on capital punishment continue.
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Washington
Supreme Court
California
High Court
Sirhan Sirhan
U.S
Robert F. Kennedy
Charles Manson
Evelle J. Younger
U.S. Supreme Court
Younger
Ronald Reagan
California Senate
Re-Precincting Under Way in Athens City
Athens County Board of Elections conducts re-precincting based on the 1970 census to balance precincts with about 400 registered voters each. William Howe notes awaiting Nelsonville ward changes and potential addition of county precincts after the May 2 primary. Ward populations in Athens City show Ward Three 2035 voters, Ward One 1357, Ward Two 1744 with borders on N Congress and E State Street.
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Athens County
Athens County Board of Elections
William Howe
Nelsonville
Athens
Howe
County Board of Elections
Athens City
West Green
Ohio University
East Green
N. Congress
Court Street
E. State Street
East End
Ohio
Legal Aid Plan Wins Approval in Athens County
County commissioners approved a plan to provide 2000 dollars in local matching funds for indigent defense and to apply for 20000 dollars from the Ohio Department of Urban Affairs Justice Division. The state requires a local match, with Athens County covering 2000 dollars and Athens city potentially contributing 4000 to 8000 dollars. The deadline for state application was today, and the request was sent on time after urging from the Athens League of Women Voters.
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Athens County
Edward Robe
Athens County Bar Association
Ohio Department of Urban Affairs’ Justice Division
County General Fund
Athens League of Women Voters
Commission
John Law
Columbus
Weather data snapshot from Ohio University report
Yesterday high 82F low 63F. Today low 63F. Humidity 40 percent at 4 PM yesterday and 80 percent at 9 AM today. Precipitation 0.07 inches yesterday, 2.52 inches this month, 17.11 inches this year with 0.94 inches above normal. Sunsets 8:48 PM, sunrise 6:06 AM. Pressure 29.83 inches and steady. Data from Ohio University Geography Department Hocking.
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Ohio University
Georgraphy Department
Hocking
Card-Gift Shop opens in The Plains
Janet Lovett opens Jan's Cards and Gifts at 22 N Plains Rd The Plains. Lovett, of 26 Sunset Ln, plans a small shop with her husband David as Athens Logan Federal Savings and Loan vice president and manager, and a single child.
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Jan’s Cards and Gifts
N. Plains Road
The
Plains
Janet Lovett
Sunset Lane
O'Bleness Hospital Notes Admits and Discharges
List of births for Freer Schultz Kasler Messenger families in Athens area. Numerous admissions include Walton Davies Harlan Laughlin Klauck Van Nest Beal and others in Athens Glouster Logan The Plains Albany and Coshocton. Discharges include multiple patients and family members.
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Mike Freer
Buchtel
Fred Schultz
Athens
Jack Kasler
Glouster
Ralph Messenger
Chauncey
Walton Davies
Elizabeth T. Harlan
Katie Laughlin
John Klauck
Leo van Nest
Priscilla Ann Beal
Edward Smith
Jesse Brown
Ricky Winston
Dean Easler
Pearl Wigal
New Marshfield
Samuel Fleak
Logan
Phillip Devol
Walter Staley
James L. Dodd
Cecilia Krieg
Coshocton
Everett E. Leasure
Michael Vessalo
the Plains
Gene Zimmerman
Albany
Esther Tabler
Stewart
Thomas Butcher
Racy Pettit
Dana Facemyer
Kimberly Facemyer
Harold Morrison
Robert Canter
Manure Marketing Brings Higher Profits to Ohio Farmer
GOSHEN Ohio AP a Clermont County dairy farmer Neil Bruynis with 100 Holstein cows on 500 acres earns four times as much from selling manure as milk. He stores 60000 gallons of manure mixes it with deodorant and sells 240 a gallon through area garden stores. Bruynis employs seven workers to produce up to 1000 gallons daily using old milk equipment. Clermont County Agent Woody Hamilton notes it offers new income and helps dispose of waste without polluting lands or streams.
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Goshen
Ohio
Clermont County
Michigan
Neil Bruynis
Bruynis
Holland
Hamilton
Ohio University Jazz Ensembles Plan Final Jazz Rock Concert
The Ohio University Jazz Ensembles will perform a jazz rock concert Wednesday at 8 p.m. in the School of Music recital hall. Directed by Ernest Bastin, assistant professor of trumpet, the program marks the final school-year concert after a recent Ohio high school tour.
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Ohio University
School of Music
Ernest Bastin
Bastin
Kansas State College
West Virginia University
University of Illinois
Les
Larry Elgart
Bob Hope
Nancy Wilson
Ohio
Land Transfers In Crooksville And Shawnee Areas
John S and Juanita M Giles transfer Lots 150 and 151 in Noah Browns third addition Crooksville to Elmer and Beulah Pass Edward E and Nada Kunce convey an undivided one ninth in Lot 99 in Galingers Addition to Hemlock Hazel E Paskell of Phoenix to James and Carolyn Youtsey of Shawnee transfer Lot 191 in Newark and Straitsville Coal Coke and Iron Companies first addition to Shawnee
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John S
Juanita M. Giles
Pennsville
Elmer
Beulah Pass
Crooksville
Noah Brown
Edward E
Nada Kunce
Helen Kunce
Galinger
Hemlock
Hazel E. Paskell
Phoenix
Arix
James and
Carolyn Youtsey
Shawnee
Newark
Straitsville
Athens police probe five thefts over Memorial Day weekend
Athens police investigated five thefts and break in incidents over Memorial Day weekend. Victims include Gordon Barnfield who reported 450 dollars in clothes stolen from a car, Bradley Swinderman whose home yielded a radio and stereo, a Bromley Hall candy machine cash box, Bill Janks's broken window and items left nearby, and the Health Department offices entered with an air conditioner disconnected but no drugs missing.
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Athens
N. College St
Bradley Swinderman
Bromley Hall
Bill Janks
W. Mulberry St
Athens City-County
College Street
Joseph Kasler
Health Sanitarian
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Ray Milland
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