Crewson Defends Record and Outlines Plans
City Council President Harry Crewson touts six years of progress including doubled water and sewer capacity, new fire department resources, expanded recreation programs and a planned E State Street recreation complex with a priority swimming pool. He backs downtown beautification, a city parking garage, and a proposed Court Street mall option if reelected. He defends police methods, opposes swift council-led policing changes, and emphasizes careful planning and collaboration with the mayor and safety director.
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Harry Crewson
Crewton
E. Staté Sr
Crewson
Court Street
City Hall
E. State St
Athens High School
Athens
Summel
Ohio University
Seitec
Stimmel Criticizes City Hall Handling of Police and Policies
Stimmel urges open council action and new training for Athens police amid alleged abuse of power problems involving 17 000 university students. He calls for university help to develop training, reform human relations ordinance, and more public discussion while targeting pollution and recreation planning failures.
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Crewson
Council
John Summel
S0 Ticinor
Athens Bar Association
Summel
Human Relations Commission
Fst
Athens
John Stummel
The
Messenger
Stummel
Ohio University
Imade
the Messenger
Athens Polcemen
Stimmel
Claude R. Sowle
Sowle
Chicago
Richard Daj Jey
Chicago Crime Commission
Swale
Stentel
Harry Crewson
le Police Department
Elso
Sala
E State St
Southeastern Ohio
Hocking
Opposition Heavy For Board Jobs In County Contests
Competition for school board seats heats up in 1969 as four year terms expire for three members on most boards. In Athens County five contests appear before voters Tuesday with four candidates for all three county posts: Charles W. Shaner, Lawrence E. Thomas, D. C. Bibbee, and Lewis L. Moore. The Athens City district lists Walter Ervin, Marion Fugate, Homer B Gall Sr, Ivan L. Romine, and Carole R. Spring Alexander among six candidates for three openings. Local levies and other districts show similar multi candidate slates, including Nelsonville York and Local with six each, and Trimble Local with three.
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Athens County
Charles W. Shaner
Lawrence E. Thomas
D. C. Bibbee
Lewis L. Moore
Ashets Aity
Walter ®. Ervin
Marion Fugate
Homer 8. Gall, Sr
Ivan L. Romine
Carole R
Alexander
Vernon L. Gasile
Joseph Frost
George King
Wiliam H. Welch
Trimble
Terry L. Halbert
Jack Mecum
Edward Moore
Art Exhibit At Ohio U Showcase Of Contemporary Paintings
An exhibition of contemporary paintings from Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Phillips opens Tuesday at Ub Art Gallery in Seigfred Hall on Ohio University campus. A public reception is scheduled at 7 40 p m Tuesday. The show runs through Nov 24 with ten artists represented including Rothko Reinhardt Noland Held and Kaufman.
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Jesse Philips
Dayton Area
Ub Art Gallery
Seigfred Hall
Ohio University
Payton Art Institute
Joan
Mark Rothko
Ad Reinhardt
Morris Tavis
al Held
Dan Christensen
Kenneth Noland
Ralph Humphey
Donald Kaufman
Ximber Smith
Jiro Tkamatsu
Cave-In Kills 18 Children Near Morelia Mexico
Eighteen children aged up to 16 were buried by a sand pit collapse in Terenmendo near Morelia while bringing sand for church work. Four youngsters escaped as the overhang gave way while they filled their buckets.
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Mexico City
Teremendo
Morelia
Adult Education Program Formed At Alexander High School
Alexander High School forms an adult education program starting November 4 for those below an eighth grade level in reading and math. Tuition free, with guidance teachers, it offers night sessions at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday and Thursday, plus child care and diagnostic services for hearing or vision issues. Enrollment via Doris Mace Albany Route I or Juan Burson 42htact the secondary supervisor’s Athens office by postcard.
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Alexander High School
Edwin Leatherwood Sands
Focost
Leatherwood
Doris
Mace
Albany
Juan Burson
St. Athens
Girit
Sai
VA leader retires after two decades helping veterans
Bill Rice retires as head of the Colorado Social Services Department veterans affairs division. He estimates he has helped veterans and widows claim more than $252 million in benefits over 21 years.
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Denver
Bill Rice
Veterans Affairs Division
Colorado Social Services Department
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City Council
Chewson
Wil
Cartier
France
Canada
Jacques Careder
Rettor
Mtheny
Ely
Joun Stiimel
Ohio U
Fred W. Weber II
Athens Kiwarls Club
Ohio National Guard
Athens Messenger Room
Ohio University College of Education Laboratory School
Earl A Hoopar
Waterloo Township
Kor Marshall, Chen
New Marshfield
Offio
Paidpost
Alexander School Levy
C.C.F.E
Charles Shaner
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