Stolen Athens Fire Dept Equipment Recovered After Theft
The Athens Fire Department reports its walkie talkie and gear were stolen during the Athens National Bank fire last Tuesday night into Wednesday morning. The thief later contacted headquarters via walkie talkie to guide officers to the recovery point under Richland Avenue bridge near Peden Stadium. Items recovered include the radio, an Athens fire helmet, the chief’s boots, an Athens axe, a Richland Area Fire Department axe, and a fireman’s lantern. Three lanterns and two Athens helmets remain missing.
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Athens Fire Department
Charles Dalton
Athens National Bank
Athens
Richland Area Fire Department
Richland Avenue Bridge
Dalton
Fire Department
Peden Stadium
Richland
Richland Department
Innocent Plea In Auto Theft Case At Athens Court
Henry Howard Jackson pleaded innocent in Athens County Municipal Court to auto theft charges filed by Richard Fallin owner of a 1963 sedan. Jackson posted bonds and a Nov. 9 hearing was set. Other actions included OU students' petty larceny cases dismissed, several guilty pleas for intoxication and DWI, and motorists cited or fined for various offenses in the Athens area.
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Henry Howard Jackson
the Plains
Athens County
Richard Fallin
Wall Street
Everett E. Gordon
Elyria
Ronald C. Schickel
Hope Trailer Court
Athens Mental Health Center
Robert Rothstein
Bromley Hall
Helen Lynne Watson
Boyd Hall
Scott Devere
Floyd McWilliams
Athens
John Ross
Meyer
Athens County Commonn Pleas
Lowell Howard
Ross County Common Pleas
Howard Goldsberry
Howard
Ohio U
John Bolin
Goldsberry
Jogger Struck By Cab Near White's Mill
Orville A. Dean III, 20, of Shaker Heights, an Ohio University student, was struck while jogging on Route 682 near White's Mill by a taxicab driven by Chester L. Carpenter, 56, of 442 W Union St. Dean sustained a lower right leg fracture, facial contusions, and possible internal injuries. He was taken to Hudson Health Center for treatment and observation. The cab traveled northbound and Dean was on the proper side. windshield and hood were damaged. The crash remains under investigation.
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Ohio University
White’s Mill
Orville A. Dean, III
Shaker Heights
Hudson Health Center
State Highway Patrol
Dean
Chester L
Auditor's Name Not On Ballot In Nelsonville Vote
Mrs. Mabel Tigner faced no opposition for re election as city auditor but voters could not cast a vote for auditor as her name did not appear on the ballot. Athens County Board of Elections officials reviewed the issue at morning meeting after William Hoffman raised it.
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Mabel Tigner
Nelsonville
Tigner
Athens County Board of Elections
William Hoffman
Democratic Executive Committee
Election Board
Polls Close At 6:30 In Athens County Voting
Polls close at 6 30 p m for Athens County voters who face multiple issues and the selection of a clerk and one trustee replacing a previous two. Nelson Risher from the Secretary of State's office observed the rollout of the new Datavote balloting system in townships.
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Secretary of
Ted Brown
Nelson Risher
Risher
Athens County
Ohio
Stamp Film Scheduled by Athens Stamp Club
A United Nations Postal Administration color film on stamp design will show at 8 p.m. Wednesday during the Athens Stamp Club meeting on the Alden Library third floor at Ohio University. Marvin Fletcher notes October’s meeting tested area collectors with a knowledge contest. winner was Robert Wheatley. LODI Italy report: two traffic policemen stop a car with driver wife eight children two friends and five pigs in the vehicle.
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United Nations Postal Administration
Athens Stamp Club
Ohio University
Alden Library
Marvin Fletcher
Robert Wheatley
Athens
Lodi
Italy
Milan
Ohio University Ordered to Release Union Dues
Ohio University must release impounded union dues except for 1150 dollars held to cover fines and court costs from a 914 day nonacademic employee strike. Judge Harley Meyer of Hocking County Common Pleas ordered the release of six to seven thousand dollars after union appeals, with appeals of contempt of court by Local 1699 and President Oscar McGee pending.
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Ohio University
Hocking County Common Pleas
Harley Meyer
American Federation of State
Oscar McGee
University tackles employment policies for women at OU
Beverly Price, new special assistant for women’s affairs at Ohio University, will study salary, tenure, and fringe benefits to identify discrimination. She aims for an objective analysis and to advocate eliminating inequalities, inviting input from all university members through March. In a separate brief, police in Longham England report catching two exhausted car thieves after stealing a car without an engine.
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Ohio University
Claude R. Sowle
Beverly Price
Sowle
Longham
England
Housing Rule Changes Proposed At Ohio U
Ohio University may require freshmen and sophomores to live in dormitories if the OU Board of Trustees approves a plan. The proposal aims to meet dorm occupancy levels to retire bonds and simplify residency rules. The plan also creates regional and central coordinating advisory councils for branches and adds a railroad right of way and planning reports.
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Ohio University
OU Board of Trustees
Belmont County
St. Clairsville
J. Philip Tice
Claude R. Sowle
Sowle
B&o
Richland Avenue
Office of Planning, Budgeting and Information Systems
Robert L. Savage
Belmont
Richard Dorf
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Donald A. O'Neal
W. Union
James Inglis Wallace
Steven Spriggs
Carl Conrath
Baker Road
Christine L. Frantz
E. State St
Krogers
Susan Rochelle Ross
Kroger’s
Thomas H. Barstow
Extraordinary Bank
Leon Shatier
U.S
Bank
Americard
Master Charge
S. Court
Athens, Ohio
Ecorom
Messenger
Monty Calvert
University Council
United Mine Workers
Ohio General Assembly
Dorf
Columbus, Ohio
Frank E. Woltz
John J. Gilligan
Atomic Energy Advisory Board
George W. Reynolds
Dr. Woltz
Goodyear Atomic Corp
Atomic Energy Commission
Waverly
Renta
Dave Lovett
Mgr
Logan Federal Savings & Logan Caecru Auings Loi
LCI
Kayser
Bi N. Court Marting
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