County School Chiefs Propose Athens County Reorganization
City and county educators review district reorganization plans ahead of Tuesday’s vote. Supt Clyde Plant cites enrollment and tax thresholds for viable high schools and urges consolidation to broaden curricula and lower costs. Porter notes northern plan involves four districts and an appointed board. no polls yet.
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Clyde E. Plant
Plant
Ohio University
Vey
Athens County
Supt
State Board of Education
T. C. Porter
Jacksonville-Trimble
Glouster
Porter
Athens High
Nelsonville
Area Traffic Court Citations and Fines Reported
A list from area traffic courts shows numerous drivers cited by State Highway Patrol and city police. Names, ages, addresses and charges include speeding muffler no license left of center and more with fines ranging from $5 to $50 plus costs and suspensions.
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Henry Carl Raspberry
Billingsley
Ala
State Highway Patrol
Bettie Lee Stover
Athens
Paul David Saunders
Nelsonville
William Edward Ware
Wellston
Henry David Collins
Glennis Lowell Thompson
Mud
Homer Parsons
Jackson
Mich
Stanley Lee Coakley
Logan
James Earl Salmons
Columbus
James Edward Bails
the Plains
Gary Earl Henrich
Canuga Park
W. Va
Timothy R. Hahn
Warrensville Heights
Harold Phillip Walke
Russell TI. Wilson
Middleport
Richard Allen Goodyear
Parma
Mildred Marilyn Burnside
Hanlin Ave
Robert Frank Troha
Cleveland
State
William Tate
Englewood
Colo
Ohio
Larry Allen Russell
Guysville
Arthur B. Brown Jr
Thomas John Hamrock
Lowellville
David Lynn Boston
Dayton
Stanley Mack Bolen
N. Congress St
Richard Wendel Rosser
School Board Meeting Date Is Changed
The city board of education moved its November meeting from the 13th to the 6th at 7 30 p.m. in the superintendent’s office on Putnam Drive to allow attendance at the Ohio School Boards Convention in Columbus November 12 14. Also Athens Chapter 39 Royal Arch Masons meet at 8 p.m. Wednesday in the Masonic Temple and Plains Volunteer firemen gather at 7 p.m. Monday.
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City Board of Education
Putnam Dr
Clyde Plant
Ohio School Boards
Columbus
Athens
Royal Arch Masons
Masonic Temple
J. P Trepp
Weather Notes from Monday Low at 25 Degrees
The PeErEgey dipped to a low of 25 early Monday and at 9 30 am remained just below freezing at 31 degrees. Sunday's high reached 58, according to U S Observer C L Colmer.
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U. S
C. L. Colmer
Marshfield Driver Lyons Pleads Guilty to DWI
Jacob Wayne Lyons, 65, of New Marshfield, pleaded guilty in County Court to driving while intoxicated. He was fined 150 dollars and costs and sentenced to three days in the county jail.
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Jacob Wayne Lyons
New Marshfield
Athens Faces Local Option Vote Over Revenue Loss
Athens City Council seeks non tax revenue to cover a 40000 loss from Ward 2 permit fees through a local option vote. Dry outcomes could end 17 area businesses and cut real estate and personal property taxes, with projected fee increases if Gallebrah Inn is built, urging a YES on all five ballot questions.
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City of
Athens
Galbreath Inn
Three Aided By Squadmen In Weekend Emergencies
City emergency squad assisted three persons over the weekend. Nancy Stewart 21 of Shively Hall hit her head on a windshield during an auto accident at State and College at 7 40 p m Saturday. Julia Ann Boggs 40 of Beckley Apts Court St was unconscious at 4 47 p m Saturday from a possible overdose of medication. Mrs Robert Donohoe 28 of 73 S May Ave ill was taken to Sheltering Arms Hospital at 9 55 a m Sunday by the squad on her physician s orders.
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Nancy Stewart
Shively Hall
State and College
Julia Ann Boggs
Beck
Ley Apts
Court St
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Robert Donohoe
S. May Ave
Two Fined Jailed On Intoxication Counts
Two men pled guilty in Municipal Court to intoxication charges. Donald Laughlin aged 50 of E State Street and William H. Phelps 38 of Albany Route 3 were fined 50 dollars plus costs and sentenced to 30 days in jail. Police said both had prior arrests and convictions on intoxication and related charges.
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Donald Laughlin
E. State Sr
William H. Phelps
Albany
Charges Denied in Two County Court Cases
Marie Rutter of Glouster pleaded innocent to hitting Kenney W. Davis in County Court. Ha zel Davis filed the charge. Bill Phelps of Albany denied uttering menacing threats against St Bowles. Both cases, handled by sheriff's deputies, were continued.
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Marie Rutter
Glouster
Kenney W. Davis
Hazel Davis
Bill Phelps
Albany
St Bowles
Sheriff's Deputies
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