Attendees Falter as Athens Regional Planning Commission Fails Quorum
Athens Regional Planning Commission again failed to muster a quorum of 11 members with only eight present. President Goff Dunfee lamented the attendance, noting the body must have over half of its 20 members to act. The DPI drafted county plans and reports with a two year contract totaling $19,180 funded by the state development department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunfee
Athens Regional Planning Commission
Commission
Athens County
Development Planning Institute
Athens
William Perine
DPI
Don R. Johnson
Nelsonville
Perine
Institute
State Department of Development
Ohio Department of Development
Three Drivers Cited In Athens County Accidents
Three injury free crashes in Athens County were investigated by the State Highway Patrol on Tuesday afternoon. Dwayne Llewellyn 35 of New Marshfield faced a conditional speed charge after his vehicle hit a pole and landed in a cornfield along Route 56 two miles from New Marshfield. Charlotte Lambert 19 Groveport was charged with failing to stop in the assured clear distance after rear ending Calista Kerr 16 of Athens on Route 33 near Athens while a school bus unloaded passengers. Beverly Robertson 20 Lilly Kentucky was cited after her car struck Geraldine Faurer 33 of Albany on Route 3 as Faurer turned from Route 50W onto a county road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County
State Highway Patrol
Dwayne E. Llewellyn
New Marshfield
Charlotte Ann Lambert
Groveport
Calista J. Kerr
Athens
Beverly Robertson
Lilly
Geraldine F. Faurer
Albany
Legion Rapped By Young At New Orleans Convention
Sen. Stephen M. Young of Ohio condemned American Legion resolutions adopted at its New Orleans convention as witch-hunting and fascist minded. In a letter to National Commander William C. Doyle Young urged the Legion to focus on economic security and civil rights rather than probing for Communists. The missive, bearing the Senate Armed Services Committee letterhead, targets efforts to curb the ACLU and criticize Supreme Court authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
American Legion
New Orleans
Stephen M. Young
Ohio
Young
Legion
Senate Armed Services Committee
William C. Doyle
Legion Convention
American Civil Liberties Union
Supreme Court
Amercans
Bond Firm May Lose Its $2,000 Bond
A Cleveland man in contempt since July 17 faces forfeiture of a $2,000 bond on December 14 unless he or his bonding company proves cause in Common Pleas Court to continue the bond. Robert Michael Robinchuck fraudulently obtained cashier checks and fled, missing the September 10 indictment, after posting bond in Municipal Court and later facing charges of obtaining money under false pretenses and larceny by trick. Judge John Bolin informed Robinchuck and attorney Carl Wilson that the bond and recognizance may be forfeited if no satisfactory showing is made.
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Cleveland
Common Pleas
Robert Michael Robinchuck
Northfield
William Hlavin
Timothy R. Specht
United Bonding Insurance Co
Robinchuck
Grand Common Pleas
John Bolin
Carl Wilson
Athens
IRS unveils detailed gun registration procedures
Paul A. Schuster, district director of Internal Revenue for southern Ohio, announced the Gun Control Act of 1968 registration rules. Forms 4467 are available at IRS offices, with three copies required and a serial number assignment if none exists. Owners must attach the number before filing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul A. Schuster
Internal Revenue
Southern
Ohio
Internal Revenue Service
Schuster
Alcohol & Tobacco Tax
IRS
Director, Alcohol & Tobacco Tax Division
Washington, D. C
Statewide income tax urged to fix local revenue gaps
Ohio lawmaker proposes a statewide income tax as solution to revenue problems faced by local governments and schools. Rep. Albert H. Sealy says income tax offers built in growth, supports school funding via a separate fund, and would replace current municipal taxes with credits to avoid double taxation.
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Columbus
Ohio
Albert H. Sealy
Dayton
Sealy
House Select
Ohio School Boards Association
Ohio Association of School Administrators
Ohio Association of School Business Officials
22 Horses Perish In Stable Fire At Waterford Park
A stable fire at Waterford Park in Newell West Virginia destroyed 22 horses with 20 killed outright and two others euthanized after severe burns. Two grooms James Miller and James Wilson freed 24 horses on one side of the 48 stall barn as fire crews arrived. Cause undetermined though a tack room is suspected. Owners Harry Montgomery Joe Ceserini and Jim Pogue reported losses. Tonight’s racing program was expected to proceed as scheduled.
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Newell
W.va
Waterford Park Race Track
James Miller
James Wilson
Earl Flesch
Harry Montgomery
Seser, Ill
Joe Ceserini
Jim Pogue
Montgomery
Ceserini
Pogue
Federal-Hocking Band to Play Friday Concert
Federal-Hocking's stage band The Blue Mist performs a Friday 7:30 p.m. concert in the school gym. Band members include Dennis Randolph Jerry Mahoney Charles Hughes Herman Carson Jon Wise Danny Hall Shirley Dailey Marie Carson Teresa Thompson Dennis Mac Donald Debbie Summers Lee Griffin Jerry Bibee Melody Weaver and others on trumpets trombones clarinets saxophones drums and piano.
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Coolville
Federal-Hocking
Blue Mist
Dennis Randolph
Jerry Mahoney
Charles Hughes
Herman Carson
Jon Wise
Danny Hall
Shirley Dailey
Marie Carson
Teresa Thompson
Dennis MacDonald
Debbie Summers
Lee Griffin
Jerry Bibbee
Melody Weaver
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Golly
Goff Dunfee
William McKinley
James Edwards
John Law
John Cline
County Regional Planning Commission
Advisory Regional Commission
Jack White
White
APC
Edwards
Columbia Gas Co
Henry Colby
Johnson
Paul Stenson
John G. Frazier
Glouster
Dale Scott
James Westfall
George King
Amesville
Donald Pratt
Howard
Shuster
IRS Alcohol & Tobacco Tax Office
Alcohol and Tobacco Tax
IRS Office
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Cova
Sunbeam
Everly
Sylvania
Ludes
Sesarlrst
Regina, JR
Electrikbro
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YOUR
DHONE
Hankskraft
SupeRx Drugs, Inc
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