Eight Area Traffic Crashes Investigated Over Weekend
The State Highway Patrol investigated eight weekend crashes across three counties with no injuries. Five motorists were cited for violations including conditional speed and leaving the scene.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1965
Page
4
The State Highway Patrol investigated eight weekend crashes across three counties with no injuries. Five motorists were cited for violations including conditional speed and leaving the scene.
Franklin Howell of 101 N Lancaster St pleads innocent to a paternity charge filed by Druscilla Dickerson of New Marshfield Route 1. The case has been transferred to Common Pleas Court.
State Auditor Roger Cloud reports Athens County public school debt at 5.2 million, with 3.47 million in two city districts Athens and Nelsonville and 1.7 million in four county districts. Other counties listed include Hocking, Gallia, Meigs, Perry, Morgan, and Vinton with varying debts. Paramathia Lodge 25 officers installed at 7:30 p.m. at Masonic Temple, correction for ceremony day.
Encie M. King of Columbus won Ohio University's first full tuition drama scholarship Saturday. He competed with graduating high school seniors from Ohio and surrounding states during High School Drama Day which drew about 300 students. Mary Ann Michael Jackson was first runner up, Leanne Wade from Parkersburg placed third, while Joellen Baxter and Chris Geer of Columbus received honorable mention.
Michael R. Doughty, 19, son of James and Mrs Doughty of Euclid Drive, serves aboard the USS Valley Forge off Vietnam. He says Valley Forge crew and other servicemen criticize college student demonstrations against U S policy and view the war as an unpleasant task to be performed in the fight against communism.
Ohio University trained 66 percent of the city school district’s college graduate teachers per a superintendent’s report. Among 150 teachers and administrators, 100 were OU graduates, with Ohio State next at nine. Other multiple graduates came from Kent State Glenville State Bowling Green Toledo Indiana Mount Union. thirty-one other colleges also contributed graduates.
Phillip Stauffer aged 44 of Athens Route 2 pleaded innocent in Municipal Court to threatening to cut Charles Burnfield with a knife. He was placed under a 66.75 dollar bond and the case, handled by police, was continued.
Three officers of the Athens County Trustees and Clerks Association attended the state meeting in Columbus. Representing the county were Earl F. Lowry president Roy Walsh vice president and Bessie Dillinger secretary. Speakers included Roger Cloud state auditor and Chester Hummell executive director who stressed membership. Athens County has 52 members out of 56.
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