Athens Municipal Court Deals With Light Thanksgiving Caseload
Athens Municipal Court logged a light docket on Wednesday as Thanksgiving approached. Paul Woods, 22, Jacksonville, was granted a jury trial in a DWI by drugs case with no trial date set. A speeding in a 35 mph zone charge was continued with the DWI case. Other outcomes include Willard Carsey forfeiting a $25 bond on public intoxication, Randall Roeble pleading guilty to open container, fined $2 and costs, Claude Tipton found guilty of dog at large with $10 fine and suspended, Ellen Miller fined $25 for unsafe operation, Kenneth McClain guilty of DWI with $200 fine, seven days in jail, and 60-day license suspension, Charles Gardner forfeiting a $25 bond for dog confinement.
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Paul Woods
Jacksonville
DWI
Woods
Willard Carsey
Athens
Randall L. Roeble
Claude Tipton
Carriage Hill
Ellen Miller
Jefferson Hall
Kenneth McClain
State Highway Patrol
Charles Gardner
Mulligan Rd
Athens County
Athens Vote Count Closed To Press
Reporters waited outside as Athens vote tallying closed to media, with usually admitted individuals blocked by staff. One unnamed person reportedly bypassed the order to enter, but details of what he saw were not disclosed.
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Athens
Three Hurt In Route 50A Crash At Route 33 Exit
A two car collision on Route 50A at the Route 33 exit left three people with minor bruises. Forbes Milliken 21 Athens was westbound when struck by Allyn Smith 21 who was cited for failing to yield. Passenger Nancy L. Laird 21 also injured. None required hospitalization.
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Forbes T. Milliken
Athens
Allyn C. Smith
Boyd St
Smith
Nancy L. Laird
N. McKinley Ave
Christmas Seal Campaign At Ohio University Campus
The annual campus Christmas Seal collection will be held Tuesday from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. at the campus gate. Pi Beta Phi and Phi Kappa Sigma direct the drive to raise 10 000 dollars for tuberculosis and other respiratory disease detection and treatment during 1972 73.
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National Tuberculosis and Respiratory Disease Association
Ohio University
Pi Beta Phi
Phi Kappa Sigma
Elevator traps man at 8 N Court St in Athens
The Athens Fire Department was called to 8 N Court St at 12 32 p m Tuesday to free Doug Brown 20 Albany Route 1 who was trapped in an elevator. He was freed by police before the squad arrived and was not injured.
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Shields
Brown
Brown-Shields
Lawrence Grey
Athens
Nolan
Grey
Athens Fire Department
N. Court St
Doug Brown
Albany
Band Plans Yule Conerts and Pep Games
Athens Middle School band director Wilbur Lanning organizes a brass ensemble to perform Christmas music on street corners and in front of the Court House during the shopping season. He also forms a pep band to play at seventh and eighth grade basketball games.
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Athens
Wilbur Lanning
Lanning
Plea in Athens County Common Pleas Court Indictments
Seven defendants indicted last week by the Athens County grand jury pleaded innocent on various charges in Common Pleas Court. William Perrin faces two counts of assault on a minor and others await hearing dates while Kenneth Strawser pled guilty to issuing a check with insufficient funds. Robert Hanning did not enter a plea due to absent counsel.
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Athens County Grand Jury
Common Pleas
William Perrin
Timothy Withem
Michael Gladke
Frank James
Douglas
Chapman Woodson
Kenneth Bloom
Kenneth Strawser
Robert Hanning
Firemen Answer Auto Fire Call in Athens
Athens firemen were dispatched to Mill and N College Streets at 4 23 p.m. Tuesday to an auto owned by Kevin Cahill with no address given that had been on fire. The blaze was out on their arrival and the car sustained slight damage.
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Athens
Mill
N. College Streets
Kevin Cahill
New OU Trustee Dorothy Johns Embraces Excellence and Relevance
Ohio University's newest trustee, Dorothy S. Johns, vows to push excellence and relevance in public higher education. The 67-year-old Laurel School dean of students was appointed by Gov. Gilligan, reversing plans to name a recent graduate after Andrew Alexander declined.
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Ohio University
Dorothy S. Johns
John J. Gilligan
Cleveland
Johns
Daily Cardinal
University of Wisconsin
The
Erie Daily Times
Erie
Gilligan
Andrew Alexander
OU Post
Alexander
Dayton Journal-Herald
Change Of Sentence For Richard Speck
Richard Speck sat in Peoria County Court as the judge sentenced him to a prison term up to 1200 years for eight nurse murders in Chicago. The proceeding echoed his 1967 death sentence by Judge Herbert Paschen, with Speck quoted about the chair and punishment.
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Peoria, Ill
Richard Speck
Chicago
South Side
Peoria County
Herbert C. Paschen
Speck
Thief Takes Turkeys Near Albany
Meigs County Sheriff's Department reports an overnight entry at Robert Mattox turkey farm along Route 143 near Albany with a number of birds stolen. The exact count was not known at the time of reporting.
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Albany
Meigs County Sheriff's Department
Robert Mattox
Route 143
Roberts Given Rotary Plaque
Carl Roberts district governor was named a Paul Harris fellow by the Athens Rotary on Monday. The club donated 1000 to the Rotary International Foundation in his honor and he urged district clubs to boost contributions for education grants and foundation support.
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Carl Roberts
Rotary
Govenor
Paul Harris
Athens
International Club
Roberts
Rotary Foundation
Secure Denture Adhesive Promises firmer, steadier hold
Advertisement claims FASTEETH denture adhesive powder provides longer lasting, firmer hold to prevent teeth from coming loose while eating or talking. Advises regular dentist checks for properly fitting dentures and comfort.
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