Candidates Open Recount Talks Amid Press Access Debate
Sheriff Harold Shields proposes a substitute observer for the recount citing legal limits while challenger Brown supports reporter access. The secretary of state notes access depends on local boards and practice varies by county, with Athens County seen as more liberal and Cuyahoga as more restricted.
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Harold Shields
Shields
Brown
Democrat Board
William Hoffman
Poin
Ting
Cuyahoga County
Athens County
Water Break Repair Work Expected
Water service restoration in the Vore Ridge area and along Routes 682 and 56 west of Athens was anticipated by Wednesday night after a Le Ax Water Distribution Corp line break. Crews worked overnight to locate couplings for a temporary delivery system at the Route 682 56 intersection.
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Vore Ridge
Athens
Le-Ax Water Distribution Corp
Le-Ax
Card Shop Expands Into Former Fish and Chips Site
Hallmark House of Cards has enlarged its floor space by occupying part of a building formerly used by King Arthur's Fish and Chips. Owner David Full said the fish and chips business closed due to financial problems and the card shop expanded to ease crowding.
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Full Hallmark House of Cards
King Arthur’s Fish and Chips
David Full
Pastor Teagarden Takes Post at East Athens Church of Christ
Pastor Michael Teagarden and his wife have arrived in Athens to lead the East Athens Church of Christ at 1 Townsend Place. He formerly led the Hooper Ridge Church of Christ in Amesville and served in Coshocton and Bladensburg. He succeeds David Stauffer who finished his Ohio University doctoral studies in September. The Zanesville native studied at Kentucky Christian College and has led local Christian groups and youth programs.
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Michael Teagarden
Athens
East Athens
Ohio Valley Christian Assembly
Coshocton County
Volkswagen Wiper Issue Prompts Caution to Older VW Owners
Volkswagen of America warns owners of 1949 to 1969 models that windshield wiper performance may be impaired if the set screw attaching the arm loosens with use. Erratic or stopped wiper action could occur in heavy rain or snow, advising inspections. Carlton College Players stage lunch hour dramas to suit students. Mr Teagarden and Rebecca Teagarden have three children Beth Jill Dee, to reside at 24 Avon Place.
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Volkswagen of America
Volkswagen
Teagarden
Rebecca
Beth
Jill
Dee
Avon Place
Athens residents gain advanced telecom training at Marion school
Four Athens County residents received certification from General Telephone Company's plant training school in Marion. Rex Ballinger and Michael Klingbriel completed basic electricity. Virgil Thompson finished a two week course in key telephone installation and maintenance. Charles Hamlin earned a cable acceptance testing certificate using electronic test equipment. TIGER HAD LONG TEETH The saber-toothed tiger had two fang like teeth as long as
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Athens County
General Telephone Company
Marion
Rex Ballinger
Second St
Michael Klingbriel
Athens Route 3
Virgil Thompson
Chauncey
Charles Hamlin
Athens
Committee OKs Fare Hike and Pinball Licensing Plan
Athens Codes and Ordinances Committee chaired by Fred Weber II backs taxi fare increases across four zones with per passenger add-ons and proposes a public hearing on pinball machines. A mass transit expansion is urged with county cooperation to ease welfare and job access. A licensing framework and fee for pinball devices is discussed.
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Athens
Fred Weber II
Weber
Athens County
the Messenger
Tri- County Community Action Agency
Community Action Agency
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