Shepard Proposes City University Police Cooperation Plan
Mayor Raymond Shepard announced a city committee to hear grievances, seek a full time safety director for the police, and procedures to improve city university police cooperation. Details come Wednesday as tensions with Ohio University police rise. the plan aims to provide an open citizen forum and better coordination without ceding oversight. The Messenger Editorial Board backs the move as constructive to ease tensions and foster dialogue.
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Raymond Shep
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Claude Sowle
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Athens
Raymond Shepard
Apollo 12 splashdown brings cheers at homecomings
Space Center Houston reports joyous celebrations as Apollo 12 astronauts Charles Conrad Jr., Richard Gordon Jr., and Alan Bean land safely in the South Pacific. Families at the Bean, Conrad, and Gordon homes cheer, sip champagne, and light fireworks while grandchildren celebrate with music and TV broadcasts.
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Sue Bean
Chris Conrad
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Nixon Hosts Thanksgiving Dinner for 235 Seniors
President and Mrs. Nixon will host 235 senior citizens including 73 year old Mamie Eisenhower at the White House Thanksgiving dinner. Mrs. Eisenhower’s 89 year old uncle Joel Carlson of Boone Iowa will join the group. The Nixon family plans to dine with guests, though the President may eat in his office if duties require. Mrs. Nixon chairs a General Federation of Women’s Clubs project inviting the elderly into private homes for the holidays.
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Weather Forecast and Conditions Summary
National forecast calls for showers in the South on Tuesday as a cold front moves south through the northern midwest. A second front travels from Texas to the Great Lakes eastward. Yesterday high 48, low today 25. Precipitation 2.83 inches this month, 26.45 inches this year, 10.59 inches below normal. Sun sets 5:09 pm, rises 7:24 am. Barometric pressure 30.41 inches at 9 am.
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Beating of Ohio University Senior Kathleen Yalonis
Kathleen Eileen Yalonis, 22, an Ohio University senior from Strongsville, was found beaten near Athens Middle School and remained in critical condition in University Hospital. Suspects questioned, initial tests show no sexual assault. investigation continues with police and state agents.
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Nitzschke Calls Of Recount In Athens Council Race
A recount of Athens city council votes cast on November 4 was halted after seven of twenty two precincts had been tallied again. Dale Nitzschke, the defeated candidate who requested the recount, stopped it when early precincts showed no change. Nitzschke trailed Howard Romine for councilman at large by six votes. The board also began a recount of Athens County school board votes at press time.
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Athens County School Board
Beasley Wins Contract For New Cruiser
Beasley Mathews Ford won the city cruiser contract after the board of control approved a bid of 2500 dollars. Other bids included John Gibson Motor City 2576 2346 32150 Chrysler Plymouth 2480 2520 and Jones Buick Cadillac 2900. Municipal Court notes Charles W. Clyburn 24 Cincinnati fined 25 dollars and costs for unsafe operation of a vehicle in an accident on November 14.
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Ohio U cancels 1970 Homecoming over student interest
Ohio University's 1970 Homecoming has been canceled per Center Program Board president Jon Wills due to low campus response to co chair candidacies. He said controversy from last year sparked the decision as the board sought students willing to channel criticism and unite the campus rather than divide it.
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Students Are People Say ACLU Leader At Ohio University
ACLU chair Edward Ennis told Ohio University students that students are people like voters and urged better police training and civil liberties enforcement. He cited the Brown Hall incident and urged a public safety director and extra training while noting the ACLU’s offer to help.
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U.S
Brown Hall
Athens
Ennis
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Ohio Aclu
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Raymond Shepard
Howard Elected Commission Head
The Athens City Charter Commission met for the first time and elected officers. Lowell B. Howard was named chairman with William Fenzel as vice chairman. Earl Hooper and Margaret F. Cohn were co librarians. Karol Van Der Veur was secretary. The group plans to study Ohio city charters and may hire a city manager, with a one year window to present a charter to voters.
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William Fenzel
Earl Hooper
Margaret F. Cohn
Karol van der Veur
Charter Commission
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Ohio Municipal League
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