Trial Stalled in Ohio University Lindley Hall Protest
The second day of the second trial of antiwar protesters arrested over the Lindley Hall sit in stalled for about 90 minutes as defense and prosecution discussed offers. Judge Sheeter and OU officials weighed House Bill 1219 effects on defendants Helene Schwartz and Pamela Smith amid ongoing appeals and potential plea talks.
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Herb Amey
Ohio University
Lindley Hall
Gerald Mollica
John Summel
Claude R. Sowle
Robert Handelman
Handelman
Helene Schwartz
Mollica
Stimmel
Sowle
Pamela Smith
Miss Smith
Miss Schwartz
Trial recounts overheard testimony in Lindley Hall protest case
Witnesses debated orders to arrest Lindley Hall demonstrators with Burns and Stimmel offering plans from a strategy session. Stimmel described the choice to arrest as opposed to delaying action. Burns testified about a dispersal message read to the crowd and met a witness outside Lindley Hall. The trial panel of jurors was seated with several challenges among them.
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Nolan
Burns
John Stimmel
Lindley Hall
Sheeter
Stimmel
Sowle
Alexander Official Moves to Shut Lighthouse Christian School
Alexander School Superintendent Ray mond Brooks filed Juvenile Court complaints against parents of Lighthouse School students in Meigs County. Lighthouse, non accredited and under chapel leadership, operates without state funding or teacher certification, claiming it provides a superior education.
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Fred Whissel
Athens County
Apostolic Lighthouse Christian School
Alexander School
Raymond Brooks
Meigs County
Albany
John Pollard
Lighthouse School
Supreme Court
Brooks
State Department of Education
Ohio
Pollard
Lighthouse
Bishop Pollard
Alexander District
Alexander
Meigs
Otis Knopp
Weather Outlook Showers Possible This Weekend
Local forecast calls for cloudy tonight and Friday with a chance of showers. Lows in the 50s tonight, highs in the mid to upper 60s Friday. Extended outlook shows showers likely Saturday, ending Sunday, then partly cloudy Monday with 60s to low 70s highs.
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Upper Great Lakes
mid-Atlantic
New England
Clothing fire damages Nelsonville apartment and threatens bar
A fire started by clothing near a gas heater caused extensive damage to Hazel Maffin's Nelsonville apartment and left Jack's Bar and Grill in the same building with smoke and water damage. Firefighters arrived at 12:56 p.m. and also tackled gymnasium heater smoke at Nelsonville York High School.
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Nelsonville
Harper and Chestnut Streets
Hazel Maffin
Clarence Hall
Maffin
Jack
Dave Neiman
Nelsonville-York High School
Ball Urges Expanded Aid for Ohio's Elderly
Athens County Prosecutor Clare M. Ball Jr. Republican candidate for the 91st District State House seat spoke at a District 12 World War I Veterans meeting in Marietta. He urged more Medicare coverage for long term care eyeglasses dental care and prescription drugs plus expanded housing meals transportation and elderly service programs funded by federal and state sources.
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Athens County
Clare M. Ball Jr
Marietta
Ball
United Appeal
Deadline Set for Christmas Gift Drive at VA Hospital
Athens County Red Cross plans a November 10 cutoff for gifts to be mailed to relatives of veterans at the Chillicothe VA Hospital. Items must be new and nonbreakable, with a focus on belts ties scarves and men’s accessories for gifts to relatives. Deliver to 132 N. Congress St. call 593 5273 for details.
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Louise Berry
Athens County
American Red Cross
Chillicothe
Labor Unions Endorse Crewson for Ohio House Seat
Athens area candidate Harry B. Crewson gains endorsements from four unions United Transportation Union Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way Employes Brotherhood of Railway and Airline Clerks and Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers. He advocates higher minimum wage hour limits safety laws and expanded services for seniors while highlighting tax reforms and protection for pensioners. A separate notice covers Pomeroy Carleton Church Homecoming Sunday with activities and speakers.
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Clarence R. Rundt
Co-operative Legislative Committee
Railroad Brotherhoods and Railroad Unions
State of
Ohio
Crewson
United Transportation Union
Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way Employes
Brotherhood of Railway and Airline Clerks
The
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Ohio University
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Athens
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