Elections Board Rules Out 18 Requests Vote Is Given To 37 Students
Athens County Elections Board ruled on residency applications for 60 students seeking voting rights in the fall. Thirty-seven approvals, eighteen denials, and five requests for more information were issued as the board cited state law requiring students to vote where they came from unless they prove Athens College remains their permanent home.
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Athens County Elections Board
Athens County
William Lavelle
New Zealand Builds Albatross Observatory
A public observatory near Otago Peninsula in the South Island will let naturalists observe royal albatrosses nesting on the mainland. The birds normally nest on tiny islands, making the site unique for mainland observation.
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Otago Peninsula
South Island
Dwight Kane Named High Priest of Royal Arch Masons of Ohio
Dwight L. Kane, OU graduate and former Lancaster educator, was elected and installed as most excellent grand high priest of Ohio Royal Arch Masons by delegates at the 155th annual convocation in Akron. He succeeds Charles E. Canfield and will be honored Oct. 16 at Lancaster High School with a 6:30 p.m. dinner and 7:30 p.m. reception. Kane’s long public service includes education, wartime service as a B-29 instructor, and leadership in local York Rite bodies.
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Ohio University
Lancaster
Ohio
Royal Arch Masons
Akron
Charles E. Canfield
Medina
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Lancaster High School
Lancaster Lodge
F&am
York Rire
York Cross of Honor
Grand
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Oliver H. Ormiston
Bartlett
Weather Outlook With Cloudiness and Showers Friday
Local forecast calls for considerable cloudiness tonight and Saturday with a chance of showers. Rain should end Saturday afternoon. Tonight’s lows in the mid 40s. Saturday highs in the low 60s. National forecast shows sunny skies for most, showers in upper Great Lakes and eastern Dakotas, mild south and Pacific coast, cooler elsewhere. Yesterday’s high 60, low 35. today’s 9 am humidity 94 percent. rainfall yesterday none, total this year 28.08 inches, 4.61 inches below normal. Sunset 7:01 pm, sunrise 7:33 am. Barometer 30.17 inches and falling.
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Upper
Great Lakes
Dakotas
Pacific Coast
Area Woman Injured In Auto Mishap
An area resident, Pamela K. Pratt 20 of Athens Route 5, was injured when her convertible left Route 33 south of Athens and rolled onto the east berm. She was thrown from the car, owned by Soti Antonopoulos of 6 Church St, and treated at O'Bleness Memorial Hospital. Pratt was cited for conditional speed.
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State Highway Patrol
Pamela K. Pratt
O’bleness
Matrix To Have New Look At Athens High School
The Athens High School newspaper Matrix will switch to student production on the school offset press under adviser Linda Sharples. Smaller pages but more stories and fewer literary items, with no initial editorial staff and a fully student run production. Photographers include Dan Dry with a staff totaling Jeff Jones and others. A sea pocket between Nova Scotia and New Brunswick shows tides exceeding a billion tons of water.
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Matrix
Linda Sharples
Jeff Jones
Cindy Lee
Caroline Miers
John Saeger
David Croston
Bob Finsterwald
Solveig Overly
Russ Brashear
Paul Scarmack
Karen Counts
Stu Hake
Diane Wheatley
Dan Dry
Mrs. Sharples
Canadian
Nova Scotia
New
Athens officials propose 11 EEA hires after luncheon
Athens city and county officials prepared proposals to hire eleven workers under the Emergency Employment Act. The luncheon meeting Thursday was attended by County Commissioners Jack White and John Law and Commissioners Clerk.
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Athens
Jack White
John Law
Buckeye Hills- Hocking Valley
Annex Fire Traced to Candle at Tau Kappa Epsilon
Athens fire crews responded to a blaze on the first floor bedroom of the Tau Kappa Epsilon annex at 17 E. Mill St at 6 47 a m Friday. Chief Dalton estimated 75 in building damages and 200 in contents. No injuries were reported.
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Tau Kappa Epsilon Fraternity
E. Mill St
Charles Dalton
Avon Place
Mike Evans
Towne House Grill
W. Union St
Christine Lindenmayer
Valley Acres Trailer Court
Hudson Health Center
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Richland Hills
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Coolville
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Grand Park
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Sberger
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Grosvenor St
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Franklin Ave
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