DOD Presses Athens Plan As Connell Rushes Finish
The State Development Department criticizes the Athens comprehensive plan effort led by Edward Hurley’s planning bureau. Arnold T. Connell, retained in 1962, aims to finish by December 15 after signing a 36000 dollar contract. Connell reports 80 percent of work done and has received 80 percent of funds. failure could trigger suspension of further payments and possible recovery action.
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State Development Department
Athens
Edward Hurley
Bureau
DOD
Arnall T. Connell
Connell
Hurley
Columbia University
Raymond Shepard
Charles W. Wiester
Ohio Valley Regional Development Council
Wiester
OVRDC hears subcommittee on headquarters and planning
Dr. Frank Duddy Marietta College president backs Jackson as temporary OVRDC headquarters. Alden notes Paul Baldridge new regional coordinator to aid final site choice. Permanent site decision postponed as regional, state reviews and a nationwide development plan proceed.
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Frank Duddy
Marietta College
Jackson
Alden
Paul E. Baldridge
Martin Hecht
Washington, D. C
Office of Economic Opportunity
Farm Bureau Members Endorse Chain Purchase Plan
Athens County Farm Bureau backs buying controlling stock in a national grocery chain via holding company to boost farmers bargaining power. The plan, linked to the Ohio Farm Bureau and subject to American Farm Bureau approval, aims at a chain controlling over 12 percent of U.S. grocery sales, possibly the A P and.
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Athens County Farm Bureau
Paul Bower
Blake Gerber
Boy Hurt In Fall At School Playground
Lorant Ipacs five fell from a slide at St Pauls School ground at 4 11 p m He is son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Ipacs of six Kern Street The emergency squad splinted a possible fractured left wrist and took him to Sheltering Arms Hospital
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Lorant Ipacs
Joseph Ipacs
Kern St
St. Paul’s
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Judge panel sought for Fierce murder trial
Darrell Napoleon Fierce seeks a three judge panel for his capital case. A jury venire of 75 names was drawn for an Oct 29 trial. He is alleged to have murdered his brother in February 1963.
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Darrell Napoleon Fierce
Laundry Dryer Fire Damages Building at University Terrace
A clothes dryer ignited the ceiling above the appliance at 70 University Terrace at 8 16 p m Thursday. Fire chief Charles Dalton reports 150 in damage. Firemen used booster and two 1 5 inch lines. fire damaged ceiling joist outside wall studding and siding. One owner Paul Farley is a volunteer firefighter.
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Washatera
University Terrace
Charles Dalton
Paul Farley
Plains View Drive-in Opens With Dairy Line
The Plains announces the opening of the Plains View drive in restaurant on Route 682 near town center. Operated by Mr and Mrs Walter McDonald and Mr and Mrs Basil Cullison the remodeled building offers drive in and lunchroom dining seven days a week from 11 am to 10 pm with a dairy foods lineup.
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Plains View Drive-in
the Plains
Walter McDonald
Basil Cullison
Plea Changed in Municipal Court Driving Case
John Matthew McDermott of Tiltonsville changed his plea to guilty on a driving while intoxicated charge. He was fined 125 dollars, sentenced to three days in jail, and received a 120 day license suspension.
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John Matthew McDermott
Tiltonsville
McDermott
Police cite Hess for failure to yield after Mulligan Rd crash
Phil Hess, 25, of Millfield, was cited by city police for failure to yield the right of way following a two car accident Thursday on Mulligan Road, east of Lawnview Drive.
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Phil Hess
Millfield
Mulligan Rd
Lawnview Dr
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