Athens Board Approves New Salary Schedules and Boosts
Athens city board of education gave final approval to salary increases effective Nov 1 under HB 531. The move raises starting teacher pay to 5200, boosts non teaching staff, funds come from state support and local levy gains, with total added state aid about 66089 next year. The board also approved extra duty pay for intramural directors and substitutes, and honored National Merit finalists.
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Athens
Gerald Beckley
Chauncey
Jane Trout
the Plains
Lee Beckett
James Mason
Elizabeth Elmore
Tri-Hi-Y
Donald Barber
Rifle Club
Lawrence Burgess
FTA
Susan Dykstra
Juthika Chatterji
Bettina Jones
Phyllis Katz
Dana McMahon
Laurie Olthof
Laurie Price
Elva Reed
Michele DeMott
Kathleen Karstensson
Joan McFarland
Carol Nelson
Lois Book
Julia Flanagan
Wanda Lasure
Catharine Mullins
Joyce Heaton
Mary Adams
Suzanne Brooks
Joann Boram
Dorothy Doughty
Betty Reese
Gladys Gallaway
Sally Fealock
Morrison
Ronald Kreutel
Irene Mickmnas
Theresa Hartvik
Irene Olson
West
Lois Simpson
Rita Kovaleski
Linda Sycks
Jane Nogrady
Shirley Ross
Yvonne Perry
Carol Wender
Helen Langel
Michel DeMott
John Heffken
Louise Collins
Marilyn Sue Brown
Gerald Killeen
Robert Burson
Helen Porter
Vera L. Smith
Harold L. Lee
James Blythe
Bradley Bridgewater
Barbara Hill
Robert Drach
Patsy Phillips
Sharon Arthur
Melvin Easler
Robert Patterson
Patrick Eddy
Athens City
Board of Education
Athens Education Association
108Th General Assembly
Sam Henderson
Henderson
Two Raids Made But No Arrests In Athens
Athens police raided two student houses last night with no arrests. Prosecutor Claire Ball Jr. said a Municipal Court warrant allowed searching Marc Solomon at 193 W Washington St. Items seized included prescription medicine duplicating paper New Left literature a postcard and a wrapped bouillon cube.
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Athens City
Claire M. Ball Jr
Franklin Sheeter
Marc Solomon
W. Washington St
Solomon
Jeff Kemp
Solomon House
Charles Cochran
Kemp
Ball
Judgment Sought for $362 in Auto Purchase Case
A petition filed in Common Pleas Court by Page Chevrolet-Olds seeks judgment for 362 dollars against James R. Estep and Albany Ponte 1 for alleged payment default on an automobile bought in April.
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Common Pleas Court
Page Chevrolet-Olds
James R. Estep
Albany Ponte 1
Kiwanis Tour Visits McBee Plant in Athens
Athens Kiwanis Club members toured the McBee plant on Route 50 in east Athens after a dinner at Buckeye Cafeteria. They visited drafting, printing, and photography labs and learned about offset printing. Claude Sowle of Oso University will speak at next week's meeting.
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McBee
Route 50
East
Athens
Buckeye
U. S
Kiwanis
Claude Sowle
Oso University
U S Wheat Allotments Reduced in 1970 Program
National wheat allotments total 45.5 million acres, down 12 percent from 1969. Farmers must sign up with the Athens County ASCS office, meet planting limits, and divert 30.3 percent of their allotment to conserving use. Wheat certificates worth about $1.60 per bushel paid on 48 percent of projected production on allotted acres.
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Clifford M. Hardin
Athens County Agriculture, Stabilization and Conservation Service Office
E. State St
$80 000 Sought In Girls Death
A civil suit filed in Common Pleas Court claims Albany area girl Lynda Sharon Aters died in a March 1 traffic accident caused by driver Edward A. Smart Jr. The plaintiff Susan L. Aters seeks $80 000 in damages.
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Common Pleas
Athens
Inter-University Library Council Interlibrary Loan Service Formed
Ohio University join ten state-assisted universities to create a shared interlibrary loan and reference service. The program, directed by Miss Kay L. Shaffer and housed at Ohio State University, aims to expand access to OSU’s vast holdings for faculty and students across member campuses.
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Ohio University
Ohio State University
Columbus
Alden Library
Inter-University Library Council
Ohio State Library
Kay L. Shaffer
Ohio State
OSU
University of Akron
Bowling Green State University
Central State University
University of Cincinnati
Cleveland State University
Kent State University
Miami University
University of Toledo
Wright State University
Youngstown State University
Ann T. Johnson
African Novelist Chinua Achebe to Speak at Ohio U Lecture
Achebe, Nigerian author of Things Fall Apart and Arrow of God, will lecture on African Art Today at Ohio University Seigfred Hall Auditorium. He recently toured the United States and served as Biafra's speechwriter, with five novels in print in the U.S.
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Ohio University
Seigfred Hall
United States
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Arrow of God
Chike
BBC
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Theft Case Account Is Clarified
The Messenger reports three men were arrested for theft from two Malta manufacturing concerns with losses around $5,000. William Foughty of Jacksonville pleaded guilty to petit larceny, received a $100 fine and 30 day jail sentence, suspended for 75. The Morgan County sheriff says the investigation continues and the relation to the larger theft remains unclear.
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Malta
William Foughty
Jacksonville
Foughty
Morgan County
Ralph D. Dye Jr
Morgan County Sheriff's Office
Thetory
Traffic Fines Reported By Municipal Court Names and Charges
Eva Glasser of Warrenville 20 was cited for speeding by patrol and fined $15 plus costs. Robert L. Keaton 21 of Coalville Route 3 was charged with speeding and fined $35 plus costs. Ronald M. Stover 20 of Athens Route 2 faced failure to yield in an accident with $10 plus costs. Theodore W. McCutcheon 39 of Galloway was cited for speeding by patrol fined $50 plus costs and licenses suspended 18 days.
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Eva Glasser
Warrenville
Robert L. Keaton
Coalville
Ronald M. Stover
Athens
Theodore W. McCutcheon
Galloway
Divorce Decree for Kennedy Couple Shown in London Court
Karen Kennedy of Beechwood Lake Estates files for divorce from William L. Kennedy after a London court finds him guilty of gross neglect. The decree details asset divisions and custody considerations pending further hearing.
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Karen Kennedy
Beechwood Lake Estates
William L. Kennedy
London
Sheltering Arms Hospital Notes Admits List
A hospital note lists Admissions including Mrs. Robert Rogers Captain Nancy Mangum Mrs Luella Cliffton Mrs Dale Morris Mrs William Brophy all of Athens and other patients from Athens Route 5 Route 1 Route 2 Albany Route 1 Guysville Route 2 Miamisburg The Plains Coraopolis Pa plus Patricia Orlanda and Frank Hunt Jr dismissed Elwood Scaggs Mrs Clarence Elkins Mrs Thomas Buckley Joanna Denman Sally Dunfee.
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Robert Rogers
Nancy Mangum
Luella Cliffton
Dale Morris
William Brophy
Athens
Kevin Maurath
David McClain
David Harner
Donald Cunningham
Henry Fletcher Hawk
Rodney Canter
Charles Keck
Albany
Frank Hunt, Jr
Guysville
Florence L. Pyle
Miamisburg
Herbert Wilson
the Plains
Patricia Orlando
Coraopolis
Elwood Scaggs
Clarence Elkins
Thomas Buckley
Joanna Denman
Raymond Clark
Sally Dunfee
Squad Called After Football Accident at Athens High
An Athens High School football field incident sent emergency squad to Sheltering Arms Hospital. Dick Goodin, 13, son of Lt and Mrs Earl Goodin, suffered a possible lower right leg injury. the call came at 5 44 p m Monday.
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Earl Goodin
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Sheltering Arms Hospital
Rankin Divorce Case Cited as Gross Neglect
James L. Rankin Jr Trimble versus Mildred Rankin Giouster cited in court filing as gross neglect. Proceeding outlines marital dissolution with focus on alleged neglect and related filings.
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James L. Rankin, Jr
Trimble
Mildred Rankin
Giouster
Halloween Parade Set On Oct 29 In Athens
The Kiwanis Halloween Parade is scheduled for Wednesday October 29. Participants meet at 6:15 pm in front of General Telephone on West Washington Street and parade to Athens High School Stadium. Prizes will be awarded for costumes by age groups with rain date judging at the Ohio National Guard Armory.
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General Telephone Co
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Court St
Court
Mill St
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Athens High School
W. Washington
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Two Injured In Vinton Auto Crash
A Vinton County auto accident sent two men to Chillicothe Hospital early this morning. Robert L. Molihan, 29, Zaleski, and passenger Obie M. Bowen, 55, McArthur, were taken to the hospital. The extent of their injuries was not known. Molihan was cited for driving left of center after his car went left of center and hit a guardrail.
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Vinton County
Chillicothe Hospital
Robert L. Molihan
Zaleski
Obie M. Bowen
McArthur
Mollihan
Logan
Ohio Uni student forfeits bond in shoplifting case
A 20 year old Ohio University student Martin Levine was charged with shoplifting after a $2.95 item was taken from Buckeye Mart. Levine forfeited a $33 bond for failing to appear in Municipal Court. Five other students charged with aiding and abetting posted $33 bonds each for Oct 27 hearings.
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Martin Levine
Pratts Fork
Otto Rolley
Levine
Richard M. Cawley
Pittsburgh
Linda Jo Zeto
S. College St
Elizebeth T. Hanlan
Carbondale
Ill
Deborah Gillam
Cleveland
George L. Anton
Greenbrier Dr
Access Road Set For Hospital In Athens
Athens City Council approved an emergency measure to allow construction of a 30 foot wide, 700 foot long access road from West Union Street to the new hospital. Safety Service Director Dwight Robinson said work, of asphalt, would cost about 13 thousand dollars and aim for completion by November 15, about three weeks after starting.
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West Union Street
Safety Service
Dwight Robinson
W. Union Street
Robinson
Richland Avenue
Candeub, Fleissig and Associates
Edna Hoodler
Dairy Lane
Stanley Huffman
Park Hill
Townsend Place
Three Ohio county chairs back Sweeney for governor
Three southeastern Ohio Democratic county chairs Perry Hannetty Meigs Jack Crisp and Vinton Woodrow Jeffers endorse former Congressman Robert Sweeney for governor citing his perceived sense and focus on farmers as key to party plans. The Lancers Yearbooks for 1969 at Federal Hocking High School are ready with graduates and former students able to pick up copies from Wednesday onward.
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Ohio
Robert Sweeney
Perry County
Charles S. Hannetty
Ohio Chairmen Association
Meigs County
Jack W. Crisp
Vinton County
Woodrow Jeffers
Hannetty
Sweeney
Lancers
Federal Hocking High School
Prosecution OK'd in Athens Human Relations case
City Council approved moving forward with prosecution in the citys first Human Relations Commission case. Mrs. Paul Kinnen is charged with violating the anti discrimination ordinance for refusing to rent to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Cortez for racial reasons.
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Gerald Mollica
Edgar Tuckerman
The
Paul Kinnen
Arthur Cortez
Continental Cablevision Co
Harry Crewson
East State St.recreation Center
Safety Service
Dwight Robinson
Recreation Committee
Council
Crewson
Athens
Charter Commission
Folk Singers Set for Week at Baker Center Ohio Room
John Bassette of New York and Steve Gilette of the West Coast headline a Baker Center Program Board series at Ohio University's Baker Center Ohio Room. Shows run 8 and 9 30 p.m. today through Friday and 11 a.m. and 8 and 9 30 p.m. Friday and Saturday with public admission. Proceeds fund future student entertainment.
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Ohio University
Baker Center
John Bassette
New York
Steve Gilette
West Coast
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