Culp Named Administrative Services Director at Ohio University
William C. Culp named director of administrative services at Ohio University by President Claude R. Sowle. He will oversee physical plant operations personnel purchasing environmental services and administrative data processing. Henderson resigns to join Newton College Massachusetts and leaves Athens Oct 31.
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William C. Culp
Ohio Univer
Sociate
R. James Henderson
University
Henderson
James J. Whalen
New
Ohio University President seeks reduce town gown tensions
The Ohio University president says officials aim to ease tensions between students and Athens authorities through constructive talks. He notes plans include a campus legal aid program, an Athens public defender, student bond relief, ROTC reviews, and six university task forces to study goals, life, budget, resources, services and facilities.
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Sowle
Athens
University Guarantee
Graduate Student Advisory Council
Third Man Arrested In Dope Sale In Athens County
Prosecutor Claire Ball announced the arrest of Terry Noble for sale of narcotics. Noble, a Franklin County inmate, was arrested in Columbus and will be arraigned in Athens County Common Pleas Court. The earlier indictments named David Eugene Clay and Gregory Aaron Shaeffer for LSD and marijuana sales to an undercover agent. Clay convicted. Shaeffer pleaded guilty and received probation and a $1,000 fine.
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Athens County
Claire M
Buzz) Ball Jr
Ball
Franklin County Sheriff's Department
Terry Noble
Rita Court
Columbus
Athens
Common Pleas
Noble
Grand
David Eugene Clay
Ironton
Gregory Aaron Shaeffer
Salem
John W. Bolin
Ohio University
Nobie
David Pence
Shaeffer
Kent State University
Bolin
Students entertain Rotarians with OU winter theater songs
Four Ohio University students from the winter theater program performed for the Rotary Club at the Monday luncheon. Kathy Krizner and Russell Walton sang selections from The Fantastics and Celebration while Nancy Linke served as host and Lynn Kessler accompanied on piano. Doyle Hubbard of The Specialty Shop was inducted as an official club member.
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Ohio University
Rotary Club
Tom Jones
Harvey Schmidt
the Fantastics
Kathy Krizner
Russell Walton
Nancy Linke
Lynn Kessler
Athens
Doyle Hubbard
Lucasville Man Fined and Jailed for DWI
A Lucasville area man, Harlan Campbell, 36, was found guilty in Municipal Court this morning on a driving while intoxicated charge. He was sentenced to seven days in jail, fined 200 dollars, and had his driver license suspended for 60 days after a Route 7 traffic stop at 9 p.m. Tuesday by highway patrolmen.
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Lucasville Area
Harlan Campbell
Volunteers Sought by Athens Center for Christmas Help
The Salvation Army will recruit volunteers to fill Christmas envelopes and wrap presents for baskets. Work starts November 10 with sessions possible in the morning or afternoon at the West Union Street office. Call the Athens Center at 592 3491, Monday through Friday.
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Athens County
Salvation Army
Sal
Army
West Union Street
Woman Hurt In Accident Near Point Pleasant
A two car collision on Route 2 ten miles south of Point Pleasant injured Mrs Bertha Maxine Holley 43 of Glenwood Route 1. She suffered injuries to the right hip knee and back and is in satisfactory condition at Pleasant Valley Hospital. Driver Lloyd Holley was not hurt. Raymond Litchfield 18 of Gallipolis Ferry pulled from a side road and struck the Holley car. Litchfield was arrested for failure to yield right of way and no operator license.
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Point Pleasant
Bertha Maxine Holley
Glenwood
Holley
Pleasant Valley Hospital
Lloyd Holley
Raymond Michael Litchfield
Gallipolis
Litchfield
Athens Girl Receives Merit Certificate From Magazine
Sandy Hawk at 37 E Carpenter St Athens earned a certificate of merit from Jack and Jill Magazine for her November letter about a trampoline that became popular with the neighborhood. David Brillhart of Davis Hall was treated at Hudson Health Center after injuring his right arm breaking a window.
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Sandy Hawk
E. Carpenter St
Athens
Jack and Jill Magazine
David Brillhart
Davis Hall
Maor
Hudson Health Center
Fire Department
Ken Steinhoff
Athens Girl Scout
Home St
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Disabled American Veterans
Girl Scouts Benefit From United Appeal in Athens Area
Four Rivers Girl Scout Council serves 703 girls in 35 troops under 102 volunteers. United Appeal funded $4,100 in 1969 and aims for $4,700 this year to finance crafts, trips, service programs, and equipment as campaigns push toward a $60,000 goal with 38 percent raised so far.
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Greg Rittberger
Four Rivers
Girl Scout Council
Athens
United Appeal
Roy Lawrence
Lawrence
Hocking Valley Bank
Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co
Car Truck Collision on Route 33 Near Pomeroy
A car driven by William Houdashelt 47 of Pomeroy collided with a Bell Lines Inc semi driven by Ir Carroll 45 of Huntington on Route 33 south of 681 at 5 40 Wednesday morning. Minor damage to the truck and moderate damage to the car. Houdashelt was hospitalized for tests and discharged and cited for failure to yield the right of way.
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Pomeroy
681
William Houdashelt
Bell Lines, Inc
Ir Carroll
Huntington
Houdashelt
Meigs General Hospital
Divorces and a Dean’s List Hat Hold in Ohio and Oklahoma
Norfolk divorcee Jock C Justice and Pat sy Roth Justice are granted divorce for gross neglect with custody awarded to the mother. Oklahoma City divorcee Joe Albert Mace is granted divorce from Carlotta Lynn Mace for extreme cruelty with custody determined. Thomas Barnow, son of Mr and Mrs Edgar Rannow of Athens, is named to the Defiance College dean’s list for the second semester of 1968 69 with a 3.67 average. GUYSVILLE Fellow Craft degree set for four Savannah Lodge candidates at 7 p.m. Thursday.
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Jock C. Justice
Norfolk, Va
Patsy Roth
Oklahoma City
Okla
Foundi Ng
Joe Albert Mace
New Marshfield
Carlotta
Lynn Mace
Thomas Barnow
Edgar Rannow
Athens
Defiance
Ohio
Rannow
Guysville
Savannah Lodge
F&am
Student Fined After Motorcycle Crash Plea in Municipal Court
An Ohio University student Gregg M. Reisinger aged 19 pleaded guilty in Municipal Court to an assured clear distance charge after his motorcycle struck a car driven by Clayton Smith 17. He paid a $25 fine plus costs and was treated for an ankle injury. Police also investigated two other crashes on Tuesday.
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Ohio University
Kingston
Gregg M. Reisinger
West Union Street
Clayton Smith
W. Carpenter St
Reisinger
Hudson Health
Stephen H. Cudahy
Athens Apartments
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Mike M. Williams
Carriage Hills
Hudson Health Center
Cudahy
Williams
Extra Hour Of Sales Due for Liquor
Liquor stores with late closing permits may gain one extra hour of operation on Oct 26 as clocks revert from 2 a.m. EDT to 1 a.m. EST. Permit holders allowed to stay open to 2:30 a.m. will not stop serving until 2:31 a.m. EST. Local rules may require earlier closing where enacted. Trick or Treat in The Plains set for 6 to 8 p.m. Thursday Oct 30.
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Ohio Department of Liquor Control
Donald D. Cook
Plains
The
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Rotarians
Athens Center
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