Obscene Language Costs Ohio Student 75 Fine
Douglas E Kaufman of Athens was found guilty of using obscene language in front of a woman at Shamrock Studio. He was fined 75 dollars plus costs after apologizing to Pamela Rutter and after testimony from John Rutter. He did not testify.
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Ohio University
Douglas E Kaufman
Mill St
Athens
Franklin Sheeter
Kaufman
Pamela Rutter
the Plains
Shamrock Studio
Washington St
John Rutter
Divorce Decrees Across Several Ohio Cases
Multiple divorce actions reported from Ohio courts involve Jeannine Neutzling of Upper Sandusky and David E Neutzling, and Janice Dowler of Florence Kentucky with Gary Lee Dowler of The Plains, all citing extreme cruelty and gross neglect. Decisive outcomes include restoration of maiden names Leach Malone and Young.
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Jeannine Neutzling
Upper Sandusky
David E. Neutzling
Athens
Gary Lee Dowler
the Plains
Janice Dowler
Florence
Leach
Janice Malone
Curtis Malone
Young
Bond Forfeited By Driver In High Speed Chase
A 22-year-old Ironton man, Philip D. McKnight, forfeited $3489 bond on six traffic charges after a pursuit by Athens police and state patrol reaching 95 mph. He posted $58 on each count for speeding, unsafe operation, disobeying an officer, and running a red light. The chase began Oct. 14 on Columbus Road and ended when his car hit a yard and tree near Bolleana and Stimson in Athens.
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Ironton Route 1
Athens
Philip D. McKnight
McKnight
Columbus Road
Route 33
Route 13
State
Carpenter
Stimson
Grant
Bolleana
Admitted and Dismissed Names From Athens and Surrounding Areas
Admitted Lorenzo Foss of Athens Route 1 with Mrs. Daniel Crislip and addresses. Dismissed Eleanor Holderman and multiple named parties including Mrs. James Schobel, Mrs. James Tinkham, Lee Phil lips, Mrs. Gilbert Cooper, Mrs. Pearl Conant, Gene Gunselman, William Follrod, Mrs. Wilbur Warner, Desireee Shoemaker, and Sue Phelps.
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Lorenzo Foss
Athens
Daniel Crislip
Reedsville
Eleanor Holderman
James Schobel
James Tinkham
Lee Phillips
Gilbert Cooper
Pearl Conant
Gene Gunselman
William Follrod
Wilbur Warner
Desireee Shoemaker
Sue Phelps
Plains Gardener Grows Huge Potatoes and FFA Camp News
The Plains reports two members of the Federal Hocking Future Farmers of America attended Camp Muskingum near Carrollton over the weekend, sponsored by the Athens Izzak Walton League. Ohio University author Daniel Keyes will read from The Touch on Oct. 23 in Ellis Hall. Orland Mansfield of The Plains grows record potatoes, finding 12 and 10 inch spuds weighing about a pound and recalling a five pounder from last year.
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The
Federal Hocking Future Farmers of America
Donald Rise
Greg Cable
FFA
Muskingum
Carrollton
Athens Izzak Walton League
Ohio University
Daniel Keyes
Ellis Hall
Orland Mansfield
Orland
Mansfield Road
Union Negotiations Resume Possible Friday At Ohio U
Ohio University personnel director Ward Wilson telegrammed attorney Herschel Sigall proposing resuming nonacademic employee union negotiations Friday Saturday or next week. He cited prior commitments for Thursday and noted the Oct 12 session set the stage after members authorized a strike. The contract labor dispute, termed the real stumbling block, mirrors threats at Kent State and Ohio State where unions allege private firms handle custodial work in multiple buildings.
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Ohio University
Ward Wilson
Herschel Sigall
Sug
Union University
Sigall
Wilson
Ohio U
Ohio State
Kent State
Kent Non-Academic
University
John Bunn
Spock Talks In Columbus At Rally And Meeting
Benjamin Spock renowned baby doctor and anti war activist speaks in Columbus Saturday He addresses a student rally at the Ohio State University Oval at 1 p m and a public meeting at Hitchcock Hall Woodruff and Neil Streets at 8 p m Spock has led anti Vietnam efforts and recently was convicted on charges of encouraging young men to violate the Selective Service law He is free on bond while his base is appealed.
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Benjamin Spock
Columbus
Spock
Ohio State University
Hitchcock Hall
Woodruff and
Neil Streets
Bond Continued In Dis orderly Conduct Case
Bond was continued and a Friday hearing set for James J. Tarras, 22, of 44 Elmwood Pt., in Municipal Court Monday after he pleaded innocent to a disorderly conduct charge made by city police this weekend. Tarras is charged with interfering with a police dispatcher during an argument. His bond is $33.
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James J. Tarras
Elmwood Pt
Tarras
Rail Crossing Light Slated at Route 144 Crossing
Officials from the Federal Hocking School Board announce a set of warning flasher lights to be installed at a dangerous crossing on Route 144. State Senator Oakley Collins and State Representative Ralph Welker said the Bureau of Public Roads approved the project and a contract was signed between the state highway department and the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. Installation will follow state plans approval.
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Federal
Hocking School Board
Oakley Collins
Ralph Welker
Bureau of Public Roads
State Highway Department
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Charge Dismissed in Defective Affidavit Case
Traffic charges against New Marshfield Route 1 woman Geraldine Kern Burt were dismissed in Municipal Court today due to a defective affidavit. She had been charged with improper backing.
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Geraldine Kern Burt
Peterson's Ointment promisses fast relief for piles
Advertisement touts Peterson's Ointment as a cooling astringent that relieves pile torture in minutes. Claims no box or 95e tube required, promises joyful relief or money back.
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Peterson
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Jack D. Conkey
New Marshfield
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Heilbronn
Germany
Saigon
South Vietnam
John F. Kennedy
Austin Conkey
New Marshfield Route 1
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Harold Perry
Algernon
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