Greens Run Man Injured Fleeing Glouster Police
Bob Stover of Greens Run was seriously hurt when his car chased by Glouster officer Jack Andrews failed to negotiate a curve on Route 13 near Jacksonville. Stover’s car struck two Culp family cars, another Culp car was hit by the cruiser, both cars demolished and the cruiser damaged. Stover was treated at Mount St Mary Hospital then sent to University Hospital in Columbus.
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Jacksonville
Bob Stover
Greens Run
Route 13
North Village
Neil Culp
Glouster Police Department
Stover
Jack Andrews
Glouster
Culp
Andrews
Aiser
Thomas Williams Jr
Mount St. Mary Hospital
University Hospital, Columbus
Ken Steinhoff
Three Men Arrested In Shooting Incident
One man received a jail sentence in Municipal Court this morning and two others were fined after a shooting Saturday evening at a cabin on Route 278. Sheriff deputies report Roy M. Johnson, 20, Athens Route 2, among those involved.
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Route 278
Sheriff's Deputies
Roy M. Johnson
Athens
Sunday Picnic Sparks Small Woods Fire Near Nelsonville
Firefighters responded to a 3 02 p m call behind 358 Richland Ave as grass burned in a 30 foot circle and a hollow tree caught fire. In a separate matter, Charles Dalton pleaded guilty to intentionally pointing a firearm and received 10 days in jail and a $50 fine. Jack R Johnson and Ray A Pickett were cited for giving false information and fined $35 each.
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Athens Fire Department
Richland Ave
Charles Dalton
Jack R. Johnson
Nelsonville
Ray A. Pickett
Lela Dupier
Ohio University Professor to juror Fall Art Show
Clifford McCarthy an associate professor and chair of art education at Ohio University will serve as a juror at the Fall Art Show held at Cuyahoga Valley Art Center near Akron. The show runs from November 16 to December 5.
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Ohio University
Cuyahoga Valley Art Center
Akron
Clifford McCarthy
Cochran To Speak To Chauncey PTA
Athens police Capt. Charles Cochran will address the Chauncey PTA at 7 30 p m Monday in the elementary school multi purpose room. He will discuss narcotics with a film and display. Miss Wal rath will speak on the Beacon School Levy on the November ballot.
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Chauncey
PTA
Charles Cochran
Athens Police Department
Miss Walrath
Beacon School
Community notices in Chauncey and Columbus items
CHAUNCEY groups meet on Monday and Tuesday with time slots for Girl Scout Cadets Cub Scouts Junior Choir and Millfield CYF planning a Halloween party An adult choir event and Boy Scouts gathering are listed. COLUMBUS Ohio Liquor Commission dismisses a sales tax violation against Tom Crow Enterprises now Gino's Pizza Athens The permit holder is not a successor in interest INJURED PAINTER Ray Stinespring 31 Henderson fell 65 feet from a Span of the new Ohio River bridge and is listed in fair condition in Cabell Huntington Hospital.
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Chauncey Cub Scout den
Christian Church
Millfield Cyf
Chauncey Boy Scouts
Columbus
Ohio Liquor Commission
Tom Crow Enterprises, Inc
Harry and
Marjorie McMillen
Gino’s Pizza and Spaghetti House
S. Court St
Athens
Fair
Point Pleasant
Ray Stinespring
Henderson
Ohio River
Cabell-Huntington Hospital
Sheltering Arms Hospital Admits Local Residents
The Sheltering Arms Hospital notes list admissions from Athens The Plains Millfield Albany Coolville and surrounding areas. Names include Edna Rose Bob Yaw Anthony Agnone Emma F Householder David Shaver and many others with family members and spouses. Local officials and community members are noted among the admissions.
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Edna Rose
Bob Yaw
John Canine
Robert Torter
L. C. Baker
Anthony Agnone
Emma F
Householder
Athens
Warrer Penrod
the Plains
Chester Carpenter
Albany
David Shaver
Bernard Weekley
Millfield
Rober Dalton
Coolville
Ronald Perry
GE workers strike in Ohio over contract dispute
About 14 000 GE employees across 20 Ohio plants walk out in a nationwide action tied to an IUEW contract dispute. In Cincinnati 6 500 strike at the large Evendale plant threaten court action. in Cleveland 3 000 to 4 000 join. Arbitration demand rejected by GE.
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Ohio
General Electric Co
Logan
Nati
International Union of Electrical Workers
IUEW
Cincinnati
Evendale
Bender
Cleveland
Richard M. Evans
New York City
United
White House paid cheering sections greet dignitaries
Thousands of government workers join a taxpayer funded cheering section when the president welcomes foreign visitors or pins medals. Last week about 5000 passes were issued to gather a crowd for the Shah of Iran, with quotas set across agencies and participation described as voluntary.
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Washington
White House
Ses
Nixon
Iran
Agriculture Department
Civil Service Commission
John F. Kennedy
Lyndon B. Johnson
Licavoli Probe Report Expected From Ohio Governor
Gov. James A. Rhodes said a Highway Patrol report on his commutation of Thomas Licavoli’s murder sentence would arrive very soon. Rhodes ordered the probe after Life magazine questioned the action and alleged tax and campaign fund issues. He stressed no political action would be taken without factual basis.
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Columbus
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Ohio Highway Patrol
Thomas Licavoli
Rhodes
Life Magazine
Licavoli
Toledo
Naval ROTC Examination Scheduled
Deadline for Navy ROTC applications is November 14 with a national DEC 13 exam. The Navy offers full tuition, a $50 monthly subsistence, and at sea training as a midshipman between college years. High school seniors may apply for the Navy College Aptitude test with medicals and full apps in January and February.
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Naval Reserve Officer Training Corps
Navy
The
Navy College
Athens
Deadline Set For Service Academy Applications
U S Rep Clarence E Miller announced a November 1 deadline for district residents seeking academy appointments. He plans four to US Military Academy, one to Naval, and two to Air Force Academy. selections to be made by the 10th District Academy Board. Applicants must reside in the district and be 17 to 21 years old.
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Washington
D.C
Clarence E. Miller
U.S. Military Academy
Naval Academy
Air Force Academy
10Th District Academy Board
Absentee Voting Deadlines Set by Elections Board
Board of Elections Director William Sowe announced no absentee voting applications will be accepted after 4 p.m. Thursday. The last day to receive absentee ballots in his office is noon Friday, with service members allowed to submit ballots up to noon on election day.
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Board of Elections
William Sowe
Howe
Driver Fined Jailed and License Suspended for DWI
Frederick G. Jones twenty one of York South Carolina pleaded guilty in Municipal Court Monday to two charges. He was jailed seven days and fined two hundred five dollars plus costs. His driver license was suspended for thirty days. Police said Jones was arrested Saturday night on EF State Street for driving while intoxicated and reckless operation.
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Frederick G. Jones
York
S. C
Jones
State Street
Car Burns Driver Cited Near Glouster
A Murray City driver Lester D. Harden 24 was cited for driving without an operator permit after his car caught fire on Route 78 near Glouster. Harden pulled off the road and notified the Glouster fire department which put out the blaze.
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Murray City
Glouster
Lester D. Harden
Route 78
Harden
Woman Fined On 2 Charges In Zanesville Court
Sal ley N Powell Beach 53 was cited for driving while intoxicated and driving the wrong way on a two lane highway on Route 33. She pleaded guilty and received seven days in jail a $210 fine and costs and 30 day driving rights suspension.
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Zanesville
Salley N. Powell Beach
Honorary Father of the Year at Ohio University named
William Kerr Shaw Sr of Richmond Ohio University student father of three was chosen Honorary Father of the Year for his civic efforts in mental health and education. Co chairs for Fathers Weekend cited his work with the community and his role as a father. He will be guest of honor at events including the Ohio University Western Michigan game and a Memorial Auditorium show.
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IBM
Ohio University
William Kerr Shaw Sr
Richmond
Ing Steel Corp
Steubenville
Tom Frazier
Logan
Kendra Rhoades
Piqua
Shaw
Robin Kaye Shaw
William Kerr Shaw Jr
Christine Agnes Shaw
Ohio University-Western Michigan
Peden Stadium
Afl-Cio
Wheeling Steel Corp
Inner-City Teaching Series to Hear Dr Smith Address
Dr Donald H Smith of the Urban Coalition in Washington will address the third session of Ohio University Inner-city Teaching Series at 7 pm Tuesday in McCracken Hall Room 214. Sponsored by the College of Education and Black Studies Institute, the six session series promotes teaching in inner cities and prep for education students. He will also speak at a Phi Delta Kappa meeting that evening.
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Donald H. Smith
The
Urban Coalition
Washington, D. C
Ohio University
McCracken Hall
Smith
College of Education
Black Studies Institute
Inner City
Man's Trial In Session In Newark Ohio
Jury selection starts in the first degree murder trial of William Q Siddle 26 for the February 22 stabbing death of Mary Luca 50. Siddle formerly of Nelsonville was arrested three days after the killing after police found he sought treatment for hand cuts the day of the murder. He pleads not guilty and not guilty by reason of insanity to murder while attempting to commit robbery and rape.
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Newark
Ohio
William Q. Siddle
Mary Luca
Siddle
Nelsonville
Magnetic Field Is Lecture Topic
Dr. Alan Nairn of Case Western Reserve University will speak at 8 p.m. Wednesday in Room 406 Porter Hall Ohio University on paleomagnetism the changes in earths magnetic field and why a compass would point south a million years ago. He is guest of OU physics geology departments and sponsored by the American Geophysical Union.
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Alan Nairn
Ohio University
Porter Hall
Nairn
Case Western Reserve University
OU Physics
American Geophysical Union
Physica Department
Water main break disrupts Athens service on East State Street
A six inch water main ruptured at 2 a.m. on East State Street near the shopping center, halting service in Athens for about four hours. Safety Service Director Dwight Robinson confirmed the break and ongoing repairs were underway.
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Athens
Safety Service
Dwight Robinson
E. State Street
Athens High Initiates Reading Skills Program for 1969-70
Athens High School begins a remedial and developmental reading program funded by Title II. Reading specialist Mrs. Elizabeth Elmore leads efforts to aid struggling readers while advancing others, with individualized instruction and no formal grades. Parents may contact the school for details.
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Athens High
Athens
Elizabeth Elmore
Elmore
Trimble
Alexander
Ohio University
Gerald A. Killeen
Killeen
Athens High School
Athens High Schools
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Willard Cumbo
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Raymond Venick
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Jane Lowry
Robert Green
Richard. Hentz and Son
Logan Plant
Associated Press
New York
Charles Bender
Cincin
Auto Workers and International
Association of Machinists
IAEW
State Highway Patrol
John W. Glenn
McConnelsville
Athens Mental Health Center
Sheriff's Department
William G. Abdella
State College
Sharon
Penn State
Otis White
William Shaw
Inner-City
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