Village commends Sheriff for aiding in arrests
Amesville village council passed a resolution praising Sheriff Paul Brown for fast and efficient assistance in the Oct. 16 arrest of three county men tied to vandalism of the village marshal's cruiser. An FBI probe into alleged brutality claims is pending while the village conducts its own inquiry and the accused face Municipal Court hearings Thursday.
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Amesville
Paul Brown
Brown
FBI
George King
Shane Burchfield
Mark Kasler
Glouster
Joseph Parsons
Chauncey
Jimmie Glass
Edgar Koehler
Lee Stotts
Mickey Harris
Dewey Dailey
Athens County Traffic and Court Docket Notices
Gregory D. Morgan 6 Coss St dismissed on city prosecutor motion costs to defendant reckless operation $50 and costs license suspended 30 days. Martin A. Levin 247 Foster House $5 and costs. Thomas J. Delch 19 Athens Route 1 driving while intoxicated no show warrant. Donald Lee Moore Pomeroy dismissed insufficient evidence for assured clear distance. Christine Zenos 38B W Washington St no operator's license dismissed insufficient evidence. Charles Christian Jr 26 Athens Route 2 possession of barbiturates $200 and costs 90 days jail suspended. Charles M. Davis 20 Chauncey resisting arrest $25 and costs.
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Gregory D. Morgan
Coss St
Martin A. Levin
Foster House
Thomas J. Delch
Athens
Donald Lee Moore
Pomeroy
Christine Zenos
Washington St
Charles Christian Jr
Charles M. Davis
Chauncey
Chicago Workshop Details New Act on Subsidized Adoptions
A Chicago workshop of the Department of Health, Education and Welfare outlined a model act to standardize subsidized adoptions across six states. The act would set the subsidy effective date at placement, require placement through certified agencies, and rely on a sound casework plan to aid children in need of permanent homes. Mrs. Margaret Bridgewater represented Athens County Children’s Services. the meeting aimed to harmonize legislation and improve services.
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Chicago
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Margaret Bridgewater
Athens County Children’s Services
State distributes 4.3 million in October subsidy payments
The state auditor's office released forty three million in October subsidies to 613 local districts including Athens City and Meigs Local. September welfare assistance figures for several counties were announced, with allocations listed, while officials discussed subsidy law and funding gaps and the need for state funds to meet county shortfalls.
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State Auditor's
Athens City
Nelsonville- York
Alexander
Trimble
Gallia County
Eastern
Meigs
Southern
Logan
Vinton
Athens County
Gallia
Hocking
City seeks extra aid for east side utility project
City Finance Committee asks Mayor Barrett to pursue additional federal or state funds to cover the 1 million dollar east side sanitary and storm sewer and water system project. EDA will finance half, committee reviews debt options and possible matching funds, with a final funding plan due after a Monday meeting.
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Donald Barrett
Economic and Development Administration
Tad Grover
Barrett
Buckeye Hills-Hocking Valley
Nuzum
Who Should Name Prosecutor In City Official Trial
City Council Finance Committee discusses appointing a special prosecutor for the trial of three city officials charged with civil rights violations. Officials Mollica Nolan Sheeter Adams seek opinion from the state attorney general on proper appointment procedures.
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Atty
William Brown
Gerald Mollica
Donald Barrett
Ted Jones
James Wooddell
Wooddell
Franklin Sheeter
Michael Nolan
Mollica
Logan
Edwin Johnston
Johnston Mollica
Johnston
Ohio Bar Association
Sheeter
Nolan
Athens
Jerry Adams
Training To Begin Tonight By Black Lung Group In Glouster
Southeast Ohio Black Lung Association volunteers start 7 p.m. at Glouster community building with James Kidd announcing a workshop team from the Black Lung Association of West Virginia will lead sessions Thursday and Friday. The training aims to prepare volunteers as counselors for black lung benefit recipients and invites Ohio University students and others to join.
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Southeast Ohio
Black Lung Association
Glouster
James Kidd
Black Lung Association of
West Virginia
Kidd
Ohio University
Gas tax distributed to Ohio counties and towns totals contributors
State Auditor Joseph Ferguson reports October gasoline tax distributed to Ohio counties townships cities and villages amounted to 9 579 683 In Athens County distributions totaled 16 561 with amounts for Athens city Nelsonville Albany Amesville Buchtel Chauncey Coolville Glouster Jacksonville and Trimble Also listed are Hocking Meigs Gallia and Perry counties Separately several individuals from Nelsonville Carbon Hill Logan Rockbridge and Logan Route 1 are named.
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Ohio
Joseph Ferguson
Athens County
Athens City
Nelsonville
Albany
Amesville
Buchtel
Chauncey
Coolville
Glouster
Jacksonville
Trimble
Athens County Representatives Attend State Selective Service Conference
Robert Hynes of Ohio University staff and Ms. Alice Rutkoskie of Athens represented Athens County Selective Service Local Board No. 5 at a statewide conference of local board members under the direction of Paul A. Corey state director of Selective Service.
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Columbus
Robert Hynes
Ohio University
Alice Rutkoskie
Athens
Athens County
Selective Service Local Board No. 5
Paul A. Corey
Selective Service
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Messenger
Dan Dry
Radford Road
Gerald Hann
Hann
Athens County Municipal Court
David Schwertinger
State Welfare Department
Bureau of Services To Families and Children
Jo Anne B. Schaefer
D. R. Anderson
Army Mobility Equipment Research and Development Center
Fort Belvoir
Alex Bainey
IGSL
THE
Athens County Savings & Loan CO
Milk Street
Athens, Ohio
Prosecutor
Hocking County
Meigs County
Perry County
Hocking Licenses
James Arnold Kinnison
Vivian Dawn Brickey
Carbon Hill
Ralph Wyckoff Jr
Pol Adv
Jane Smith
Rist
Jane Smit
John D. Law
Marting’s
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