Athens signs on garage sales face removal demand
City Councilman Thomas Smith urges residents to remove garage sale signs after events end. He warns that leaving signs up violates the city sign ordinance and could trigger action against posters if signs remain too long.
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Congress Scraps Independent Status for Legal Services Program
Congress shelved the plan to make the legal services program for the poor an independent corporation, keeping it under the Office of Economic Opportunity. The move, supported by President Nixon, followed House and Senate votes and a conference cut to the bill’s funding. Senators Nelson and Kravits signaled plans to revive the reform next year.
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Legal Services Program
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Gaylord Nelson
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Jacob Kravits
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Legal Services
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Jail term for driver with suspended license in Athens County
Melvin Pugh, 20, Malta Route 3, fined 50 dollars and costs and sentenced to 30 days in county jail for driving while license was suspended. Judge Franklin Sheeter suspended 28 days if he does not drive again until licensed. Eva Rogers, 49, Curtis Street, unsafe operation, pleaded no contest, fined 45 dollars and costs. Lillabelle Holt, 45, Athens, driving without assured clear distance ahead, pleaded no contest, fined 25 dollars and costs.
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Malta
Athens County
Franklin Sheeter
Pugh
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Eva Rogers
Curtis St
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Lillabelle Holt
Negotiations Slated At Ohio University For Labor Talks
Ohio University prepares for union management talks likely to begin in October with a new management negotiating team led by Ward Wilson. University officials aim to improve women's status and public image while pursuing extended learning, academic innovation, and better relations with the public.
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Messenger
Ohio University
Ward Wilson
W. Charles Culp
Robert Hines
Jack Davies
Bill Rose
John Burns
Claude R. Sowle
Fice
Sowle
Ohio
Ohio U
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Turner Target Of Suit
A $4.8 million class action suit filed in U S District Court Cleveland targets Glenn W Turner and his firms Dare To Be Great Inc and Glenn W Turner Enterprises Inc on behalf of Maggie Kennebrew and Floyd Tucker who bought $1 000 instructional courses in a chain scheme they say violated Ohio law They seek 800 000 in damages and 4 million in punitive damages for all purchasers Turners Ohio operation was halted by a county judge and he faces securities law charges in Florida Also births and dismissals listed.
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Glenn W. Turner
Dare To Be Great, Inc
Glenn W. Turner Enterprises, Inc
Maggie Kennebrew
Floyd Tucker
Cleveland
Ohio
Turner
Cuyahoga County
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