State eyes county take over of sewer and water
Athens County officials consider a state plan for the county to own and operate sanitary sewer and water treatment for a proposed subdivision near Athens. Richard Marlow and Lawrence Bean recommend county control due to site ravine and proximity to Margaret Creek. No action planned as Alan Pailet submits development plans.
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Herb Amey
Ohio
James Haywood
Water Pollution Control Board
Haywood
Athens County
Jack White
White
Ohio Department of Health
Alexander Two
Richard Marlow
Lawrence Bean
Alan Pailet
Athens
Marlow and Bean
Margaret Creek
Pailet
Lavestco, Inc
Lavestco
Mrs Sowle named to Ohio Constitutional Revision Commission
Mrs. Sowle wife of Ohio University president Claude Sowle was named to fill one of two public vacancies on the Ohio Constitutional Revision Commission. She attends her first meeting Friday and teaches journalism law at Ohio University while serving on the Athens Human Relations Commission. The report covers local governance, water and sewer development plans, ambulance service financing, health building land issues, and county staffing.
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Ohio University
Claude R. Sowle
Ohio Constitutional Revision Commission
Lavestoo
Commission
John Law
Chauncey
Athens
Law
Elmer Jacobs
Cleveland
Jacobs
Oliver Rose
Miss Rose
James Edwards
Ohio Valley Health Services Foundation
White
Edwards
Athens County
Athens City-County
Athens County Fairgrounds
County Fairboard
Fairgrounds
Earl C. Hayes
Portsmouth
Hayes
Michael Nolan
Fair Board
Phyllis Ross
Athens County Welfare Department
Joanne M. Clemens
Ashland
State Personnel Department
Ross
Gerald Hann
Seven Charged In Fight In Athens County Court
In the largest Athens County Municipal Court load since Ohio University closed for spring, about thirty inmates appeared for hearings. Seven men were charged after a Club 33 disturbance. Rath and McCloskey pled guilty and were fined. Perota pled guilty then innocent and released on bond.
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Sheriff's Deputies
Michael Jenkins
N. Court St
Frederick Hildenbrandt
Dairy Lane
James M. Wander
Worthington
James M. Mack
Donald E. Rath
Westfield
N.J
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Phil Perota
Wantage
N.Y. Rath
McCloskey
Perota
Myrtle I. Thomas
Amesville
Lawrence J. Goodman
New Marshfield
Leslie R. Ginsberg
Brown Ave
Roger D. Talbert
Nelsonville
Charles L. Krebs
Albany
Percy M. Reddicks
Alexandria
Jeremy R. Thayer
Franklin Ave
Max M. Woods
John Willison
Alva Johnson
Jerry L. Garnett
Carriage Hill
Richard B. Yerman
Garnett
William H. Hogg
Cincinnati
Athens
Weather data summary from Ohio University readings
Yesterday high 73 low 67. Today humidity 100 percent at 9 AM. Precipitation 1.14 inches yesterday 3.56 inches this month 32.18 inches this year 0.16 inches above normal. Sun sets 7 22 PM rises 7 20 AM. Sea level pressure 30 21 steady. Hocking River levels noted when significant.
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Ohio University
Hocking
Written Requests Preferred for Certification in Athens
The Athens Civil Service Commission favors written requests for certification for a police sergeant role. Mayor Barrett and Juvenile Officer David Cogar have discussed certification, with Cogar indicating he would remain in his current post. The commission also seeks a written statement from Cogar rejecting the sergeant position before certifying the second place finisher, Patrolman Mike Frye.
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Athens Civil Service Commission
Commission
Anse Cates
Athens
David Cogar
Donald Barrett
Barrett
the Messenger
Civil Service Commission
Cates
Cogar
Ptl
Mike Frye
Births and Admits in Athens Area
BIRTHS Mr. and Mrs. Paul Keirns Amesville a son. Mr. and Mrs. George Douglas Guysville a daughter. ADMITTED Richard Urbin Maymie Lou Welch Mrs. Adrian Parker all of Athens William C. Tremper Logan Mrs. Harlan Clevenger McArthur Leonard Davis Nelsonville. DISMISSED Danny Wiseman Edna Buck Lorraine Flood Paul Martin Mrs. Edwin Barkhurst Mrs. Kenneth Bright and son Moore baby boy Bentz baby girl Mrs. Richard Shreves Okey J. Edwards Mrs. John Kuntz Mrs. Robert Hill Mrs. James Bendervich and son Mrs. Roger Howard and son Anne Clark James Wareheim.
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Richard Urbin
Maymie Lou Welch
Adrian Parker
Athens
William C. Tremper
Logan
Harlan Clevenger
McArthur
Leonard Davis
Nelsonville
Danny Wiseman
Edna Buck
Lorraine Flood
Paul Martin
Edwin Barkhurst
Kenneth Bright
Moore
Bentz
Richard Shreves
Okey J. Edwards
John Kuntz
Robert Hill
James Bendervich
Roger Howard
Anne Clark
James Wareheim
Whealey decries fair questionnaire and foreign aid stance
Congressional candidate Bob Whealey blasts a county fair poll as loaded and questions the value added tax opposed by 38.4 percent. He cites 77 percent backing foreign aid cuts but notes 97 percent not favoring decreases. Also reports Cub Scout Pack 58 meeting and Anita Leach divorce ruling in Mason County.
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Bob Whealey
Clarence E. Miller
Washington County Fair
Whealey
Washington County
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