McCulloch Sees Atom Smasher Site Pick On Merit
Lawmakers push for non political site choice amid 85 applicants for a 340 million atom smasher. Ravenna Arsenal in Ohio is favored by McCulloch and Gov Rhodes with other Ohio sites Marietta and Pike County also under consideration as NAS reviews to narrow to four five or six by next year.
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Washington
William M. McCulloch
Ohio
White House
Atomic Energy Commission
McCullogh
House
Senate Committee On Atomic Energy
Johnson
The
AEC
Marietta
Pike County
Limestone spill on Route 50 causes cleanup delay
A Chauncey village truck hoist broke around 8 am Monday spilling limestone for about 100 yards on Route 50 West. Traffic remained open while State Highway Patrol directed vehicles for 90 minutes and a cleanup crew cleared the area near Wakefield Motors. Julia Margaret Curry, 57, of Columbia Athens, earned an MS degree at the University of Illinois.
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Chauncey Village
Wakefield Motors
Urbana, Ill
Julia Margaret Curry
Columbia, Athens
University of Illinois
Area Traffic Courts County Court Youth and Local Offenders
A list of traffic cases from Area Traffic Courts notes defendants with ages and towns such as Sciotoville Cutler Columbus Nelsonville Union Furnace and Athens. Fines range from 10 to 25 dollars with some plus costs and mentions reckless operation failing to yield and left of center violations.
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Orland W. Floyd
Middleport
Denver Lee Jordan
Shade
Karen Ann Piroska
Cleveland
Steven D. Henry
Charleston
W. Va
Vern A. Hogsett
Boy Freed From Tree By Emergency Squad
The city fire department emergency squad freed a seven year old boy trapped in a tree at 1 10 p m Sunday His left leg was caught in a fork about seven feet above ground John Kortlander seven son of Mr and Mrs William Kortlander 31 Forest St was released by squadmen
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City Fire Department
John Kortlander
William Kortlander
Forest St
Couple faces court charges in nuisance and non support case
Willard Bratton of Columbus pleads innocent to non support and is bound to the grand jury after a $300 bond. Betty Bratton of 208 West State Street pleads innocent to disturbing the peace at a Union Street tavern scene and is held on a $31 bond. Police said she confronted her husband for money, prompting the incident.
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Willard Bratton
Columbus
Betty Bratton
State St
Union St
Smith St
Bratton
John Snyder
Petty Larceny Charge Denied In Municipal Court
Gary Hanning 23 of New Marshfield Route 1 pleaded innocent in Municipal Court to a petty larceny charge. He allegedly stole one can of pizza mix two cans of tomato juice and two cans of applesauce valued at five dollars from Dolen's Fairview Inn on West Union Street. bond set at 22 dollars. Sam Brown filed the charge and police handled the case.
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Gary Hanning
New Marshfield Route 1
Hanning
Dolen
Fairview Inn
W. Union St
Sam Brown
Court Cases Disturbing the Peace Filed in Lancaster
Robert Mathews of Lancaster faces a disturbing the peace charge filed by Lonnia Phelps of New Marshfield Route 1. A Peace Corps applicant test is set for 9 a.m. Saturday October 9 at Athens post office on Stimson Ave.
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Robert Mathews
Lancaster
Lonnia Phelps
New Marshfield
Peace Corps
Athens
Stimson Ave
More Jury Names Added for Grand Jury List
An additional 15 names have been drawn for the grand jury meeting at 9 am in Common Pleas Court on Oct. 4. The earlier list of 30 was reduced to 14 due to approved excuses. New names include Seth Hunter and Harry F. Graham among others. locations cited include Athens and Nelsonville.
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Grand Jury
Common Pleas Court
Seth Hunter
Harry F. Graham
Hoyt Love
Edward E. Algeo
Ermel M. Weekley
Athens
R. R. Gilson
Guy H. White
Guysville
Prentice Sullivan
Buchtel
Marie Stencil
Murray City
John Hall
Coolville
Harold Morris
Edith Baughman
Helen Gilham
Albany
W. R. Pinkerton
Sharpsburg
Watson Cope
Nelsonville
Weather note for Athens reports cool, cloudy morning
Partially cloudy and cool weather prevailed Monday in Athens. Observer C L Colmer reports a 9 30 a m temperature of 52 with a rise of only two degrees from the early morning low. Highs for Saturday and Sunday were 69 and 68.
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Athens
U.S
C. L. Colmer
Wall Partition Fire at 1 Vine Street Doused Before Firemen Arrived
A Sunday evening fire at 1 Vine Street prompted a city response at 6 25 p m. Occupants poured water into a wall partition and had the blaze under control before firefighters reached the scene. The occupant was Frank Cargould and the owner was Carmen Sorubi.
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Vine St
Frank Cargould
Carmen Sorubbio
Dedication of Chauncey Dover School Highlights Local Hope
More than 200 people attended the dedication of the Dover Elementary School in Chauncey, a $266,000 facility funded with a bond issue. Ohio University official Dr. O Paul Roden described the building as an educational tool, with architecture by A H Moellenkamp.
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Chauncey
Edward Mingus
Chawn
cey-Dover Board of Education
O. Paul Readen
Ohio University
Fred Chase
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A. H. Moellenkamp
Messenger Newsphoto
Chauncey Sunday
O. Paul Roaden
Roaden
Lancaster
Chauncey- Dover Board of Education
Erle Bridgewater
Chauncey-Dover High School
City Board of Education
Chauncey Area
Chauncey Board
Paul Johnson
Hocking Valley
Churches of Christ, Benediction
Fred Crabtree
Chauncey Church of God
City’s URA Rent Aid Cleared for Athens Plan
Athens officials emerged from a Chicago URA meeting with a decision that the city cannot legally pay rent supplements despite discussions on using URA funds. Relocation assistance will continue for student families as Ohio University land-use steps influence city share.
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Athens
South Green UK
City UK
Richard Beagle
URA
Beagle
James P. Cumley
Jack Dowd
Squire, Sanders and
Demp
Chicago
Ohio University
Cumley
Police City Drivers After City Crashes
Police issued two citations from weekend crashes and investigated a third involving a hit and run. Beulah Leiber, 43, of Chauncey, cited for failure to yield after a crash near 88 East State Street. James Tate, 28, of Columbus, cited for improper backing after backing into a parked car near 15 North Court Street. A blue Plymouth from the mid 1950s struck a parked car on East State Street near Sunnyside Drive. the owner is Dr. Carl Bowman, 204 East Street.
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Beulah M. Leiber
Chauncey
E. State St. James
L. Tate
Columbus
N. Court St
E. State St
Sunnyside Dr
Carl M. Bowman
Births and admissions at Shelterin g Arms Hospital
Birth announcements list Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Prisley a son in Athens and Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Facemyer a son in Albany Route 4, among other births. Admissions include Mildred Luce in Cleveland and Gary West in Athens with multiple residents named across surrounding towns.
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Alexander Prisley
Athens
Dennis Facemyer
Albany
Virgil Grandy, Jr
Glouster
Mildred Luce
Cleveland
Frank Burns
Carl] Markle
Millfield
Fred Dorr
Fannie Jones
Carlos Lowry
the Plains
Gary West
Oma Wycuff
Nelsonville
Loren Parker
Charles Houser
Three Drivers Cited After Weekend Accidents in Ohio
In Athens and Hocking Counties three drivers were cited after weekend crashes. Sara Lewis, 18, injured passenger on a motorcycle driven by Curtis Lenley Ball, 18, both Crooksville residents, treated and released. Ball cited for conditional speed. Alvin Walker, 38, of Columbus, injured after veering off County Rd 85 and into a field. taken to St. Joseph's Hospital in Parkersburg. Herbert Ray Sudlow, 25, Logan Route 2, cited for insecure load after bricks fell from his truck and struck a following car. Floyd M. Disbennett, 71, Logan Route 1, cited for passing without safe distance after a two-car crash on Route 33. Patrol also investigated a minor two-car crash on Route 50 near Athens.
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Sara Lewis
Curtis Lenley Ball
Crooksville
Hocking Valley Hospital
Ball
Alvin Walker
Columbus
County Rd
Stewart
Walker
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Parkersburg
Herbert Ray Sudlow
Logan
Sudlow
Floyd M. Disbennett
Athens
Gasoline Overflow Cleaned From Street Near Lindley Hall
Firemen flushed gasoline from the street after a 1962 car owned by Hazel Trout caused an overflow near S Court Street and Lindley Hall on Saturday. The fuel issue occurred on New Marsh Route 1.
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S. Court St
Lindley Hall
Hazel Trout
New Marshfield
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