One Woman Leads Cleanup of Rural Trash Problems
Kate Walburn, a township trustee on Luhrig Road, organizes neighbors and volunteers to halt illegal dumping. She spots violators, reports them, and coordinates with the sheriff while pushing for open night dumps and tougher enforcement. She cites fines, costs, and safety risks of unattended trash.
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Greg Black
Luhrig Road
Kate Walburn
Justee
Luhrig Rd
Dayton
Athens County
John Romine
Walburn
Athens
Cat
Orville Buck
Plains
Phate
Men Steinhoff
Bond Forfeitures From Municipal Court
Municipal Court records list numerous bond forfeitures for a range of infractions. Names include James Ho Lews, Robert Stromle, Sherole Lee Ex, Daryl Dean Weinstock, Chauncey Autrey Sothergill, Gerald Lews Shiver, Glen Ervin, M Schwartz, William Joseph Margion, Jock M. Gross, Harold J. Dorsey, Connell Markison, and Charles Ernett Andrews. Violations cited include speeding, improper end stop, defective exhaust, expired operator license, unsafe operation, and parking infractions with varied penalties listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Ho Lews
Mossion
Robert Stromle
Dooceta Hervey
Sherole Lee
Felumbus
Daryl Dean Weinstock
Gil
M. Schwartz
Athens
Rede
Byer
William Joseph Margion
Perkina
Roo
Jock M. Gross
Pritssurgh
Persing
Harold J. Dorsey
Conne Markison
Sycemore Valley
Charles Ernett Andrews
Newsonville Pereng Sn
Gregor Frank Jesky
Garfield Heights
Gary L. Secoy
Bartlett
James Vernon Johnson
Compensation Sought For Damage To Sewers
The city applied to the U S Office of Emergency Planning for 4172 in compensation for flood damage to the sewer system. A team of inspectors toured 17 sites with Dwight Robinson, Safety service director, and assistance from Charles Davis, Edward Shorover, and Paul Flanagan. Athens was declared a disaster area June 3 after the Hocking River overflow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S Office of Emergency Planning
Dwight Robinson
Safety Service
Johnson
Athens
Hocking
Robinson
Charles Davis
Wheeling
Edward Shorover
U. S. Water Pollution Control Administration
Paul Flanagan
Ohio Health Department
Thor
Sheltering Arms Hospital Notes and Local Weather
Shelter entries list new admissions including Mr and Mrs Richard Haddox and others with newborn sons and a daughter. Dismissals include Delores Deal Fauna Rhoades and several others. Cooler weather persists with a 9 am 63 degree reading after a 48 degree low. A note mentions ancient Greek Fire possibly containing resins and sulphur.
Oregon unique among states with no impeachment legislation
A claim states that Oregon is the only state in the United States without any form of impeachment legislation. The assertion contrasts Oregon with other states that have established impeachment processes or statutes.
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Oregon
United States
Ohio university union officers in Columbus meeting
National Leaders Union sets Columbus meeting as officers of Ohio University non academic employee union travel to confer with international representatives over four demands in current contract talks. Union leaders cite need for member approval before any agreement, with Athens to approve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University
Columbus
Oscar McGee
American Federation of State
Afl-Cyo
International
Jerry Wurf
Tune
Tourism Up In Hawaii Boosts Footfall In 1968
Honolulu reports Hawaii Visitors Bureau data show 356,375 visitors stayed overnight or longer in the first six months of 1968, a 22.4 percent rise from the prior year. Rest and recuperation leaves for servicemen from Vietnam were a major contributing factor.
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Honolulu
Hawaii Visitors Bureau
Islands
Hawaii
Vietnam
OU Faculty Activities at ASME Conference in Atlanta
Fan Y. Chen, assistant professor of mechanical engineering at Ohio University, will present two papers at the 10th ASME Conference in Atlanta, October 7 to 9, and has been invited to serve as a referee for conference papers. Dr. Richard H. McFarland, associate professor of electrical engineering, presented a paper with Fred Kiko at the Electronic and Aerospace Systems Conference in Washington, D C on September 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fan Y. Chen
Ohio University
American Society of Mechanical Engineers
Atlanta
Richard H. McFarland
Fred Kiko
Ohio
Electronic and Aerospace Systems
Washington, D. C
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Insurance Agency
Don Barstow
Mill ST
THE
Nelsonville Home and Savings Association
Oldest Savings and Loan
W. Columbus ST
Nelsonville
Oughly
Olenyo
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Richard Haddox
Henry Rice
Albany
Willam Rodgers
the Plains
Donald Bobo
Charles Jiiden
Nata Jenkins
Larry Oberdier
Richard Dailey
Alva Hanning
Gary Stanbaugh
Amesville
Clyde Corbin
McArthur
Delores Deal
Fauna Rhoades
James Steele
Albert Smith
Andy Adams
Maude Gillogly
John Robertson
William Warner
Robert Six
John Williams
Wanda Nottingham
George Closter
Jerold McDaniel
U. S
Colmer
Ramegon
Remington
Sefiven
Eiffen
Ond
Dullea
Union
Unicn
Ant
Uustees
Lasteek
John Elswick
McGee
Frank Gilbraith
Dick King
Beulah Carpenter
Raymond Llewellyn
Bernard Davis
Grave Glab
Norma Shields
Paul Johnson
Helen Burley
Verl Shafer
Imperial
Imperial Valley
California
Bill Roscoe
Union Street
West Fairgrounds
Cunningham Music Center
Zenith
Zenith Tvs
Tre Berkely
Tie C&scade
Auld Shake
Aminehatia
Phs Ty Ou
Albion
Pregiagn
Werner Lhning
Basa Boest
Jenith Auatty
Fmiaam Artennas Afc
Cortland
Austin
Richland Ave
Athens, Ohio
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