Family Dramas offered for Ohio community groups
Ohio University Family Play Program offers three one act dramas The Underground Bird Random Target These Are Not Children to Athens Perry Morgan Meigs Jackson Vinton Hocking counties and possibly Marietta Gallipolis Groups book by providing a meeting place and a discussion leader Royalties apply to two plays The Underground Bird 3 Random Target 2 These Are Not Children free Diana Paulo leads this year’s program Contact 594 4760 or Ohio University Theater 594 5251 available through May
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Southeastern Ohio
Ohio University
Ohio Division of Mental Hygiene
Athens
Perry
Morgan
Meigs
Jackson
Vinton
Hocking
Marietta
Gallipolis
Diana Paulo
Youngstown
Ohio University Theater
No Progress On Athens County Children’s Home Plan
James Edwards says no progress since the start as the proposed children’s home program is discussed at the county commission meeting. Former auditor James Whaley reports plans and revised plans have cost $33,214.61 with an agreement capping charges at $49,784.61. Prosecutor Claire M. Ball Jr. notes deed restrictions and potential zoning conflicts affecting the project.
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James Edwards
Athens County Commission
James Whaley
Auble-Mitchell-Burgess and Associates
Claire M. Ball Jr
Low mood links on Elliott Street covered by Athens city work
A large low mood on Elliott Street was scheduled to be covered over by Athens city work. The notice mentions planned municipal actions affecting the street but provides few specific details about scope or timeline.
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Elliott Street
Athens City
Doctorate Awarded Prof Jimmie Lee Thomas
The article notes Ohio University assistant professor Jimmie Lee Thomas earned a PhD in civil engineering from Utah State University. It cites his degrees, dissertation on an irrigation return flow model, and mentions family details. It also mixes local civic items and unrelated notices about road and land issues, making for a dense county newspaper page summary.
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Jimmie Lee Thomas
Ohio University
Utah State University
Thomas
Colorado State University
Dental Session Slated in Chillicothe by Dr Krause
Dr. Charles D. Krause of Defiance, vice president of the Ohio Dental Association, will speak at the Rehwinkel Dental Society meeting in Chillicothe at 11:30 a.m. The society includes dentists from Athens to Highland counties. Krause is a longtime Defiance practitioner and active in local education, business, and civic groups.
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Chillicothe
Charles D. Krause
Defiance
Ohio Dental Association
Rehwinkel Dental Society
Route 23
Holiday Inn
Athens
Gallia
Meigs
Vinton
Jackson
Ross
Pickaway
Fayette
Highland Counties
Redwinkel Society
Krause
Ohio
Defiance College
Ohio School Boards Association
Defiance City
American Dental Asociation House of Delegates
Glouster Told To Meet Order By May 11
The Ohio Department of Health warns Glouster to comply with Water Pollution Control Board orders by May 11 for a sanitary sewer collection system and treatment plant. Hearing on Sunday Creek pollution charges continues May 11. three noncompliance factors cited include missing revised report, late progress reports, and financing efforts.
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Partment of Health
Glouster
Water Pollution Control Board
Thomas William Jr
James Shumaker
Sunday Creek
Health Department
Robert W. Cofttrill
Nelsonville
Government Establishing Drug Ratings
FDA official Dr Henry E Simmons says the agency will require drug labels showing effectiveness ratings four designations effective probably effective possibly effective and ineffective to guide doctors and patients. The ratings system aims to clarify drug usefulness in medical practice.
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Drug Administration
Henry E. Simmons
FDA
Bureau of Drugs
American Academy of Physicians
Forest Fire Risk Remains High Across Southeast Ohio
High winds kept fire danger elevated as 41 fires have burned 163.5 acres in District Four since March 1. Deliberate arson was suspected in several Murray City area blazes, with crews aided by volunteers, local schools, and the Tri-County Technical Institute. A spotter plane and Forestry Service towers remain active.
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Ohio Division of Forestry
U.S. Forest Service District
Athens
Murray City
Rome
Bern
Broadwell
Athens County Sheriff's Department
Trimble Two
Trimble
Tri- County Technical Institute Forestry
Glouster High School
Max Michael
U.S. Forest Service
Michael
Forestry Service
District Four
Fraud Charge Filed In Check Endorsement Case
A Nelsonville man Kenneth Hanning faced a $1000 bond after a hearing set for April 8 on a fraud charge for publishing a falsely altered endorsement of a Trailways Express check for 36.90 signed Morris Matheny. Kathi Wolfe was found guilty on one meter ticket and fined two dollars plus costs, paying the rest. Catherine Smerling forfeited 33 dollars for a check with insufficient funds, charged by Domino’s Pizza.
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Nelsonville
Route 1
Kenneth Hanning
Danny Simms
Trailways Express
Malta
Simms
Morris Matheny
Hanning
Kathi Wolfe
Miss Wolfe
Catherine Smerling
Biddle Hall
Domino’s Pizza
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James N. Thie
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Jack L. Sanders
Athens County
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Rita Sue Carsey
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Robinson
David M. Kerr
West Lake
Carol G. Sayre
James R. McAfee
Foreman
Columbus
Mildred Risley
General Telephone
Christopher Cunningham
Karen Marie Kestel
Paul Eugene Huntsberger
Jennifer Jean Stretch
Stephen Ludwig
Penny Senyak
Graham Drive
State of
Gerald Hann
Akron
Detroit
Strouds Run
Dow Lake
Ames Two
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Athens City Hall
Hocking County
Tri- County Community Action Agency
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