Bids Expected In June For Athens Flood Control Project
The Hocking Conservancy District reports bids for the Athens flood control project are expected in June with contracts awarded and construction starting after July 1 1968. The project now extends 28000 feet from White’s Mull Dam to the McBee Systems plant east of Athens and will widen the channel to 200 feet. Federal funds totaling 963 million and local funds of 34 million support the plan with anticipated $165 million in property protection benefits.
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Athens
Hocking Conservancy Disrict
Common Pleas
Corps of Engineers
Don Johnson
Board of Directors
Congress
Calle
White’s Mull Dam
McBee Systems
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Bus Service Halted To The Plains And Chauncey
Athens Bus Lines suspended service to The Plains and Chauncey after starting operations pending PUCO permit completion. James Morton said four required items including rates and insurance were met. other details were delayed by the Ohio Bus Association. Service was set to resume once PUCO clearance is received, with routes 6,7,8 am and 1:45,3:75,5:45 pm daily.
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Plains
Chauncey
Athens Bus Lines
James Morton
Ohio
Ohio Bus Association
Morton
PLEO
PLCO
Sam Moola
PUCO
Taiik
Two Men Scheduled for Friday Municipal Court Appearance
Two men, Herman Addi Columbus and Michael Warren Lancaster, faced charges of contributing to the delinquency of minors after an alleged assault on two 15 year old girls reported as runaways from Columbus girls' school. The charges were dismissed in Juvenile Court. Bond set at 508 each.
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Herman Addi
Columbus
Michael Warren
Lancaster
Two Youths Fined in Municipal Court
Two youths from The Plain appeared in Municipal Court this morning on charges of assault and battery. David Stamey, 14, and James Davis, 20, pleaded not guilty to the charges arising from an incident involving juveniles. officers said horseplay led to the alleged whipping and choking. Each was fined 50 dollars plus costs. Davis also faced a probation designation on an earlier charge.
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David Stamey
James Davis
Davis
Sartey
Kens County
Two Athens Men Hurt In Route 33 Mishap At 50A Intersect
Two Athens men were injured in a morning collision at the Route 50A and Route 33 intersection north of Athens. Robert Mulpas, 70, and Thomas Arena, 37, were taken to Sheltering Arms Hospital. Mulpas suffered head lacerations and was admitted. Arena had bruises and a facial cut and was treated and released. Mulpas was cited for failing to yield the right of way. his car was demolished.
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Athens
State Highway Patrol
Robert Wmulpas
Fudge
Thomas Arena
Diate
Mulpas
Arena
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Athens Jaycees Named Top District Four Club
The Athens Jaycees cited as outstanding chapter in District Four at a Ohio University Inn meeting. Members from Nelsonville Logan tumble Tow Mews Counts Marietta Belpie Beverly Waterford praised for its disitalion program 16 approvals 30 percent membership growth and intraorganization activities. Also honored in Blue Chip among Ohio chapters for fourth straight year. Runner up Parade of Locals went to Logan Jaycees with state officers and guests from Mike Maisies Patonal director Jim Bee state president Fat Alc vice administrative VP and Dick Holy district director in attendance.
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Athens Jaycees
Athens Group
Ohio University Inn
Nelsonville
Logan Tumble
Marietta
Belpie
Beverly Waterford
Ae Athens Group
Oto
Logan Jaycets
Jaycee
Mike “Maisies
Patonal
JimiBee
Fat Alc
Dick Holy
Soldier Frost on Leave for Police Training
Servicemen Howard Frost son of Ah and Mrs Len Frost Athens Route 1 was here on leave from Fort Benning Ga after completing Army basic training He will report to Self judge 4B Mich for military police training He is a former member of the Athens Police Department joining the Army
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Howard
Ferm) Frost
Len Frost
Athens
Benning
Athens Police Department
Army
Tee Forme
Mdne Stalkes
Commissioners Tour Appalachia Highway Area and Child Welfare Complex
Athens County commissioners visited the Appalachia Road area to inspect county and township roads slated for impact by the Appalachian Highway project. They noted severe wear on roads 2, 7, and 7 and Lee Top Road 347, following a tour of a new children’s home complex under construction designed for 300 resident children and 3,000 in foster homes.
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Bulding
City of Athens
Tthe County Commissioners
Highway Department
Mill Street
Stanison Avene
Franuklein Engineering Associates
Board of
Athens
Athens County
Albam
Appalachian Highway Commissioners
Lee Top Road
Akron Area
John Law
Child Welfare Board
Local Welfare Board
Alon
Aran
Joint ASME meeting and lab tour at Downtowner Athens
The Par kersburg and Ohio University Student sections of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers will meet at 4 30 pm Wednesday at the Downtowner Gourmet Room. Members will tour the mechanical engineering laboratories after the gathering. President s deaths note that of the first five U S presidents three died on the Fourth of July.
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Parkersburg
Ohio University
American Society of Mechanical Engineers
Athens Memopers
Mechanical Engineering
United States
City Council Revamps Oakmont Subdivision Ordinance
In a special meeting the City Council amended the Oakmont subdivision ordinance near Carroll Road and Route 33 approving a first phase to begin construction with Carroll Road access for traffic and utilities. The plan includes paving Carroll Road from the city limit into the subdivision and a second stage to extend roads to Route 32 with planning commission review slated for Friday.
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Carroll Road
al Road
Council
Planning Commission
OV Chamber Music Recital Wednesday at Ewing Auditorium
The Ohio University college of fine arts and school of music present a chamber music recital Wednesday at 8 pm in Ewing Auditorium. Participants are from the workshop led by Kenneth M. Holland, lecturer in chamber music at the university. The Athens Commandery Knights Temple will confer the Order of the Temple on a class of candidates Wednesday at 7:30 pm at the Masonic Temple.
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Ohio University College of Fine Arts and School of Music
Ewing Auditorium
Kenneth M. Holland
Universty
Athens Commandery
Order of the Temple
Masome
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Evans, Mechwart, Hambleton and Tilton, Inc
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Logan Reservoir
Logan
Rockbridge
Peoples Bank of
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Hocking Valley
R.nictor Gakiey
Robert Mathews
James D. Wells
Wells
the Plains
Ce Owen W. Glassburn
Spiritual Life Campaign
Owen W. Glassburn
First Wesleyan Methodist Church
Carpenter St
Athens, Ohio
Bolens Husky Tractors
Dailey Ford Tractor Sales & Service
State Farm
Tate Farm
Tom Hendershot
Richland
Permwinkle’s Ponglts
Union Carbide Corporation
Ohio University Chemical Engineering Department
Richard W. Eddy
Uuion Carbide
New York
Richard S. Mayer
Robert L. Savage
University
Industrial
Haison
Glen Kraft
Union Carbide
Walter J. Fahey
College of Engineering and Technology
Jaycees District
Ann G. Gibbs
County Recorder
Commissioners View Appalachia Road Area
Moss Carol Mackeeter
Wilson Hall
Cline Building
Court Street
Fire Department
Miss MacFeevers
Hudson Health Center
Culligan Water Conditioning, Inc
Stimson
Si Chang
Buxton
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Southeastern Ohio
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