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Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 29, 1965

Page

2

Ohio Appalachian plans good say Appalachian commissioner

John L Sweeney federal co chair man of the Appalachian Regional Commission told about 200 Southeast Ohio Regional Council and US Government Day participants at The Ohio University Inn that Ohio has a solid concept for local development and vocational education He predicted Appalachian funds for highways this year for major and secondary roads with first allocations around May 11 12 Key goal is to design highways and acquire land to build 2350 miles of highways into Appalachian areas by 1972 Large cities would see four lane highways while outlying areas get two lanes Ohio would receive a share of the remaining funds after other states in the region are served and the program aims to stop migration by boosting jobs through mining resources public facilities and other improvements He noted the Appalachia Way location in Ohio depends on Gov James Rhodes and emphasized the program seeks to expand manufacturing and services beyond coal based economy The luncheon featured SEORC administrator Robert Newquist as toastmaster and included university officials and government leaders with the Rev John Williams offering prayers

Paul Cfaw Appalachia John L. Sweeney Appalachian Regional Commission Sweeney Athens Southeastern Ohio Regional Council Walter Moeller Ohio Appalacha Congress Tle James Rhodes Michigan State University George Washington Robert Newquist SEORC Albert Giles George Wilson Department of Development John Williams

State Amendments Hotly Debated At Athens Meeting

Wayne Ward and William Lavelle spoke at Athens High School as part of the League of Women Voters candidate forum on State Amendment 3. Ward warned that courts will reapportion if lawmakers delay, while Lavelle criticized the process as a lame duck move inviting gerrymandering, with other amendments discussed and several candidates present.

Wayne Ward William Lavele Athens County Democrat Party Athens High School League of Women Voters

Jackson Firm Submits Low Sewage Plant Bid

Don King Construction Co of Jackson submitted the lowest bid for the city sewage treatment plant expansion at 816000. Six bids were received. the highest was Christopher Construction Co of Columbus at just over 1 million. The award hinges on federal approval and a 263000 grant covering 30 percent of costs. the project must start by June 1 with the remaining 70 percent financed by sewer revenue bonds.

Don King Construction Co Jackson City Christopher Construction Co Columbus George Sheeter Engiineer Fed Eral Department of Health, Education and Welfare

Visiting Mothers Guests Cadet Review at Ohio University

Ohio University will host its Army Air Force ROTC Review during Mothers Weekend with about 500 cadets participating. The event is set for Peden Stadium at 10 am Saturday, featuring James Cross as acting commanding officer and Vernon Rolden presenting scholastic and leadership awards. The Army ROTC includes roughly 260 cadets with 240 from the Air Force, and an open house in Carnegie Hall starts at 11:45 am led by Col Cecil Helena, commanding officer of the Army ROTC.

Ohio University Armed Forces Day Peden Stadium James Cross Warren Junior Vernon Rolden Army Rotc Air Force Carnegie Hall

Heating Institute At Ohio University Inn Draws Athens Officials

About 28 administrators and staff from Athens city and county schools attended a heating and ventilating institute at the Ohio University Inn Wednesday night. The program reviewed fundamental heating and ventilating principles with focus on school problems and improvements. Ralph Pollock of Columbus Heating and Ventilating Co led discussions on operation and maintenance and state building codes for adequate heating and ventilation.

Athens City Ohio University Inn Ralph Pollock Columbus Heating and Ventilating Co Pollock

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