Unused Funds May Aid Health Plight
City auditor says state health subsidies have totaled at least 25 000 over 17 years and may be redirected to the Athens city county health board. Health officials warn without more funds the department cannot recruit staff or expand clinics. Steps are planned to determine proper distribution and present the matter to city council.
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City Treasury
State Health Department
Robert J. L. Lee
Health Department
Baldwin
State Department of Health
Athens
Lee
Friday Warmth Continues Across the Region
The day began warm with 71 degrees at dawn and rose to 85 by 11:15 a.m. Thursday saw a high of 91. U. S. observer C. L. Colmer logged 26 inches of rainfall since Thursday noon, noting ongoing unsettled conditions.
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C. L. Colmer
U. S
Second Candidate Enters Athens School Race
A second candidate has filed a petition to run in the Athens city school board race. Dr. Taylor Culbert and Carl Seiferth joined others with petitions out, including Dr. Edgar Whan and Sol Rosenberg, the board president.
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Carl Seiferth
the Plains
Taylor Culbert
Athens
Edgar Whan
Sol Rosenberg
Chase Resigns From Athens Post Amid Curriculum Controversy
Chase resigns as Athens school superintendent amid a dispute over a new non graded program at Athens High School. The board seeks Ohio University education faculty help in evaluating the curriculum and plans to hire a new superintendent and an assistant. Chase, a former curriculum coordinator, cites no local pressure. He and his wife Ruth Ann Schwamberger have five daughters. He holds degrees from Ohio University and pursued doctoral work there.
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Chase
Ohio University
Athens
College of Education
Wilbur Lewis
Wilmington
Ohio
Clyde Plant
Morrison
Wheelersburg
Belpre
Athens New Boston
Ruth Ann Schwamberger
Ohio U
Speed, Dog Get Blame In Four Area Wrecks
Four area traffic incidents blamed speed and a dog as causes. James Blessing 17 of Albany Route 2 was cited for speeding after his car left the road on State Street in Albany at about 2 30 p.m. no injuries. Fredrick King 18 of New Lexington also cited for speeding after his vehicle rolled, landed upright, near Murray City at 1 20 p.m. injuries a cut to his arm. Herman Fickison 32 of Coolville charged with reckless operation when his car left the road on Route 329 north of Route 50 at 8 10 p.m. no injuries. A dog crossing Route 664 north of Route 33 caused Joan Mundy 31 of Logan to lose control. no injuries or citations.
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Albany Route 2
James Blessing
State St
Albany
Highway Patrol
Blessing
Andy Hicks
Fredrick King
New Lexington
Murray City
King
Herman Fickison
Coolville
Fickison
Joan Mundy
Logan
Professor Publishes Marketing Text Book
Dr. Robert S. Raymond, Ohio University marketing professor, has published Basic Marketing Programm ed Text and Cases via World Publishing Co. The book is the first programmed marketing text with case studies for practical applications. Professor Raymond and his wife plan a sabbatical to teach at British universities, including the University of Liverpool. Local man Walter Cobb pleaded innocent to embezzlement, with a preliminary hearing set for Aug. 9 and bond set at $2,000.
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Robert S. Raymond
Ohio University
The
World Publishing Co
Cleveland
New York
Raymond
Elizabeth
Ohio
University of Liverpool
Two Men Plead Not Guilty in Burglary Case
Two defendants Curtis Malone and Jerry Kirkendall appeared in County Court on charges of breaking into the Athens Route 3 house of James Parsons with intent to steal a Winchester pump gun a .22 pistol and a clock radio. Malone also faced an unlawful assault charge against Norman Armbruster. Both were bound to the grand jury with $500 bonds each after sheriff's deputies arrested them near Poston Station.
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Athens
James Parsons
Curtis Anthony Malone
Currier St
Jerry Lee Kirkendall
Marion
Malone
Norman Armbruster
Poston Station
Grand Jury
Servicemen News From Pa Va Vietnam Duties
T Sgt Robert L Bocock son of Mr and Mrs John W Bocock Cheshire on duty with Pacific Air Force at Cam Ranh Bay AFB Vietnam. His wife is Shirley Lawhorn formerly of Pomeroy. Pvt Michael S Morris 20 son of Mr and Mrs James W Morris Middleport completed nine week communications course at Army signal school Fort Gordon Ga. Cadet James A French Jr 21 Addison earned expert rating in M 14 rifle competition at Army Reserve camp at Indiantown Gap Military Reservation Pa. Private Robert L Bumgardner Jr 19 son of Mr and Mrs Robert L Bumgardner Nelsonville finished nine week communication course at Fort Gordon Ga.
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Robert L. Bocock
John W. Bocock
Cheshire
Pacific Air Force
Cam Ranh Bay Afb
Vietnam
Shirley Lawhorn
Pomeroy
Pvt
Michael S. Morris
James W. Morris
Middleport
Army Signal School
Ft. Gordon
James A. French Jr
Addison
Indiantown Gap Military Reservation
Robert L. Bumgardner Jr
Robert L. Bumgardner
Nelsonville
Army
Signal School
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Allen Baldwin
the Messenger
David C. Straw
Ralph Straw
Air Force
Kirtland Air Base
Albuquerque
N. M
Athens High School
Florida State University
Tallahassee
Fla
Bill Rescoe
W. Union Street
W. Fairgrounds
Harrisburg Post
Speed
Walter Cobb
Athens Route 3
Carpenter Street
Cadillac
Karr
van Zandi
Pomeroy, Ohio
NeLsonviLle Home and Savings Association
Athens County
W. Columbus
Nelson Wills
Oman
Glouster
Elsonville
Luckoff
Douglas
Teae
B. F. Goodrich
Oxfords
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