Dayton police seek contract parity with Columbus officers
Dayton officials and Dayton Fraternal Order of Police negotiators meet at 7 am to resolve a contract for 479 officers. Officers demand an hourly raise to match Columbus rates, with three years experience. Strike threats loom after March 1 contract lapse. union hints at work actions like ticket slowdowns and sick-ins instead of a full walkout. Last week the city faced 59 hours without fire protection after a firemen strike, with some officers calling in sick.
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Dayton, Ohio
Dayton Fraternal Order of Police
Columbus
Ohio
OCSEA Head Resigns After Internal Controversies
Karl E. Stewart resigns as executive director of Ohio Civil Service Association after leadership disputes and pressure from AFSCME. He took the post in 1974 and cites inability to pursue labor goals there. OCSEA staff defections and financial concerns cited by rivals. board to name interim director next Friday.
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Columbus
Ohio
Karl E. Stewart
Ohio Civil Service Association
Stewart
OCSEA
American Federation of State
Afscme
David Ehrhart
Fnday
Ohio Power Siting Commission to Hold Nuclear Hearings
The Ohio Power Siting Commission plans two public hearings on the Erie Nuclear Power Plan. Hearings are scheduled for August 22 at 1:30 p.m. and 7 p.m. at Berlin Milan Middle School in Berlin Heights, with a second day in that location on September 2 for additional testimony.
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Columbus. Ohio
Ohio Power Siting Commission
Erie
Berlin Milan Middle School
Berlin Heights
First Camp Planned for Ohio Civilian Conservation Office
Ohio opens the Office of Civilian Conservation and aims to run a pilot residential youth camp by December 31, 1977. Director David D. Franklyn will oversee a $5 million program to reduce youth unemployment by training in conservation work across Ohio. Funding includes 1978 79 state funds plus expected National Young Adult Conservation Corps support. the first camp must be in Ohio's 28 county Appalachian region.
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Columbus. Ohio
Office of Civilian Conservation
David D. Franklyn
Department of Natural Resources
Robert Teater Franklyn
Westerville
Ohio
National
Young Adult Conservation Corps
Appalachian
Inflation tops concerns in Ohio district survey
Rep. Clarence Miller reports a 15 000 respondent survey in Ohio's 10th District finding inflation as the leading worry among residents. Other priorities include energy welfare national defense crime and unemployment.
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Washington
Clarence Miller
Ohio
10Th Congressional
Miller
Reagan Criticizes Plan On Panama Canal Treaty
Ronald Reagan criticized the proposed new Panama Canal treaty noting that withdrawal of U S troops could invite Cuban Castro regime activity and wondering how Panamanians would react if the Senate fails to ratify the pact.
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Los Angeles
Ronald Reagan
Panama Canal
California
Cuba
U.S. Senate
Direct Approach to Rural Study OU Prof Studies Barn Origins
Ohio University geographer Hubert Wilhelm studies barns to trace migration and cultural origins in rural Ohio. He identifies hybrid barns as environmental adaptations, notes two main Southern settlement pockets in Meigs to Lawrence and Gallia counties and Highland to Ross counties, and has cataloged hundreds of barn types from his survey across county roads.
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Scott Lavelle
Associated Press
Hubert Wilhelm
Ohio
Wilhelm
Ohio University
Tennessee
University
Meigs County
Lawrence
Gallia Counties
West Virginia
Highland
Fayette
Clinton
Madison
Pickaway
Ross
Old Virginia Military District
Athens
Messenger
Bob Wilson Jr
White Oak Receives Exemption from IRS
Amesville area private school White Oak Learning Foundation gains tax exemption after announcing a racially nondiscriminatory policy. The IRS action confirms the foundation's eligibility for tax exemption.
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Amesville
White Oak Learning Foundation
Internal Revenue Service
Foundation
Local Truck Tractor Pull Draws Crowds Despite Delay
A county fair Truck Tractor Pull faced an hour and a half delay due to ground moisture but drew a large crowd. Fifty seven entrants competed across six classes with Dan Patrick of Princeton Ohio winning the 7 000 lb Modified class. Cindy Hughes of Mt. Perry won the Powder Puff event. Multiple locals and sponsors supported the event including Teay Valley Tractor Pullers Inc and area businesses.
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Dan Patrick
Princeton
Ohio
Tor
Patrick
Eric Brooks
New Marshfield
Cindy Hughes
Mt. Perry
Cindy
Joe Johnson
Racine
Danny Mansfield
Guysville
Mansfield
Charles Mathews
Mathews
John Deere
John Depoy
Coolville
Boggs Sales and Service
Charley Moore Ford
Grant For Jail Awarded To Athens County
The Civil Preparedness Agency of the Department of Defense awarded Athens County a 134,790 grant for a city county jail. Mayor Donald Barrett announced plans include disaster services facilities and county funds totaling over 500 thousand dollars toward construction. The city will contribute up to 213,000 in public works funds and the county 160,000, with further borrowing planned if needed.
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Civil Preparedness Agency
Department of Defense
Athens County
Donald Barrett
Barrett
Buchtel Robbery Reported in Athens County
A 74 year old Buchtel man told the Athens County Sheriff that two men forced entry to his home and robbed him of 607 dollars and a 9 mm pistol valued at 150 dollars. One suspect carried a knife and the other a gun.
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Buchtel Area
Athens County
Fragmented OCR Note From Local Ledger
Incomplete readable text lists a few entries about local accounts and notes. Names and places are unclear. The fragment hints at a ledger update or turnover but lacks sufficient details for specifics.
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Buchtel
THE
Plains Baptist Revival
East First Street
Lawrence Haskell
Rolling Wills Baptist Church
W. Athens
Abu
Entures
Ronald F. Riviere
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Robert Hutchison
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