Health Services Endorsed as planning agency by Athens County
Athens County commissioners endorsed the Ohio Valley Health Services Foundation as the regional planning agency for health services and said they would write federal officials seeking unemployment funds for rural housing. David Stimson outlined potential use of Federal Emergency Unemployment Act funds to develop low income housing in Adams and Brown counties using Main Stream program labor and buying homes financed by the Farmers Home Administration.
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Ohio Valley Health Services Foundation
Health Services Foundation
Ning Agency
Jack Cummins
Appalachian Development Program
David Stimson
Tri-County Community Action Agency
Stimson
Adams
Brown
U. S. Department of Labor
Main Stream
Farmers Home Administration
Ohio University
Jack White
Athens
Nelsonville
Logan
Department of Housing and Urban Development
FHA
Insubordination Charged Fortney Suspended Again
The Athens Mental Health Center suspends AFSCME Local 1782 president Ben Fortney for insubordination after he refused two weeks of close supervision following a 30 day suspension. A public hearing on the first action is set for Sept 20 in Columbus. the second suspension will be appealed.
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Athens Mental Health Center
Harry Chovnick
Chovnick
Ben Fortney
American Federation of State
Fortney
Afscme Council 21
Herschel Sigall
Sigall
State Personnel Board of Review
State Office
Front Street
Columbus
Two Drivers Cited After Auto Crashes
Athens city police cited two drivers in separate Wednesday afternoon crashes. Jack S. Chase 20 of Cleveland failed to yield at Routes 50 and 33, colliding with Connie Sams 29 of Albany Route 2, with $600 and $100 damages to Sams and Chase respectively. Nichols 21 of Jefferson Hall was cited for turning without regard to others after a Route 50E collision at the Athens Motel.
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Jack S. Chase
Cleveland
Connie Sams
Albany
Sams
Chase
Athens
Route
Marcia Nichols
Jefferson Hall
Frank Mounts
Little Hocking
Miss Nichols
Mounts
Stimson Avenue Bridge Funding Moves Forward in Athens
The State Board of Control released 388 978 49 to the Hocking Conservancy District for right of way and property purchases for highway construction. The district will finance bridge construction with these funds, the city extends Stimson Avenue to the bridge, and the county will build river access. A special City Council meeting may be called to pass related legislation with no timetable set.
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State Board of Control
Hocking Conservancy District
Stimson Avenue
Athens
Gerald Mollica
The
Messenger Today
Conservancy District
Mollica
Stimson
Dog Owners' Cases Decided in Athens County Court
Judge Franklin Sheeter presided as two dog owner cases concluded. Rex Tabler of Sharpsburg was fined 10 dollars for allowing a dog to run at large, while Allen Boggs of Coolville forfeited a 25 dollar bond for not buying a dog license.
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Franklin Sheeter
Athens County
Rex Tabler
Sharpsburg
Allen Boggs
Coolville
Judith A. Grozdanik
Garfield Heights
Richard Hale
N. Lancaster Sr
Weather forecast summary for local area
It will be cloudy tonight with a chance of thundershowers and low temperatures in the upper 50s to low 60s. Tomorrow looks partly cloudy with highs in the low to mid 80s. Nationally showers are expected along the Atlantic Coast Great Lakes Florida regions with cool air in the Pacific Northwest Midwest and South.
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Atlantic Coast
Great Lakes Region
Florida
Pacific Northwest
Midwest
South
Government Owes Much To Women in Argentina
President Alejandro Lanusse remarks in Buenos Aires that women are unrecognized yet tireless soldiers in the fight against cost of living and inflation, asserting the government owes them appreciation and support.
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Buenos Aires
Women’s Liberation Movement
Argentina
Alejandro Lanusse
Lanusse
Nixon honors Hamilton officer for narcotics undercover work
President Nixon sent Hamilton Patrolman Rickie Halbrecht a certificate of commendation praising his undercover narcotics operation. The letter notes 24 arrests and 103 indictments by the grand jury in under a year. Halbrecht began the undercover assignment as a rookie last winter.
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Hamilton
Ohio
Nixon
Hamiltton
Rickie Halbrecht
Grand
Halbrecht
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