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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 04, 1975

Page

3

Task Force Backs 6 Projects For City Funding

The Community Development Task Force proposes six projects totaling nearly 700 000 for the 1976 Community Development Act discretionary funds. Key items include Mulligan Road sewer work and expanded parks on the west and south sides along with ongoing park enhancements. The plan awaits city approval before HUD submission due by December 12.

Robert Ekey Messenger Mulligan Road ARC Richland Avenue Publc Bruce Burns Department of Housing and Urban Development

Six OU Debaters Reach Sectional Test in Bicentennial Contest

Six Ohio University students earned advancement to sectional competition in the Bicentennial Youth Debate Contest after district finals held Wednesday night in Alden Library. Jack Thomas of Canton won the Lincoln Douglas division. Laurie Heumann of Sioux Falls and Jackie Stephan of Canton led persuasive speaking. Tim Porter of Morehead Kentucky and Susan Prokop of Warren topped extemporaneous speaking. The event, funded by a Speech Communication Association of America grant from the National Endowment for the Humanities, targets a national meet by July 4, 1976.

Ohio University Alden Library Ray Wagner School of Jack Thomas Canton Steve Swope Dayton Laurie Heuermann Sioux Falls Jackie Stephan Tim Porter Morehead, Ky Susan Prokop Warren Speech Communication Association of America National Endowment For the Humanities

Equal Opportunity Assistant Named at Ohio University

John L. McDonald named assistant to the president for Equal Opportunity Programs at Ohio University. Effective January 12, he was chosen from 70 applicants by President Charles Ping from a committee list including faculty administrators and students. McDonald holds Pepperdine Law and UC Irvine history degrees and has long campus program experience.

John L. McDonald Ohio University Charles Ping McDonald Ping Pepperdine School of Law Anaheim Calif University of California At Irvine Counseling/Special Services Irvine National Black Alliance History Department School of Humanities Dun and Bradstreet Los Angeles Air Force

Athens Health Board Delays OU Nursing Program

The Athens City County Board of Health postponed a program with Ohio University student nurses due to scheduling conflicts. The board approved the 1976 budget and officers of the Council on Alcoholism and accepted nurse Josetta Pearce’s resignation. Auditor Joe Kasler praised records kept in fine style. Art Gibson of the Ohio Department of Health commended the board for its excellent work.

Board of Health Burns Ohio University OU School of Nursing Council On Alcoholism Josetta Pearce Joe Kasler Art Gibson Ohio Department of Health

Public Director Leaves Post at Ohio EMS Foundation

Cay Cross resigns as director of public information and community relations for SEOSMS. She will join North Carolina EMS Office in Greenville as a supervisor. The position is among several to be terminated as federal funds for the national health demonstration project expire at year end.

Ohio Valley Health Services Foundation, Inc Cay Cross Southeast Ohio Emergency Medical Services Seosms

Awards For Three Administrators At Ohio University

The Ohio University Senate has set plans to award three administrators during the first week of spring quarter. Eligibility requires at least two years of service, administrative responsibility, and presidential contract status. Nomination forms will be available at Baker Center information desk starting Friday. any student or employee may submit a nomination.

Ohio University Senate Charles Harrington Information Systems Ohio University Baker Center

Lottery Deadline Reported for Lucky Buck Jackpot

The Ohio Lottery sets Wednesday as the deadline for Lucky Buck holders with the November 20 draw to claim eligibility for the $150000 grand prize. The third holdover offers five $5000 prizes, three $10000 prizes, one $25000 prize, and a $150000 grand prize from six and a half million tickets sold. All bonus-number holders receive a $2000 minimum prize and entrants advance to the final elimination on December 18 during the WEWS televised show from Cleveland.

Ohio Lottery WEWS Cleveland

Federal Hocking Middle School announces honor roll recipients

The first nine week honor roll lists eighth graders Sharon Boggs Keith Clem Gary Conrad Rodney Gordon Teresa Hall Brent Hayes John Hanson Pam Easler Jerry Lavelle Susan Simscomb Tammie Losey Melinda Roberts Jim Rose Margaret Russell John Simpson Pat Smith. Seventh graders named Ruth Browning Allyson Chestnut Melissa Cullum Ted Dean Sara Farley Bill Goebel Jeff Locke Gerrie McLeod Gloria McVey Brian Muhn Tammy Robinson Cathy Schwalbach Anna Welch Steve Williams.

Federal Hocking Middle School Sharon Boggs Keith Clem Gary Conrad Rodney Gordon Teresa Hall Brent Hayes John Hanson Pam Easler Jerry Lavelle Susan Simscomb Tammie Losey Melinda Roberts Jim Rose Margaret Russell John Simpson Pat Smith Ruth Browning Allyson Chestnut Melissa Cullum Ted Dean Sara Farley Bill Goebel Jeff Locke Gerrie McLeod Gloria McVey Brian Muhn Tammy Robinson Cathy Schwalbach Anna Welch Steve Williams

Ohio University offers winter real estate courses and license prep

Winter courses at Ohio University cover real estate practice law appraisal and finance with options for college credit or license exam prerequisites. Four courses run Jan 5 to March 20 each worth four credit hours. Fees are 108 dollars for four hours or 65 dollars toward license credit. For details contact the Workshops office at 594 3765.

Ohio University

Blood Pressure Clinic Set for Albany and Glouster

The Athens County Council on Aging schedules a blood pressure clinic at Albany’s Methodist Church on December 18 from 10 a.m. to noon with Barry Bolin taking readings. A second clinic will be held in Glouster on December 17 from 3 to 5 p.m.

Albany Methodist Church Athens County Council On Aging Glouster

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