Plains sewer and water project draws mixed patience at hearing
About 175 residents attended the Plains meeting as Athens County commissioners weigh a five day window to collect written approvals or objections. Project engineer George Mara explained assessments, with average sewer $375 and water $390. funding includes a HUD grant and a future bill to residents if approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Crites
Plains Sewer and Water
Athens County Commissioners
Plains Elementary
George Mara
Richard Desmond
Fourth Street
Thompson
Carl Michael
Mara
Michael Brothers
Health Department
James Edwards
Plains
Clarence McKnight
Dave Lovett
Dresher
Sewer and Water
Edwards
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Don Newsome
Desmond
Athens
Charles Cochran
Cochran
Rainer Schulte
Temporary Budget Adopted by Athens County Schools
Athens County School Board votes a $56,330 six month budget for 1972 due to inaction by the Ohio General Assembly. The measure, approved at the last 1971 meeting, will be revised once a state budget tax package is set. The board also reviews a five-county educational cooperative field test site, a 1972 73 work study program, and hiring an aide for Trimble adult basic education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messenger
Ohio General Assembly
Athens County School Board
George Christman
Christman
The
Boar
Ohio
Federal Hocking School
W. Montgomery
Athens County
Meigs
Morgan
Muskingum
Washington
Montgomery
Southeastern
Norma Jean Pallo
Trimble
Edwin Leatherwood
Alexander High School
Glouster
Leatherwood
Election Scheduled For Athens County School Board 1972
The Athens County School Board sets 7 pm organizational meeting Saturday January 8 in the superintendent's office 4% W State St Athens. The first regular 1972 meeting follows at 7 30 pm. The five county co op study and federal aid plan is discussed with Supt Montgomery and board members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County School Board
State St
Athens
Clyde Pratt
Pratt
Nick Cardaras
Justher Dailey
Charles Shaner
Lewis Moore
Ed Thomas
Sherwood Forest Subdivision Gets City Approval on Bond
The Athens City Planning Commission gave final go ahead to the Sherwood Forest Subdivision after approving a $75,000 bond posted by developer Paul Brown to ensure installation of streets sewer and water systems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens City Planning Commission
Sherwood Forest
Paul Brown
City Planning Commission Tackles Parking and Development
The commission discussed a subdivision off Hooper Street with a possible city cost to finish if deadlines aren’t met. They denied L Baker’s request for parking near Congress and Fenzel apartments due to an ordinance. They reviewed parking needs for a Jeffers project near Richland Avenue and Firestone store, needing 80 spaces for a 12 000 sq ft building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hooper Street
Service Safety
Dwight
Baker
Charles Jeffers
Richland Avenue
Jeffers
Firestone
Canterbury Drive
Richland
Robinson
Commission
Gerald Mollica
Fritz Wheaton
Raymond Shepard
Donald Barrett
Phil Goldsberry
Wheaton
Barrett
Goldsberry
Local forecast highlights December 7 1971
Fog tonight with lows in the mid 40s. Wednesday will be mostly cloudy with highs 55 to 60. Nationally rain in the Northeast, snow flurries in the Midwest and Rockies, mild South, cold Midwest. Yesterday high 58 low 44. Precip total month 2.37 inches. year 33.99 inches. sun set 5 06 p.m. rise 7 36 a.m. Barometer 29.76 inches.
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Midwest
Rockies
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the Messenger
Lawrence Worstell
the Plains
Grant
Herbert Thompson
Herb Thompson
Michael
Ohio University
Hhelming
IKUK
the Weather Jacks
Buffalo
Phila
Char'ton
Phoenix
Charl'te
PU Kiss
Chicago
Ptl'd, M
Prd. O. Cleve
Denver
Rapid Cty
D. Moines
Richmond
St. Lou Keepe
Detroit
Salt Lake Duluth
San Diego
Ft. Worth
San Franz Gr. Bay
Seattle
Helena
Ane
Houston
Eeere
Kor
W. Washington St
Eeth’s Ome -A-Rama
Athens Area
Boy Scouts of America
BOY Scouts
Our Clothing Dept
Stimson Ave
W. Stimson Ave
Palmer St
Blue Shield
Blue Cross
Central
Ohio Medical Indemnity, Inc
East Long Street
Columbus
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