Federal Hocking Plans $850000 Salary Budget In 1972
Federal Hocking school district expects about 850000 in 1972 salary items from a 1245893 general fund, with salaries at 761201 and fixed charges 149706. Beginning teacher pay rose to 6400 after tax changes, and payroll adjustments total about 11000. Unpaid bills reach 32034 with top items including bus repairs and electric services.
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Fred Whissel
Ohio
General Fund
General Revenue
Lund
Charley Moore Ford
Farnham Corp
Edwin H. Davis
Athens Automotive
Scout Group Tours Ohio Bureau of Criminal Investigation
Athens Law Explorer Post 70 members toured the Bureau of Criminal Investigation in London Ohio learning about fingerprinting ballistics and chemical analysis of evidence. The group elected new officers Carla Zoulek Tim Wilson Leora Wigal Mark Wilson Diana Lewis and Ron Docie chairs the mock trial committee.
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Bureau of Criminal Information and Investigation
London
Ohio
Athens Law Explorer
Richard Brooks
FBI
Police
Ohio State Highway Patrol
Carla Zoulek
Tim Wilson
Leora Wigal
Mark Wilson
Diana Lewis
Ron Docie
Athens County Common Pleas Court
Lowell Howard
Zoulek
Athens Bar Association
Athens High School Hosts Open Chess Tournament
Athens High School hosts the first Athens High School Open in the cafeteria this weekend with registration 9 to 10 a.m. Saturday and play through Sunday. Sponsored by the Athens High Chess Club and the Athens Chess Association, it is open to all high school students who pay a 2 entry fee. Saturday rounds run 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Sunday plays 10 30 a.m. to 9 p.m. Cash prizes will be awarded.
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Athens High School
Athens High Chess Club
Athens Chess Assocation
Central Plains
Upper Great Lakes
Gulf Coast
Midwest
Lower Great Lakes
Daniel Baur Named Top Army ROTC Officer in First Army
Athens native Daniel J. Baur, EKU graduate and Ft. Knox armor officer, was named most outstanding ROTC graduate in the First Army area for Sept 1971 to Aug 1972. He placed second in a class of 109 at the basic armor officer course.
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Athens
Eastern Kentucky University
Army
Daniel J. Baur
Ft. Carson
Colo
Susan
Reserve Officers Training Program
First Army
States
District of Columbia
Baur
Ft. Knox
Rooms Converted for Therapy at O'Bleness Hospital
O'Bleness Memorial Hospital converted two third floor rooms into physical and inhalation therapy centers. Executive Director James I. Boyce notes savings of about 80 percent by using in-house built equipment crafted by the hospital maintenance crew. The hospital hired its first registered physical therapist, Mrs Averill Overby. Equipment includes stairs parallel bars a mat table and a treatment table with funding partially from the Autumn Harvest Talent Expo proceeds.
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O’bleness Memorial Hospital
James I. Boyce
Boyce
Averill Overby
SDX Endorses Funding For University Media
The Ohio University Delta Chi chapter endorsed funding for The Post and the university telecommunications center at preexisting budget levels. The group urged preservation of the current operating structure and called for petitions to support WOUB stations as an essential university link. A two car crash on Canaan Road injured Janice Shea and remains under sheriff investigation.
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Ohio University
Sigma Delta Chi
Professional Journalism Society
The
Post
Ohio University Telecommunications Center
Athens’ Fourth Estate
SDX
Telecommunications Center
Woub-Am-Fm-Tv
University
Southeastern Ohio
Canaan
Terrell Road
Janice Shea
Athens
O’bleness Memorial Hospital
Humphries Promoted to BMI Assistant Treasurer
Henry M. O Neill Jr. announced Whitten S Humphreys assignment as BMI assistant treasurer while he will continue as director of corporate development. Humphreys joined BMI last September from Arm or Elevator Co Milwaukee and holds Harvard Business School masters with Knox College economics degree. He is a Chicago native living in Columbus with his wife Nancy and three children. BMI operates in multiple Ohio cities and Detroit and Pittsburgh producing Seven Up and other beverages.
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Whitten S. Humphreys
Beverage Management, Inc
Henry M. O’neill Jr
Humphreys
John M. Shary
O'Neill
BMI
Armor Elevator Co
Milwaukee
Wis
Chicago
Harvard Business School
Knox College
Illinois
Nancy
Tremont Rd
Columbus
Beverage Management
Athens
Akron
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Dayton
Toledo
Youngstown
Ohio
Detroit
Mich
Pittsburgh
Ohio student fined for protest trespass at Lindley Hall
Jane Dewald 19 of Columbus pleaded guilty in Athens County Municipal Court to trespassing related to last May's antiwar protest at Ohio University's Lindley Hall. She was fined 50 dollars plus court costs after being charged under Ohio campus disorders law House Bill 1219.
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Ohio University
Lindley Hall
Athens County Municipal Court
Jane Dewald
Columbus
Ohio
Franklin Sheeter
Sowle Plans Zanesville Campaign Visit
Ohio University President Claude R. Sowle and his wife Katie will tour Zanesville area in a two day campaign promoting public higher education. They will meet local leaders, tour media facilities, visit plants and colleges, and discuss education funding and benefits to the state.
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Sowle
Zanesville
Ohio University
Claude R. Sowle
Ohio
Katie
Sowles
Armco Steel
Brockway Glass
Racine Hydraulics
Muskingum Area
Bethesda Hospital
Good Samaritan Hospital
Goodwill Industries
YWCA
Portsmouth
Ohio Board of Regents
John D. Millett
Regional Coordinating Council
O'Bleness Memorial Hospital Admits Diverse Patients
The Athens area hospital reports admissions including Mrs. Charles Chamberlain Mrs. Mary A. Bateman Mrs. Harry Crewson and Mrs. Robert Burchfield also Mrs. Theodore Martens Albany Mrs. Ernest Rogers Brooklyn Pearl Campbell Chesterhill John Dane New Marshfield. Discharges include Mrs. John Friel Mrs. James King and daughter Mark Andrews Carey Ware Tonya McCathren Michele Cook Mrs. Frank Reed Mrs. Alan Goldman and son Jerry Misner Raymond Augustine.
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Charles Chamberlain
Mary A. Bateman
Harry Crewson
Robert Burchfield
Athens
Theodore Martens
Albany
Ernest Rogers
Brooklyn
Pearl Campbell
Chesterhill
John Dane
New Marshfield
John Friel
James King
Mark Andrews
Carey Ware
Tonya McCathren
Michele Cook
Frank Reed
Alan Goldman
Jerry Misner
Raymond Augustine
Weather data summary for yesterday and today
The report notes yesterday high 63 low 19 with no precipitation and today 9 am temperature 66. It shows year over year highs 64 and lows 44, humidity 70 percent at 4 pm yesterday, 66 percent at 9 am today, and rainfall this month 1.22 inches toward 2.73 inches normal. Barometric pressure 29.60 inches. Sunset 5:06 pm, sunrise 7:36 am. Data from Ohio University geography and U S Observer C L Colmer.
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Bismarck
Mpls
Boise
New Orleans
Boston
New York
Buffalo
Pittsbur
Cleveland
Pt'land
Denver
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