Alexander Board Feud Over $20,000 Bonus Split
At the New Marshfield meeting the Alexander Local School Board clashed over disbursement of about $20,000 in state additional funds for one-time salary boosts. ALEA favored a 70-30 split between certificated and non certificated staff, while OAPSE push for equal distribution among all employees.
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Peggy Parker
New Marshfield
Alexander Local
Alexander Local Education Association
ALEA
Bob Henderson
Board Deadlock Over Extra Payroll Funds
The district held a Monday CAPSE meeting no show by several members. A Tuesday vote failed 2-2 with Metz absent on funding the Friday payroll. Gay Johnson proposed 65 35 split. motion died for lack of a second. A formal teacher evaluation policy was adopted and staff changes noted.
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Edna Stalder
Paul Metz
ALEA
Gay Johnson
Eugal
CAPSE
Bill Lightfritz
Athens Realtors Install 1975 Officers At Luncheon
The Athens Hocking Board of Realtors named 1975 officers at a Tuesday luncheon led by John White. Recipients included Pat McCleary as president and Laura Jones as vice president, with Vera Eblen as secretary treasurer and Joan McAffees as trustee.
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Athens Hocking Board of Realtors
John White
Pat McCleary
Laura Jones
Vera Eblen
Joan McAffees
Phil Halbirt
Larry Conrath
Majorie Mitchell
Wilma Allen
Ruth Seaman
Richard Coe
James H Hall Home After Hospital Stay
James H Hall of Millfield Route 1 is discharged to home after a stay at University Hospital Columbus where he received treatment.
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James H. Hall
Millfield
University Hospital, Columbus
Weather outlook for midweek with rain and cool highs
The forecast calls for rain tonight with lows in the mid 30s and rain Thursday morning ending by evening with highs in the 40s. The extended outlook shows fair weather Friday and Sunday, with a chance of rain or snow Saturday and temperatures from the 30s to near 40 during the period. Relative humidity today is 46 percent and precipitation this month totals 2.25 inches.
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Ohio University Geography Department
C. L. Colmer
U. S
Officials Probe Apparent Blast at Athens High School
In The Plains during lunch, an apparent explosion prompted Athens County authorities and OHIO University explosives experts to respond. Principal Robert Shamp said a teacher reported the noise at 12:30 p.m. and burned grass was found away from the building with no damage to the school. Administrators questioned students.
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Athens High School
Plains
Athens County Sheriff's Office
Ohio University
Robert Shamp
Shamp
Bicycle collision leads to hospital visit in Athens
Linda Manney age 21 of 2014 West Washington Street was taken to O'Bleness Memorial Hospital after a bicycle collision with a car at Maple and Byard Streets. The rider was cited for riding the wrong way on a one way street. the car was driven by Rita Welsh, 19, of Coolville.
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Linda Manney
W. Washington St
O'Bleness Memorial Hospital
Athens
Maple
Byard Streets
Maple Street
Byard Street
Rita Welsh
Coolville
Miss Manney
Visiting Hours and Patient Admissions at Local Hospital
Visiting hours run 11 a.m. to 8:30 p.m with maternity limits 2:30 3:30 and 7 8 p.m Two visitors per patient per hour in maternity Restriction on visitors under 16 in pediatrics and maternity A list of admitted patients includes Panagiotis Topakas Clarice Shields William Mickle from Athens Sarah Elizabeth Smith Nelsonville Marcus Skaggs Logan Fay Evans Bartlett Melvina Holcomb Glouster John Letty Albany Mrs Kenneth Wonders Wellston David Moleski Jacksonville Acknowledges dismissals Marilyn Hyatt Robert Carr Ernest Barrows Jenny Baker Iva Farner William Boggess Richard Berry Thomas Russell Terry Radekin Cynthia Brown Ameia Hellyer Mrs Jerry Hayman and daughter
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Panagiotis Topakas
Clarice Shields
William Mickle
Athens
Sarah Elizabeth Smith
Nelsonville
Marcus Skaggs
Logan
Fay Evans
Bartlett
Melvina Holcomb
Glouster
John Letty
Albany
Kenneth Wonders
Wellston
David Moleski
Jacksonville
Marilyn Hyatt
Robert Carr
Ernest Barrows
Jenny Baker
Iva Farner
William Boggess
Richard Berry
Thomas Russell
Terry Radekin
Cynthia Brown
Ameia Hellyer
Jerry Hayman
3d Captains Vie For Chief's Job In Athens
Three Athens Fire Department captains plan to take the Civil Service Commission test for chief after Harland Harris retired. Royce Cooley Chad Cooley and Earl Goodin will sit for the December 30 exam, with longevity and efficiency ratings shaping the eligibility list. The commission will certify scores to Mayor Donald Barrett who must name a new chief within ten days.
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Athens Fire Department
Civil Service Commission
Harland Harris
Royce Cooley
Farhills Drive
Richard
Chad) Cooley
Pleasant Hill Road
Earl Goodin
Mound St
the Messenger
Ron DeVeau
Commission
Fire Department
Harris
DeVeau
Donald Barrett
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Vinton County
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Sherman Pratt
Kathryn Wood
OSBA
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Ray Brooks
Dan Stright
Raymond Riley
Athens Route 2
Salvation Army
Kentucky
Athens County
Ohio Liquor Control Department
William Zimmerman
Bill's Grocery
Rome
Bernard Wagner
Bessemer
David Jacoby
Health, Physical Education
Lester Mills
Phi Delta Kappa
International Fraternity For
Southern Illinois University
the Athens Messenger
Associated Press
D&s
Ohio
West Virginia
U.S. & Possessions
The
Messenger Publishing Co
Johnson Road
Ahs
O’bleness Memorial Hospital
Arthur Trout
Ross Bateman
Sears
Kenmore Permanent Press
Sears Care Service
U.S.A
Kenmore
Sears, Roebuce and CO
E. State St
S. Spring St
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