Trimble Board Rejects 1978 Pay Hike for Members
Trimble Local School Board voted to reject increasing board member pay for 1978. Current pay is 20 dollars a month. proposed rise to 40 dollars would have applied to January appointees. The meeting also approved job descriptions for custodial staff and discussed funds and facility purchases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trimble
Trimble Board of Education
Larry Bycofski
Whiteton
Forrest Ervin
Blue Cross
Blue Shield
OASIS
New Look Planned for Monthly Telephone Bills
Nelsonville Ohio Bell plans a redesigned monthly bill with two pages. The first page shows name, address and total due while the second itemizes charges and payments since the last bill. Some customers receive an itemized long distance page and an other charges page. Bills begin appearing in Nelsonville by December 24 and in southern Ohio centers starting December 14. Ohio Bell will continue studying billing to improve customer service. The company issues over 2.3 million bills monthly across three Ohio centers.
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Nelsonville
Ohio Bell
Gary Owens
Bell System
Ohio
Owens
Meigs County Commission Rejects Welfare Payroll
At a regular session the Meigs County Commissioners voted unanimously to reject the Welfare Department payroll for December 18 to 31 due to a current overdrawn Public Assistance account of 21000. Architect Ron Keske reported state approval of building plans now in working drawings for bid between January 1 and 15. The board cited lack of state reimbursement to cover the shortfall and noted no departmental official gave an explanation.
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Pomeroy
Meigs County
Welfare Department
Ron Keske
Pool for Jury Is Selected for Hocking County Grand Court
Logan article lists 25 possible Hocking County Grand Pleas Court jurors including Joseph Bazell Jesse Porter Dayton Tatum Safe Eggleston Kay Carpenter Harry Canter Joe Stewart and others. Also notes view of Mount Logan from Adena inspired the design for Ohio state seal on Worthington estate at Chillicothe.
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LOGAN
Hocking County Common Pleas Court
Joseph M. Bazell
Wood St
Jesse Porter
Rockbridge
Dayton R. Tatum
South Bloomingville
Safe Eggleston
New Plymouth
Larry Allberry
Union Furnance
Kay Carpenter
W. Front St
Harry Canter
Murray City
Joe J. Stewart
Charles St
Fairy M. Barker
Richard J. Baughman
Iris L. Barker
E. Hunter St
John Johnston
Laurelville
Floyd
Sherry J Woltz
Florence Avenue
Jack Kornmiller
Larry G Aurand
E. Main St
Mount Logan
Adena
Thomas Worthington
Chillicothe
Ohio
Use of Funds Is Explained
A Logan public hearing outlined 1978 revenue sharing uses in City Council chambers. Planned allocations include sewer fund operating 30000 dollars police salaries 47500 firemen wages 25000 capital improvements 30000 totaling 127500 with an estimated 171141.39 in general revenue sharing for 1978 and 25000 from the anti recession fund for street department personnel.
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Logan
Volunteers Sought For Wellston Citizen Survey
Wellston volunteers from three service groups Rotary Lions and Jaycees are invited to help survey about housing services and needs in Wellston Jackson and adjacent towns. The effort targets South Ohio Avenue and South Massachusetts Avenue with about 45 homes to survey.
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Wellston Survey
Wellston
Vell
Ohio Avenue
Massachusetts Avenue
Rotary, Lions and Jaycees
Ohio
Massachusetts Avenues
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Glouster
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Terry Holbert
Ed Moore
William White
White
Tri- County Joint Vocational School
Judy Barrows
Robert Cartwright
Danny J. Hall
Carol Hawkins
Nancy Hughes
Linda S. Levinson
Gregory C. Magruder
Dennis Rusch
Gayle Salyer
Carol Echstenkamper
Fellowship Baptist Church
Tri-County
Security Bank
Homestead Country Store
Albany, Ohio
the Security Bank
David Brown
Hunter Street
Joyce Johnson
Rainbow
Ed Dalton
Terry Pond
Farhills
Jackson County
HUD
Jackson, Coalton
Oak Hill
Columbus
Hurley and Schnaufer
Harold Sauders
Jane Essman
Turkey
Ae Celke
Myo
Zenith
North Court Street
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