District cooperation leads to HAPSEC education boost
In Athens, Hocking, Perry counties 17 districts joined to form HAPSEC the Hocking Athens Perry Center a federal grant funded program begun 1968 that enhances resources for 74 schools through specialists in arts language social studies science math and more serving 1 065 teachers and 23 000 students with plans to sustain after 1971 under state funding discussions begin for regional centers and pilots to expand funding and reach.
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Hocking-Athens-Perry Center
Athens
Nelsonville- York
New Lexington
Logan
Crooksville
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Lewis Mollica
Robert Weinfurther
Athens County
Wein
Senate
Wild Ones Moved To Forest In Los Angeles Plan
Los Angeles officials will trap about 1200 wild animals and relocate them by helicopter to Angels National Forest by next July to reduce urban wildlife conflicts. Raccoons skunks deer foxes badgers porcupines and mountain lions are among species leaving suburban canyons near homes. Several animals have died in traffic. A separate item reports a 1969 Dodge stolen in Milton West Virginia recovered in Lodi Township.
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Robert I. Rush
Department of Animal Regulation
Wilds of Angels National Forest
Sheriff's Deputies
Milton
W. Va
Lodi Township
West Virginia State Police
Chancel Choir to Perform Christmas Concert at First Christian
Nelsonville church program features selections from The Christmas Vision cantata by Roy Nolte plus The Little Drummer Boy In Heaven It Must Be Christmastime. Rev. Richard J. Nelson delivers Christmas message with soloists James Gope Mrs Donald Shafer John Johnson Mrs Glenn Allen and Mrs Orville Midkiff. Fire department takes Marsha Shapiro 21 to Hudson Health Center at 11 12 p m after illness at home.
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Nelsonville
Donald Shafer
First Christian Church
Roy L. Nolte
James Gope
John Johnson
Glenn Allen
Orville Midkiff, Jr
Marsha Shapiro
W. Union St
Hudson Health Center
Fire Department
Break In Report Deemed False At United Dairy
Deputies ruled a Tuesday call reporting a break in at the United Dairy on Hastings Road as a false alarm. Investigators found a man entered to seek warmth after Monday night’s storm and to use a phone to get help with a flat tire, with no charges filed.
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Sheriff's Deputies
United Dairy
Hastings Road
AAUP backs Sowle College planning stance in Ohio
The Ohio University AAUP chapter backs President Claude R. Sowle's call for careful educational planning before converting two year campuses to four year colleges. The Faculty Senate resolution cited cautions about cost, educational quality, and political influence, urging study by impartial educator groups and adherence to the Regents Master Plan for Higher Education.
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Ohio University
The
American Association of University Professors
Claude R. Sowle
Ohio
AAUP
Sowles
Rhodes
Zanesville
Sowle
Board of Regents
Regents
Two Patrolmen and Night Dispatcher Added to Athens Post
State Highway Patrol says two new patrolmen and a night dispatcher joined the Athens post. John D. Delor, 24, from New Lexington, Navy veteran, and Richard M. Smith, 21, from Jackson, both 84th patrol academy graduates, will seek housing as families move in. Genevieve Goe, 56, of 89 West Univ Street becomes the night dispatcher.
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Highway Patrol
Athens
John D. Delor
Richard M. Smith
Patrol Academy
Columbus
Ing
Melinda Susan
Genevieve Goe
W. Univ. St
Goe
Athens County
Athens High School
Janet Hawk
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Los Angeles
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Richard J. Nelson
Dence
Athens National Banks
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South Court ST
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Athens, Ohio
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Sowle College
Delor
General Mills Corp
Patrol
Mary Kay
Lori M
Bermuda
Therma
Sol Oe
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