OU Fund to Build Own Parking Lot at Berry Hall Site
The Ohio University Fund Inc will raze Berry Hall and construct a private 70-car public parking lot on N Court Street. The fund rejected city offers up to 140000, aiming for higher returns while retaining land ownership. Construction and bidding will begin soon, with meters or attendants to be decided.
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Athens
Ohio University Fund Inc
N. Court Street
John Milar
University
OU Fund Inc
Milar
Athens Presbyterian Society
College Street
Brad Davis
Berry
Fred Beasley
The
Postal Hours Cut For Christmas Eve In Athens
Athens postmaster Arthur Cornwell announced reduced operating hours for Christmas Eve Mondays December 24 and 31 from 8 a.m. to noon. He noted holiday mail at the Athens office is about one to two percent above last year and thanked the mailing public for cooperation. The postal service says the nationwide energy crisis did not affect local pre Christmas delivery.
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Athens
Arthur Cornwell
Cornwell
Assault Charges Filed Against Chauncey Man
Athens police reported two assault and battery charges filed in Athens County Municipal Court against Vincent Kish of Chauncey. The women involved are seeking legal action and more charges are anticipated after January 1. Kish is expected to seek treatment at Athens Mental Health Center at his arraignment on December 24.
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Athens
Athens County
Vincent Kish
Chauncey
Kish
Athens Mental Health Center
Marshall Prof Denbow Earns PhD From Ohio U
Carl Jon Denbow formerly of Athens received his PhD from Ohio University School of Journalism on Dec 15 He is assistant professor at Marshall University where he has taught since 1970 A group of Huntington journalists formed Better Journalism in Appalachia Inc to publish an Appalachian Journalism Review and discuss regional communications developments In Athens County Municipal Court a case against Roberto Grasso 19 Elmira NY was continued to Jan 14 for malicious destruction tied to the Dec 11 Lutheran Church ransacking Grasso posted 500 bond 10 percent of the court bond
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Carl Jon Denbow
Athens
School of Journalism
Ohio University
Denbow
Marshall University
Athens High School
WOUB
the Messenger
Huntington
Better Journalism In
Appalachia
Roberto Grasso
Elmira
N.Y
Athens County
Mill St
Grasso
Incentive Program In Effect for Wool and Lamb Sales
The 1973 incentive program guarantees an average national wool price of 72 cents. Wool growers must file a bill of sale and payment application with the Athens Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service, prove 30 days ownership, and complete 1973 sales by December 31. Applications should be filed by January 31, 1974 to avoid late filing.
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Athens Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
Government Service Honored in Dayton for 20 Years
Dwight P. Leach an industrial engineering technician at the Defense Electronics Supply Center receives a pin and certificate marking twenty years of service to the U S Government He is a Bradenton Florida native son of Henry P Leach and Martha L DeLong and resides in Kettering with wife and three children He served in the Army Medical Corps 1948 1952 worked as an X ray technician at Brecksville V A Hospital and joined DESC in 1958 earning two Sustained Superior Performance Awards.
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Dayton
Dwight P. Leach
Defense Electronics Supply Center
U.S
Leach
Henry P. Leach
Bradenton
Fla
Athens High School
Ohio University
Martha L. DeLong
Upper
Sandusky
Kettering
Army Medical Corps
Brecksville Veterans Administration Hospital
DESC
Paper supplies restored at O'Bleness Memorial Hospital
A hospital crisis over dwindling toilet paper supplies was resolved Thursday when a delivery truck brought fresh paper products. Hospital executive director James Boyce cited stockpile efforts and weather delays as factors, but stated current supplies are plentiful. A list of names follows, including Mrs Elma Randall and Dr Roger Saydah.
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O’bleness Memorial Hospital
James Boyce
Boyce
Hospital Executive Director Blasts Union Efforts
James Boyce of O'Bleness Memorial Hospital rejects AFSCME representation, saying no strong union sentiment exists among staff. AFSCME has collected cards and asked for representation rights, while Boyce urges voters to let the union test its strength without hospital backing. He criticizes unsigned leaflets and questions the union's push for an election.
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Herb Amey
O’bleness Memorial Hospital
James Boyce
Boyce
O'Bleness
American Federation of State
Afscme
Afscme International
Charles Abner
Abner
Car Strikes Pole on Icy Carroll Road
A car driven by Richard Grim, 49, of 290 Carroll Road slid on ice and struck a telephone pole on Carroll Road early Friday. Police report damage over 100 dollars, no injuries, and no citation issued.
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Carroll Road
Richard Grim
Grim
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