Firemen to Meet City Over 1975 Budget Cuts
Athens firemen from Local 2021 protest proposed 1975 budget cuts that would eliminate four dispatcher positions. Mayor Barrett schedules 10 am Tuesday talks with Local 2021 officers and city officials to review alarm and radio equipment amid ongoing picketing downtown.
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Athens
International Association of Fire Fighters
Fire Department
Donald Barrett
Phil Goldsberry
Gerald
Mollica
Richard
Chad) Cooley
Barrett
Gerry Roth
Columbus Road
Court Street
Farm groups worry gas cuts hit Ohio agriculture
The Ohio Farm Bureau Federation warns a 20 percent cut in natural gas deliveries will hamper farming and food processing. Trustees urge exemptions for food producers and protest reductions to the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio.
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Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
Ohio
Bureau
Board of Trustees
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
Columbia Gas
Marvin E. White
Federal Power Commission
FPC
White
Moody Rush
Courthouse to Close Noon to Thursday in Meigs County
Judge John Bacon of Meigs County Common Pleas Court announces the courthouse will close at noon Tuesday and remain closed through Wednesday and Thursday. It will reopen Friday morning, he said.
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Pomeroy
John Bacon
Meigs County
Carborundum acquires Chapman Industries assets
The Carborundum Co. buys Chapman Industries Inc. Avondale Pa. assets and assumes liabilities in a cash deal to expand its high performance plastics offerings for markets including chemical, paper and transport. William H. Wendel expects Chapman patents and know how to aid early Carborundum plastics introductions. General Telephone completes a $55 500 cable expansion in the Athens exchange to support growth and future service needs. Kenley R Krinn notes the project modernizes facilities and replaces aging lines. Athens exchange covers 18 214 telephones over 106.2 square miles.
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Carborundum Co
Chapman Industries Inc
Avondale
Chapman
Carborundum
William H. Wendel
Athens Exchange
General Telephone Co
Ohio
Kenley R. Krinn
Athens
Christmas Masses at 3 Churches
Fr. Frank Patala announces Christmas Masses at St. Jude's Chauncey at midnight Christmas Eve, St. John's Guysville 8 a.m. Wednesday, and Our Lady of Loreta Tuppers Plains 9 30 a m on Wednesday.
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Frank Patala
St. Jude’s
Chauncey
St. John’s Church
Guysville
Our Lady of Loretta
Tuppers Plains
Oklahoma University enrollment boom may plateau
OU officials reflect on decades of growth as official projections for enrollment drift downward. President Harry Crewson calls future increases speculative and suggests 10 000 to 13 000 could be realistic, with current branch campuses totaling 3 949 students and Athens campus 13 610. The outlook emphasizes conservative gains and uncertainty about next year’s headcount.
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Board of Regents
Ohio
Athens
Harry Crewson
Federal Funds To Continue 13 Nutrition Plans
The Ohio Commission on Aging awards 2.1 million dollars in federal funds to extend 13 senior nutrition projects for a second year. The program serves 9,100 older people daily via 176 sites, with 440 thousand dollars going to the Corporation for Ohio Appalachian Development covering 24 counties.
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Ohio Commission On Aging
David Crowley
Commission
Corporation For Ohio Apalachian Development
Weather and university budget stress reports from Ohio and OU
The forecast calls for showers tonight and Tuesday with highs in the 40s to 50s. In Ohio’s outlook, unsettled weather continues into midweek, then clears and cools by Friday. Separately at Ohio University, a potential $10 million shortfall threatens next year’s budget as enrollment fell by 2,147 this fall. Dormitories sit vacant, staff and program cuts rise, and financial pressures ripple through campus life and services.
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Ohio
Vernon Alden
University of Distinction
Appalachian Ohio
Alden
Claude Sowle
Academic Services
Edward Penson
Journal Herald
Democrats Unite Behind Glenn In Ohio Party Fight
Democrats rallied around U S Senator elect John J Glenn and won a delay on selecting a new party chairman after Lavelle resigned The fight over control of the Ohio Democratic apparatus left Lavelle with a national committee seat but delayed the chairman vote The party also weighs a January 12 fund raiser to reduce a 160000 debt amid mixed support from state officers and leaders with the Super Bowl date looming.
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Perry Smith
Associated Press
Columbus, Ohio
U.S
John J. Glenn
Ohio Democratic Executive Committee
William A. Lavelle
Velle
Lavelle
Glenn
John J. Gilligan
Gilligan
Ohio
DNC
John A
Ohio State Fairgrounds
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