Vinton Jackson Will Not Lose Post Offices
The Postal Service says there are no plans to close small rural post offices in Jackson and Vinton Counties despite new rules allowing closures of money losing offices. Officials cite savings via rural routes and the role of post offices as community centers serving residents and daily announcements.
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Vinton, Jackson
Wellston
Jackson
Vinton Counties
Don Carmen
Chillicothethe
Donald Rinkliff
Carman
Coalton
Dundas
Ray
Eagle City
Okla
Wellston Police Offer Free Taxi Ride for New Year Celebrations
Wellston's Police Chief R O Neal announces a New Year taxi service using cruiser cars to transport intoxicated celebrants home. Officers will also provide a free overnight room at the city jail for drivers who refuse the ride. The program aims to cut accidents and injuries from drunken driving.
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Wellston
R.O. Neal
Neal
Nearly 3 000 Voters Register In Jackson
About 3 000 Jackson Countians registered during a special registration drive conducted by the board of elections. Teams registered voters in Wellston Jackson Oak Hill and at the board office in the courthouse. Voters must register 30 days before the election and estimates suggest 12 000 to 15 000 may register before the June 1978 primary.
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Jackson
Board of Elections
Wellston
Oak Hill
Board
Court House
Eastern Schools New Pool Bids Open Tuesday Are Sought
Eastern Local Schools will reopen Tuesday after closure since December 7 due to funding issues. Wellston City bids for a park and pool were rejected. the project will be readvertised with bids opening January 14.
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Eastern
Reedsville
John Riebel
Eastern Local
Wellston
Park and Pool Council
Robert Greathouse
Wheel Cover Thefts Reported in Wellston
Wellston police investigated two wheel cover thefts reported by Joe Carey of 312 E. 6th St. who said two covers valued at 75 dollars were taken, and by Coleen Border of 1333 S Massachusetts Ave. who also reported two covers missing.
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Wellston
Joe Carey
6Th St
Coleen
Massachusetts Ave
Logan Bloodmobile Sees Strong Donor Turnout
Logan residents donated as central Ohio hospitals requested 490 pints of blood. Open heart surgeries needed 24 pints and five emergencies used 22 units. Last drive drew 21 first time donors and 13 productive student donors. Next Hocking County visit set for Feb 13 at Logan Armory 10 am to 4 pm.
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Logan
Ellie Tuhy
Central Ohio
Red Cross Blood Center
Columbus
Tuhy
Hocking County
Logan Armory
Siren To Sound For New Year In Nelsonville
In Nelsonville the city hall fire siren will be activated at midnight on New Year’s Eve as a precaution. Fire Chief Danny Knight announced the plan to minimize unnecessary calls to the fire station for explanations.
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Nelsonville
Danny Knight
Knight
Logan Sets Christmas Tree Pickups Through Jan 6
Safety Director Fred G. Malone announced city trucks will collect discarded Christmas trees citywide starting Tuesday through Friday January 6, with no pickups after that date.
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Logan — Service Safety
Fred G. Malone
Tropical Dessert Puree with Mangoes or Papayas
A chilled dessert features a puree of mangoes or papayas folded into sweetened whipped cream. Serve in compotes or wine glasses topped with chopped toasted almonds and extra almonds for garnish.
Prosecutors Seek Fix For Insanity Self Defense Burden
Ohio prosecutors push for quick legislative change after Ohio Supreme Court rulings on insanity and self defense shift the burden of proof to the state. Sen. Aronoff urges action as critics warn convictions may falter, while prosecutors warn the rules jeopardize accountability.
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Columbus
Ohio
Stanley J. Aronoff
Cincinnati
General Assembly
Ohio Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Donald Steven Toth
Licking County
Toth
Aronoff
House
Senate
State Vs. Humphries
State
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Athens City Board of Education
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HUD
Donald Barrett
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Howard E. Frank
Meigs County
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Township
Meigs Co
Sammy Stout
Betty
Steve
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Harold Hogue
Maggie Hogue
Robert Cunningham
Zaleski
Mcglaughlin
Zion Free Will Baptist Church
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Autogar
Happy Hollow
Nelsonville, Ohio
Robert Hart
United Roofing
Rutland
L.P
the Plains
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White's Mill
OK Carpenters Rough & Finish
Mt. Union Baptist Church
Carpenter
Eggleton
St. Albans
John Elswick
Stanley Steemer
Richland Carpet Cleaning Service
Howery & Martain
Young's
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Jim Pancake
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Bill Stover
J&m
Chuck Munro
Gayle Johnson
Bob
Don Lee
Bordens
Call Chambers Carpentry Associates
Hocking Insulation Specialists
Albany V.F.W. Post
Sloan Brothers
V.C. Crabtree
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Lengyel
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Lawrence Jeffers
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Lewis
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Weddle
Manetta
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Bill Brown
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Roger E. Wilson
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Rich Gardner
Sheridan's Auction Service
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Bradford Auction Co
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Old St. Marys Pike
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Mary Louise Reger
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Mary Ann Miller
Don Hart
Jim Alloway
Coolville
Ohio Job Services
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AVON
Pat Walsh
Stamson Ave
Hilltop H Restaurant
Lancaster Street
Olive Smith Snyder & Snyder
4Th St
Egminghams Music Center
Stimson Ave
CETA
Ohio Bureau of Employment Services
Richland Avenue
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Kentucky Fried Chicken
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