Beacon School Site Considered for Joint City Land Use
The Athens City School Board may build a new city school on Route 56 land optioned for a 65 000 property. A subcommittee will study sharing the site with Beacon School including shared septic sewer and possibly food services and gymnasia. Beacon officials are exploring other sites as well.
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Beacon
Athens City School Board
City School
Corporation Limits
Morrison
Athens
Sam Henderson
Fost Henderson
Beacon School
Harry Sands
Sands
Athens Mental Health and Retardation Center
Health meeting in Athens lacks key attendees
Ohio health director will not attend a Saturday session on regional health planning at the Sportsman restaurant in Athens. Representatives from Dr. John Ackerman’s office may attend. speakers include Tom Closser, Jeffery Gordon, and leaders from the American Association of University Women and the Athens League of Women Voters.
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Ohio
John Ackerman
Sportsman
Athens
Sue James
American Association of University Women
Lois Whealey
Athens League of Women Voters
Ackerman
William Allen Jr
Ohio Valley Health Services Foundation Inc
OVHSF
Jack Farrington
Paul Fabray
Southeastern Ohio Health Planning Association
Tom Closser
Jeffrey Gordon
Corporation For Health Education
Appalachian Ohio
Plane's Landing Forced Near Mason County
A single engine Belanca forced to land near Mason County airport after engine quit. Pilot Charles Maddox and passenger Dr. James Johnson of Topeka Kansas were en route to Baltimore when the engine failed about 30 miles east. They landed in a snowdrift and were taken to Pleasant Valley Hospital, Maddox with a fractured vertebra and Johnson with minor bruises.
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Point Pleasant
Mason County
Charles Maddox
James Johnson
Topeka
Kan
Baltimore
Belanca
Pleasant Valley Hospital
Maddox
Johnson
OU Forensic Team Wins Fourth Julep Invitational
Ohio University topped the field at Georgetown College finishing first in the fourth annual Julep Invitational. George Mason University was second and Bowling Green State University third as OU dominated several speaking categories with Chip Letzgus earning best overall speaker.
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Ohio University
Georgetown College
George Mason University
Bowling Green State University
Chip Letzgus
John
Board Allows 15000 Deficit For 1977 Policy Action
The 648 Board approved a deficit up to 15000 for most of 1977 with a goal to erase it by December 31. A monitoring committee will review Title XX matters and three month reports will assess agency performance and Title XX use. Weather affected service delivery and several offices will move in July due to renovations.
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Garry Goolsby
Community Mental Health and Retardation Services
John Ross
Roy Palmer
Ross
Advisory Council
District 6
Timothy Moritz
Moritz
State Controlling Board
Lady Barton
Caroline
Allen O'Leary
Clinical Services
Rita Gillick
Gathering Place
AtCo
Havar
Mary Badger
Mental Health Inc
Athens Mental Health and Retardation Center
Hocking County
ADC Payments Total 34.4 Million And County Distributions
The state auditor reports this month's Aid to Dependent Children distribution at 34.4 million with more than 553 000 recipients. County allocations include Athens Gallia Hocking Jackson Meigs and Vin ton with varied sums and recipient counts. The Drug Abuse Council shifts 2069 from 1976 to fund 1069 in direct counseling and transfers 1000 to Caroline as local match. A Youth Service Coordinating Council awaits LEAA funding to pursue juvenile delinquency prevention.
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Thomas Ferguson
Athens
Gallia
Hocking
Jackson
Meigs
Vinton
Drug Abuse Council
Nelsonville
Caroline
Youth Service Coordinating Council
Law Enforcement Administration Agency
LEAA
OU to Combine Fund Raising Drive Formed
Ohio University press release states the university will merge the Athens Business Drive the Green and White Club athletic drive and regional campus drives into a single regional fund raising effort. James Anastas will head the unified drive.
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Ohio University
Athens
Ohio
Teading
James Anastas
Ccutive
Alan Goldsberry
David Horr
Pat Sauber
Ice Depths Freeze Burr Oak Dam and Headwaters
Henry Hughes reports ice depths of 13 inches at Tom Jenkins Dam and 18 to 19 inches in Burr Oak Lake headwaters. Gates closed for some time. snow 12 inches deep with moisture near 1 percent. Ice fishermen observed until stopped by thickness. Tape deck stolen from Robert Coakley’s truck in Buchtel, valued at 40 dollars.
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Nelsonville
Robert Coakley
Buchtel
Coakley
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Reynolds
Will Allen
Allen
Tom Fisher
Nancy Cartwright
Bev Mahone
Phyllis Hershman
Lynne Bajee
Jack Thomas
Miss Hershman
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Miss Bajee
ADC
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Shell Companies
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