Budget Balance Question Faces Hocking Local Board
The Federal Hocking Local School Board and its finance committee debate a 1.866 million budget with 1.304 million expected income for 1976. State funds decline and fixed expenses exceed revenue, prompting possible cuts and exploration of a necessity bond levy. A sewer system issue at Amesville and school needs include roofing, boilers, and heating ducts. The Citizens Advisory Committee plans a bylaws ratification meeting next Wednesday.
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Peg Parker
Stewart
Hocking
Carmen Scrubbio
Richard Koker
Scrubbio
Koker
Allan Lackey
Citizens Advisory Committee
John Depoy Jr
Depoy
Amesville
Athens City-County Health Board
Scrubbie
James Carpenter
Robert Brennan
Brennan
Federal
Hacking Citizens Advisory Committee
Fire Guts Room at Delta Upsilon Fraternity House
Fire gutted a basement room of the Delta Upsilon house at 32 N College St sending one member to hospital after a glass cut. About 22 people were in the building when the blaze started. Fire crews arrived at 8 35 a m and cooled the scene in half an hour as investigators sought a cause.
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Athens
Delta Upsilon
N. College St
Richard
Chad) Cooley
O’bleness Memorial Hospital
College and
Mill Streets
Cooley
Gary Bruce
Gibson Patrolman of Year Named in Athens
Athens Patrolman Larry Gibson was named Patrolman of the Year by the local FOP chapter. Police Chief Ted Jones said Gibson earned the honor for his work with the FOP and the Athens Police Department, with supervisors in the department selecting him. Gibson has six years on the force and serves in investigations.
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Athens
Larry Gibson
The
Fraternal Order of Police
FOP
Gibson
Ted Jones
Jones
Athens Jaycees hear about Consumer Protection Agency
Richard Cowan reports Jeff Martin an Athens Consumer Protection Agency member spoke to the Leadership in Action group of the Athens Jaycees on Thursday. Martin an Ohio University senior also attended a White House briefing in his capacity with the agency.
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Richard Cowan Messenger
Jeff Martin
Athens Consumer Protection Agency
Athens Jaycees
Martin
Ohio University
House Conference On Consumer Affairs
Ohio
the2 Jaycees
London
Witness Wrecks En Route to Court in Jackson County
A Glouster woman Donna Malone who was to testify in Jesse Walker's preliminary hearing was injured in a single car crash near State Route 13 and Sixth Street in Jacksonville. Deputy Ronald Mullins reported both vehicles were traveling 25 to 30 mph when he stopped. Malone was hospitalized at O'Bleness Memorial Hospital. No citations were issued.
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Jesse Walker
O'Bleness Memorial Hospital
Jacksonville
Donna Malone
Athens County
Ed Green
Ronald Mullins
Mullins
Green
Sixth Street
Driver Injured In Mishap Near Shade Garden Road
Timothy M. Swearingen, 56, of Guysville Route 1, treated at O'Bleness Memorial Hospital after his car overturned off County Road 44 on ice one mile east of Route 33 in Lodi Two. He sustained visible injuries. patrol described the incident and location.
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Timothy M. Swearingen
Guysville
O’bleness
Lan caster Man Arrested After Car Plunges Off Embankment
Police charged William Hall, 39, with driving while intoxicated after his car skidded on ice on Mason City Hill Route 78 and plunged over an embankment. Firemen flushed gasoline from a ruptured fuel tank.
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Nelsonville
Lancaster
Mason City Hill
William Hall
City urges public private cooperation to draw industry to Athens
Mayor Donald Barrett says industry must have total cooperation from public and private sectors. He cites the East State Street mall plan with a Kroger store and drugstore, later expanding to specialty shops via an environmentally controlled walkway. Barrett notes CIC owns 15 acres but flood concerns and funding delay the Holiday Inn project.
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Athens
Donald Barrett
East State Street
Barrett
Kroger
Community Improvement Corp
CIC
Deadline Extended for Youth Understanding Bicentennial Essay
Entries for ages 15 to 18 now due Feb 16. Winners travel abroad as couriers, stay with host families in 23 countries, with passport fees and spending money the student cost. Participants speak about the Bicentennial and American life to host-country groups. Contact principals or Reid Baker, Ohio Department of Education, 65 S Front St Columbus 43215.
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Youth For Understanding
Reid Baker
Ohio Department of Education
S. Front St
Columbus
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Consumer Agency
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Joint City County
Athens Chamber of Commerce
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Food Giant Supermarket
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Earl F. Mathews, Inc
Athens City
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Athens National
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