Hocking Tech Plans New Campus and Expanded Courses
John Light, president, outlines plans for Hocking Technical College to grow from 800 students in 1972 to 1,141 day students plus 500 more at night by 1974. A $4 million expansion includes a 250 acre campus near Robbins Road with two or three buildings, a Health Training Institute funded by Appalachia and state sources, and new programs from nursing to helicopter operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Cross
Nelsonville
John Light
Hocking Technical College
Tri-County Technical Institute
Light
Tri-County Tech
Hocking Tech
Robbins Road
New Health Training Institute
Appalachia Regional Commission
Ohio Valley Health Services, Inc
Technical College
Appalachia
Health Training Institute
Tri-County Vocational School
Athens High School Vocational
Buchtel- York
Buchtel
Ohio
Canada
India
Liberia
Poet Marianne Moore Dies At 84 In New York
Marianne Craig Moore died in her Manhattan home on Saturday night at age 84. The Pulitzer Prize winning poet was praised by President Nixon and linked to Brooklyn Dodgers lore while a private funeral and public service were planned in Brooklyn. Moore, who moved from Kirkwood Missouri to Manhattan, is survived by a brother and several nieces and nephews. Kenneth Jones, 22, of Nelsonville was cited by police on charges of improper backing and due in Mayor's court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Marianne Craig Moore
Brooklyn Dodgers
Miss Moore
Manhattan
Key Biscayne White House
Nixon
Lafayette Avenue Presbyterian Church
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Nelsonville
Kenneth Jones
Canal St
Southeastern's Service Probed by Ohio Utilities Commission
The Public Utilities Commission of Ohio will investigate the Southeastern Ohio Telephone Co to determine if service is adequate after an unusually large volume of complaints following a company rate increase. The commission cites service concerns across numerous towns in eastern and central Ohio. The panel says rate hikes align with federal stabilization goals, while the Price Commission has not halted the increases. Births and adoptions are noted for local residents with several admissions to area facilities and dismissals listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
Southeastern Ohio Telephone Co
Associated Press
Henry Eckhart
Southeastern
Coolville
Reedsville
Chester
Tuppers Plains
Hockingport
Little Hocking
Athens - Meigs - Washington County
Centerville
Jacobsburg
Key
Belmont
Bethesda
Powhatan
Glencoe
Bellaire
Morristown
Quaker City
Ohio
Eckhart
Federal Price Commission
Mayor Fines Four in Nelsonville Court
Four cases heard by Mayor Donald Bumgardner include Pearly Cunningham 53 Nelsonville Route 2 found guilty of driving while intoxicated fined 200 dollars and costs. Guy Tanner 54 Fort Street pleaded guilty to trespassing fined 35 dollars and costs and jailed for non payment. Ronald Lee Mash Nelsonville Route 2 pleaded guilty to failure to yield fined 15 dollars and costs. Martin T Burley 245 Madison St pleaded no contest for improper backing found guilty fined 15 dollars and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Donald Bumgardner
Pearly Cunningham
Guy Tanner
Fort Street
Flora Easler
Fort St
Athens County
Ronald Lee Mash
Martin T. Burley
Madison St
Woman Fined For Writing Bad Checks
Anita Hughes of Columbus was found guilty on two fraud counts in Hocking County Court. Judge James Stilwell sentenced her to 10 days in jail with fines of 25 dollars on each count plus restitution totaling 60 dollars for bad checks to Nicks Wine Shop and IGA. Jail terms were suspended pending good behavior for one year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Anita Hughes
Columbus
James Stilwell Friday
Hocking
Nicks Wine Shop
IGA
Rum mage sale and public meetings in Nelsonville
A rummage sale by Eudora Chapter No. 72 Order of Eastern Star is set for Friday at the Legion War Memorial Building with drop-off Thursday and donation contact numbers. A special city council session is called for 7 p.m. Monday to discuss sanitary sewer legislation. The Nelsonville-York Board of Education will meet Tuesday at 7 p.m. Final plans for the Sweetheart Ball are set for Saturday at the Nelsonville Elks Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Eudora Chapter No
Order of Eastern Star
Legion War Memorial
W. Columbus Street
Legion Building
Joan Taggart
Lester Pribble
Donald Bumgardner
Nelsonville-York City
Twig
Mount St. Mary Hospital
One Driver Cited After Nelsonville Wrecks Reported
Nelsonville police reported three weekend incidents including a two car collision at Madison Street and Lancaster Street. Richard M. O Malley Jr 22 of Logan was cited for failure to yield the right of way after his car struck a southbound station wagon driven by Thomas J Burley Jr 54. O Malley’s car sustained moderate damage and Burley’s light damage. O Malley was ordered to court Saturday at 10 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Richard M. O'Malley
Front St
Logan
Madison Street
Lancaster Street Hill
O’ Malley
Madison
Thomas J. Burley Jr
O'Malley
Burley
Mercedine Warren
Public Square
Mildred L. Murphy
Glouster
Washington Street
Murphy Auto
Coin Show Set In Steubenville
The 16th annual Ohio Valley Coin Association show comes to CIA Hall Steubenville February 19 and 20. More than 35 U S and Canadian dealers display Franklin Mint issues with Ray Manville answering questions. Exhibitors compete for 30 plus trophies and an educational award.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steubenville
Ohio Valley Coin Association
CIA
S. Third St
U.S
Franklin Mint
Ray Manville
Mint
Cochairmen
Lloyd Wilson
Louis Matello
James Green
Edward Kotora
Francis Fach
Ernie Darmo
John Sulak
William
Tri-County Agency Trustees Meet Monday Evening
The Executive Committee of the Tri County Community Action Agency Board of Trustees will meet Monday at 7 30 p m at the office headquarters 163 W Main St. Afterward the Personnel Committee will meet at 8 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOGAN
Tri-County Community Action Agency Board of Trustees
W. Main St
Divorces Sought in Hocking County Court
Two filings in Hocking County Common Pleas seek divorces. Ruth Ann Rafferty of New Plymouth Route One accuses Lloyd D. Rafferty of Logan of gross neglect of duty. Betty Knece of Laurelville sues Jesse Knece of Laurelville for extreme cruelty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hocking County
Child Care Decreases In January At Hocking County
Logan Ohio February report shows 114 children served by the Hocking County Children Services Board in January, down nine from December. Total expenses $3,214.19 break down into maintenance 2,145.65, medical 606.70, clothing 222.19, mileage 115.70, incidental 93.84, office supplies 24, and miscellaneous 6.11. Boarded 49, with parents 27, relatives 12, free home three, institution six, adoptive five, elsewhere 12. Executive secretary Eleanore Horwell notes 56 crippled cases and confirms no board payments to real or adoptive parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hocking County
Eleanore Horwell
Republican Women Sponsor Dinner Meeting in Logan
The Hocking Hills Women's Republican Club will host a dinner February 17 at Blosser's Restaurant with a brief business session and officer elections. Dinner at 6:30 costs $2.50. reservations due by February 13 with Marian Sinsel at 82 E. Main St., Logan 385-4240. Nelsonville Scouts join National Scout Week February 7-12 marking the 62nd anniversary of the Boy Scout Movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hocking Hills
Nelsonville
Boy Scout
United States
Boy Scout Movement
Firemen Receive Radios In Nelsonville System
Nelsonville adopts a city wide fire department radio alert system with home receivers for regulars and volunteers The siren remains for system failures major fires or Parade of the Hills duty calls The dispatch center will relay fire location signals during alarms Community notices list several births and a Legion meeting refreshments planned after the LegionPost No 229 gathering led by Commander Vernon Teel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Fire Department
American Legion
Legion
Vernon Teel
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Board of Education
Ohio Board of Regents
Tech
Sunday Messenger
Southeastern Ohio School of Practical Nursing
Marianne Moore
Urb
Kirkwood
John Hay Whitney
Casey Stengel
E.e. Cummings
Don Brady
Belville Motor Car, Inc
Brady
Bob Hess Co
Hockingalley Hospital
Fred R. Davis Jr
Lloyd Vermillion
Nellie Frank
Union Furnace
Franklin Griffy
Creola
Lenora Leasure
Jack Klump
George Kanade
Mary L. Danner and Son
Boy Murray
William H. Estep
Lewis Hamilton
Anthony Chesser
Ralph Baker
Collin Gordon
James Leonard
Elizabeth Street
College Avenue
Athens County Sheriff's
Wayne Stotts
Ptl
Richard L. Morgan
Pleasantview Ave
Kroger
The
Kroger Co
Beechnut Junior Baby Food
Contadina
Scott
Vitalis Dry Control
Ronnie Wend
William McKinley
Jack Taylor
Millfield
Allen Beattie
New Straitsville
Paul Matheny
Haydenville
Floyd Trainer
Hamden
Florence Lowry
Audrey Hewett
Billy Warren
James Hollenbaugh
Carl Traugh
Tina Cunningham
Chauncey
Alvin Richmond
Jacksonville
Guy Simons
Amesville
Gertrude Johnson
Charles Russel
Amy Beech
Ronald Decker
Steven Tootle
Sanford White
Mary Mohney
Eileen Bryan
James Patrick
Ivory Mullins
Jeannie Simonton
Morgan Beliford
Aunt Jemima
Jemima
Dristan
Btl
Jar
Ntl
Andy
Arm Deodorant
Nabisco
Dole Pineappie
Pillsbury Pie
Robin Hood
Dove Liquid Detergent
Tse
Buffet “Se Tbe
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