Alexander Sets Administrative Pay Schedule
Alexander School Board approves a new administrative salary schedule removing ties to teachers and setting principal and superintendent pay ranges. The board rehired Raymond Brooks as superintendent for five years and approved several support actions including bus driver training pay and a handicapped ID system. The district will install a new accounting machine and add staff while addressing bus concerns from parents.
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Peg Parker Messenger
Albany
Alexander School Board
Paul Metz
Ben Ball
Raymond Brooks
Edna Stalder
Regional Education Services Agency
Shade
Jack Ley
Vincent Ford
Ball
Metz
Joyce Bobo
Sherman Pratt
Jimmy Hanning
Ohio University hears plan for 33 member Student Senate
Public hearings this week explore a task force created constitution to form a 33 member Student Senate with representatives from greens, outside housing and colleges. The plan would elect officers and commissions with a March 11 student vote then trustee approval.
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Herb Amey
Messenger
Ohio University
SGB
Senate
Greens
University Board of Trustees
Nelson Commons
James Hall
Baker Center
Conyers to Speak at Ohio University During Black Awareness Week
U.S. Rep. John Conyers Jr. sixth term speaker on What’s Happening in the Black Community during OU Black Awareness Week. Lecture at 8 30 p m in Morton Hall Room 237 sponsored by Center for Afro American Studies and Student Lecture Series.
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John Conyers Jr
U.S. House
Ohio University
Morton Hall
Center For
Athens County Receives Anti Recession Grant
Athens County will get 26750 in an anti recession grant under the Public Works Employment Act. U S Rep James V Stanton said funds cover 15 months from April 1 in five quarterly installments tied to unemployment figures. Stanton noted the grants aim to sustain essential public services in high unemployment areas and cited a 7.7 percent 1975 first quarter rate for Athens County. He said Ford may veto but votes should override. Taft opposed the grant section and the bill.
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Athens County
U.S
James V. Stanton
Stanton
House
Senate
Ford
U.S. Senate
Robert Taft Jr
Taft
Admits Tax Law Violation by Ohio Valley Manager
Homer P. Cole, president and GM of Ohio Valley Manufacturing Corp at Tuppers Plains, pleaded guilty to failing to deposit payroll taxes withheld from employees in 1974. He switched from innocent to guilty on a bill of information, facing up to one year in prison and a $5,000 fine with sentencing in Columbus after a probation report.
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Homer P. Cole
Ohio Valley Manufacturing Corp
Tuppers Plains
Internal Revenue Service
Cole
U.S. District Court
Columbus
Intelligence Division
IRS
County Loses Juvenile Bureau Funds
The Athens County Juvenile Bureau loses federal funding after OCJSC denies an appeal by county commissioners. The program began in 1974 with 95 percent federal support and faced criticism over documentation and late reports. Staff includes Robert Brown and Sgt. David Williams.
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OCJSC
Juvenile Bureau
Athens
Cludes
Robert Brown
Sgt
David Williams
Hamster Couple Seeks Homes For Nine Little Babies
A pair of hamsters become parents and now seek quick homes for their litter. The pets and supplies classification 76 help you adopt them out fast. Local readers are urged to act promptly.
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Momma
Poppa Hamster
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