Hearing on Train Cancellation in Athens City Hall
Residents and Ohio University students may testify at a PUCO hearing on the partial discontinuance of the Baltimore and Ohio National Limited. The 10 a.m. Thursday session in Athens City Hall continues Friday if witnesses remain. no advance安排 required.
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Tom Metters
Athens
Ohio University
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
National Limited
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
City Hall
PACO
B&o
Parkersburg-to-Cincinnati
Chillicothe
Ross County
Robert F. Mather
Everett T. Irvin
PUCO
Howard Goldsberry
Ohio
Cincinnati
Clarence Miller
10Th
Raymond Shepard
Rob Christie
Carl R. Johnson
Martin L. Hecht
Hecht
Johnson
Parkersburg
Ralph Welker
Welker
Myrl Shoemaker
Reduction In Gas Rates Announced In Athens County
Natural gas rates drop by one and 54 one hundredths of a cent per thousand cubic feet on March 1 in Athens County communities including Athens Nelsonville Coolville Chauncey and Buchtel. The cut saves an average homeowner about 2.75 annually and arises from fuel cost clause provisions tied to a rate reduction from Ohio Fuel Gas Co. and contracted supply to Columbia Gas of Ohio.
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Athens County
E. F. Rothel
Southeastern
Athens
Columbia Gas of
Ohio
Nelsonville
Coolville
Chauncey
Buchtel
Bids Opened on City Hall Renovation in Athens
Bids for the renovation of Athens city hall were opened at noon, with three bids anticipated from three specification sets. Plans call for exterior renovations and second story work. Mayor Raymond Shepard said the upstairs opera house area would become a large council chamber, while first floor chambers may become extra office space.
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Athens City Hall
Safety Service
Dwight Robinson
City Hall
Raymond Shepard
Municipal Court Traffic Fines and Violations Listed
A municipal court roundup lists numerous defendants from multiple towns with speeding no license and parking charges. Fines range from 14 to 54 dollars, with several bonds forfeited and offenses including improper backing and jaywalking noted amid weather and drive-in signage observations in Louisville.
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Ronald Victor
Grosvenor St
Lawrence Bishop
Mansfield
Cho
Colonius Davis
Union St
Kes Fagen
Indianapolis
Keith Millican
Big Springs
W. Va
Denver Lowery
Magros
James Hoops
Jackson
Robert Sirianni
Pittsburgh
Wilbur Rueh
Parkersburg
Robert Zide
Marietta
Theodore Kempton
Athens
John Bean
Stewart
Ernest Beckstein
Edward King
New Marshfield
Terrence Dunne
Bidon Bell
Sharpsburg
Gary Thomas
John Wise
Lloyd Morrison
Elliott St
Kenneth Joseph
Pittsburg
James Warning
Sargent Hall
Ohio University reclassification study discussed by union
Three Local 1699 AFSCME representatives met with Ohio Personnel Director Wayne Ward to discuss non academic employee classifications. Oscar McGee said Ward would send a team to Ohio University to study classifications, noting cooks doing bakery work and domestic workers in low categories amid supervisor overlaps. McGee and others testified in Columbus for Senate Bill 458 on collective bargaining for public employees.
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Ohio University
Ohio Personnel Department
American Federation of State
McGee
Paulah Carpenter
Richard King
Columbus
Ohio Senate
Senate
Marshfield Bypass Set for Route 56 Opening in November
The State Highway Department schedules a 3.2 mile bypass of New Marshfield with bids March 5 and completion planned for November. Estimated cost is $1.5 million. The project removes a dangerous Baltimore and Ohio Railroad crossing and includes a new bridge. The two lane bypass will run north of town from the hilltop near a gas compressor station to rejoin Route 56 west of the Donkey farm.
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New Marshfield
State Highway Department
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
OU Seniors Give 7000 To Library
Ohio University's 1968 senior class pledged 7000 of a 25000 goal to equip a new ultra modern library under construction. Each senior will contribute 10 dollars yearly for five years to fund equipment and books for the 5.3 million library set to be finished by September. An addition costing 1.2 million will follow. A Class of 1968 Room will honor the seniors in the seven story building.
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Ohio University
Dick Fulks
Athens
Walter W. Wright
Time Magazine Buys Newark News in Stock Exchange
Time Inc will acquire the Newark News in an exchange of stock marking Time’s first foray into daily newspapers. The Newark News recently began publishing a New York City edition. Sealyham of Wales The Sealyham terrier, a 20 pound dog, was first bred around 1850 in Sealyham Wales.
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Newark
N. J
Time Inc
Newark News
Time
New York City
Sealyham
Wales
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Metropolitan
Baltimore
St. Louis
Cumberland
Railroad Community Service Committee
Huntington
Howard Skidmore
West Virginia
C&o
Charlottesville
C&o-B&o
Louisville
BRER
C. L. Colmer
U. S
Ohio U
Marshfield
Time Magazine
Newark, N. J
Abba Crue
North Court St
Simpson
N. Court ST
Kotex
Highland Park
Vy Price
Bargain
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