Ohio U Receives 192 500 Grant for 25 Economics Fellowships
Ohio University secures a 192 500 dollar grant from the U S Office of Education for a one year teacher fellowship program in economics and economic education starting in September. Twenty five fellowships will be awarded to experienced teachers in Ohio and 11 Appalachian states.
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U. S. Office of Education
Ohio
Appalachian
Pennsylvania
New York
Maryland
West Virginia
Kentucky
Virginia
Tennessee
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Alabama
Roman F. Warmke
The
Ohio Council On Economic Education
Warmke
Squad Called On Three Emergencies
The Athens Fire Department emergency squad was called on three emergency runs overnight. Rex Clark, 45, was treated at 43 Canterbury Dr for a possible slipped disc and transported to Sheltering Arms Hospital. Mrs. David Langley, 21, of 1914 Mound St, suffered a possible right foot fracture and was taken to Hudson Health Center. Richard Rosen, 18, of James Hall, had a severe finger laceration at Bird Arena and was treated at Hudson Health Center.
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Athens Fire Department
Canterbury Dr
Rex Clark
Sheltering Arms Hospital
David Langley
Mound St
Hudson Health Center
Bird Arena
Richard Rosen
James Hall
Rosen
New Captain Given Oath In Athens Police Depart
Charles Cochran an 11 year veteran of the Athens police department was sworn in Wednesday afternoon as the new police captain by Mayor Raymond Shepard. Cochran who had led the afternoon shift as sergeant now takes the day shift after ranking highest on a civil service examination for the captain position.
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Charles Cochran
Athens Police Department
Raymond Shepard
Cochran
Sheltering Arms Hospital Notes Admits and Dismissals
Sheltering Arms Hospital records list admissions including Claude Kantner Sherman Pratt and several Athens residents such as Roscoe Eggers Kathleen McAfee Nora Jenks and Elizabeth Hunter. Discharges include George Johnston Joseph Holtz Max Carsey and others led by Mrs. William Kelly and Miss Sharon Dillon.
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Claude Kantner
Sherman Pratt
Ernest Rosser
Kathleen McAfee
Nora W. Jenks
Roscoe E. Eggers
Elizabeth Hunter
Athens
Jimmy L. Rutter
Clarence Hunter
Glouster
William Cunningham
Louise Lee
George Johnston
Joseph Holtz
Max Carsey
William Kelly
Curtis Luckadoo
Harry Thorton
Charles Lasure
Robert Perry
Sharon Dillon
Katherine Coen
Gary Bethel
Cecelia Price
City Safety Director attends governor highway safety conference
City Safety Director Thomas Chesser will visit Columbus on Thursday and Friday for the governor’s conference on highway and traffic safety. He focuses on traffic engineering and aims to learn background to address local traffic problems.
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Thomas Chesser
Columbus
Chesser
Litz v Litz Case Cites Gross Neglect and Cruelty Claims
The court case records Robert W. Litz versus Marilyn M. Litz alleging gross neglect and extreme cruelty as the key grounds for dissolution. Proceedings focus on fault and settlement implications within the family law framework.
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Robert W. Litz
Marilyn M. Litz
Athens Auditor Mails 2800 Tax Statements
The Athens County auditor mails 2800 personal property tax returns due April 30. Taxpayers report inventories and equipment, with tangible tax at 70 percent of value after a court reversed a 1967 54 percent rule. The notice covers both tangible and intangible property and outlines who must file and where to pay. A brush fire on Long Run Road burned about an acre. no damage.
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Athens County
J. W. Whaley
Ohio
Richland Ave
Leo Jarvis
Long Run Road
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Ohio U
Appalachia
Manning Perry, Radcliff
Auditor's Office
Evan Wayne A
Eckune
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