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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1971
Page
5
Vinton County voters approved a five mill operating levy 1 401 to 1 065, ensuring open schools for 1971 72. Supt K W Christopher warned without funds the district could not reopen and plan to buy 15 new buses. board to meet to approve purchases.
Federal mine inspector Ralph Dean says Peabody No. 9 South Mine in Perry County now vents intake air over equipment that could send smoke and fumes to workers if a fire starts. The notice, posted January 14, notes reversed ventilation to meet safety act requirements and cites belt conveyors, cables, pumps, transformers, and transfer units as risk points.
Logan-Hocking County sanitarian Donald A. Robers offers steps for safe home and small operation food handling. He stresses planning, selecting quality foods, sanitation, proper storage, cooking, cooling, and serving in clean pleasant surroundings with steady temperatures and prompt service.
Four recent Case Western Reserve University graduates were named trustees to bring youthful perspectives. The appointees are Mrs. Michael Smith of Rosemont School for Girls Columbus Dennis Gibala serving in California with the Navy Owen Heggs Jr administrative assistant to U S Rep Louis Stokes Cleveland and Albrecht Saalfield head of the upper school at University School Cleveland. They graduated between 1966 and 1968 and were active on campus.
Logan City Board of Education voted Monday night to keep the 11.5 mill operational levy. Five reasons cited include voter hesitation, expected state funding changes, risk of school closures, salary continuity, and bond issue concerns. LEA vows to seek OEA analysis next.
William Henry Harrison is credited with originating the American political campaign in his 1840 bid for the presidency. He used a miniature log cabin and the slogan Tippecanoe and Tyler Too to launch a long tradition of campaign cries.
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