Opinions Clash Over Farm Pollution Bill In Ohio
Agriculture Director Stackhouse and Natural Resources chief Teater differ on a pollution bill. Stackhouse argues it imposes costs and government control. Teater defends it as reasonable with local standards and potential long term benefits for erosion control and production. The measure is carried over for more hearings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert E. Miller
Associated Press
Columbus, Ohio
John M. Stackhouse
Natural Resources
Robert W. Teater
Stackhouse
House
Teater
Natural Resources Director
Soil and Water District
Ohio Farm Bureau
Ohio Municipal League
EPA
Space-Work Exchange Still Possible for School
In week three of talks between the Athens County Mental Health 169 Board and the Athens Mental Health and Retardation Center, plans to exchange rent free space for Beacon School for in kind staff work remain viable. Board chair Dr. J. K. Bratton notes a prior denial of a written proposal to withhold rent during negotiations due to Beacon School’s rent being administered by a different department. The concept mirrors a prior temporary arrangement with the Southeast Ohio Emergency Medical Service providing housing for transport services, which may affect the negotiations' course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judy Johnston Messenger
Athens County Mental Health 169 Board
Athens Mental Health and Retardation Center
Beacon School
Inkind
J. K. Bratton
169
Department of Public Works
Bratton
Southeast Ohio Emergency Medical Service
Athens Mental Health Center
O'Bleness Memorial Hospital
169 Board
Mental Health Center
Ed Kliner
AtCo
Kliner
Athens Center
AtCo Workshop
GSI
Sara Richards
OU Food Facility Self-Sustaining
The Central Food Facility of Ohio University will clear 25 000 to 40 000 this year according to Gene Reed director of OU Food service in a speech to the Athens Lions Club. The facility proposed in 1968 and completed in 1972 now serves 81 schools within 100 miles, aided by bulk buying reducing costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central
Ohio University
Gene Reed
OU Food Service
Athens Lions Club
Reed
Central Food
Messenger Announces Departmental Reorganization Of Circulation
The Messenger announces administrative changes in its circulation department led by Fred Weber II. Robert Allen becomes senior circulation supervisor and distribution assistant, overseeing mail room operations and vehicle maintenance across most of Athens County. James Schultz serves as circulation supervisor and administration assistant, managing the main office and Nelsonville contract agency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messenger
Fred Weber II
Robert Allen
James Schultz
Allen
Athens County
Schultz
Nelsonville
Athens High School
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Cuyahoga
The
Women’s City Club
Cleveland Building and Construction Trades Council
Cuyahoga River
Detroit Superior
Cleveland
Eugene Bleigh
Bleigh
Franklin Washburn
Harry Sands
Reagan School
Sands
Athens
Gallipolis
Virginia
Randy
Scott
Alexander High School
Nelsonville High School
Annette
Michelle
Scholl
Scho
Logan, Ohio
W. Washington
Nelsonville, Ohio
Richland Ave
Ohio
Ione Rin MO
Betty Crocker
ALL Meat
U.S.D.A
Tae
Mrs. Smith
Borden
Winesap Apples
Charmin
Betsy Ross
Joe
Leh Lane
Dial Soap
C&e
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