Athens City Schools Set 1977 Budget At 5.42 Million
The Athens City Schools board approved a 1977 budget totaling 5,418,681 dollars, about 400,000 above 1976. The general fund stands at 4,697,109 dollars, with remaining funds from state and federal programs and the cafeteria fund.
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Athens City
Athens City Schools to resume regular schedule with gas aid
Supt. Sam Henderson announced a plan to ease gas curtailments and buy more gas under the buddy system from Reichold Chemical Co. This will allow a four day make up for January closed days and use spring break week of March 20 for makeup, keeping the year on a normal timetable.
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Athens
Sam Henderson
Columbia Gas
Henderson
Reichold Chemical Co
Bremen
Reichold
Athens City
Buddy
State Department of Education
City police face shortage of professional liability insurance
Police Chief Ted Jones said officers have worked without liability insurance since February 7 as insurers shrink in response to a rise in lawsuits against police. A quote of 175 per man per year was withdrawn, and a state court ruling removing sovereign immunity now makes city liability coverage essential rather than optional.
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Ted Jones
Jones
9Th District Court of Appeals
Court of Claims
State Supreme Court
Board to Buy 23 Acres on Route 56
The Athens City School Board voted unanimously to buy a 23 acre tract on Route 56 for a new Morrison Elementary building. The land costs 65000 dollars with 1000 paid as an option. the district may use part for a Beacon School site and allows ODOT entry to Morrison playground for Route 33 work.
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Athens City
Route 56
Pat Light
Morrison
Corporation
Beacon
Beacon School
Light
Ohio Department of Transportation
Morrison Elementary
Henderson
ODOT
Architect Named for Irvine Hall Medical Sciences II Project
Ohio University announced Dan A Carmichael and Associates as architects for converting Irvine Hall into Medical Sciences II. Construction starts this fall and the facility is to finish by December 1978 with labs classrooms offices and clinical suites. The project speeds on after the State Control Board released funds from Grosvenor Hall construction. The Chauncey Dover Lions Club meets Wednesday at 7 p.m. at the clubhouse per President Virgil Baker.
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Ohio University
Dan A. Carmichael and
Irvine
Bord
Grosvenor Hall
Medical Sciences
Chauncey-Dover Lions Club
Virgil Baker
Ford plan seeks cuts in bomber and missile programs
President Ford requests a 159.4 billion budget with reduced B1 bomber production to five aircraft and slower M X missile and advanced helicopter development. F15 output would fall from 108 to 78 as water projects face $289 million cuts triggering congressman protests while strategic program funding still grows, albeit slower.
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Ford
Air Force
Army
Carter
Carter outlines budget review and social program tweaks
The administration reviews projects for environmental or economic risk with new recommendations to come. Carter proposes extending the 26 week unemployment program to 52 weeks through year end, then tapering to 26 weeks by March 1978. A 9 percent cap on hospital bill increases could cut Medicare and Medicaid costs. Housing aid would rise subsidized units from 235,800 to 400,000 with $9.6 billion in 1977 authority, plus $27 million more in public housing subsidies for 1977 and 1978 to offset winter costs.
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Henderson
Carter
Mood Drug Elimination Predicted By Witters
Dr. Weldon Witters, Ohio University zoology professor, warned in the Last Lecture Series that mood altering drugs may disappear as brain electrodes in the pleasure center trigger positive feelings. He cited advances in reproductive research, organ regeneration, and future cures via freezing or replacement, with other faculty speakers listed for the year.
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Weldon Witters
Ohio University
Walter Rhett
Maung Gyi
Witters
Jack Matthews
Shirley Slater
James Lee
Nelsonville Fireman Steps Down for Electric Company Job
Michael Crihfield resigns as a Nelsonville city fireman to take a full time surveying position at Pleasant Power Plant in West Virginia. His resignation was effective immediately after serving five years in May. The department now has three firefighters and the chief. volunteers augment the force.
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Nelsonville
Michael Crihfield
West Virgina
Crihfield
Cricfield
Pleasant
Ohio agency seeks coal prep tech proposals in Ohio
The Ohio Energy and Resource Development Agency invites proposals for development and demonstration of coal preparation and beneficiation technology in Ohio. Proposals must be submitted on or before April 1, 1977. Detailed guidelines available from the agency at State Office Tower 30 East Broad Street Columbus Ohio 43215.
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Ohio Energy and Resource Development Agency
Ohio
East Broad Street
Columbus
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