Alexander School Board May Consider 4-Mill Levy
Alexander School Board discussed placing a four-mill operating levy on the May primary ballot. If approved, funds would support current programs, with potential borrowing before funds arrive in 1971. Budget gaps and possible cutting of 21 teaching positions if the levy fails were noted. The board also approved four new school buses at 13,393 your share after 45 percent state reimbursement, and voted not to reinstate bus driver Pansey Jordan.
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Alexander
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State Board of Education
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Carpenter Body Co
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Lohr
State Board
Pansey Jordan
Doctor Okays Hemorrhoid Treatment For New Jersey Couple
Wharton New Jersey Mr and Mrs C M Jeffers report their son suffered hemorrhoids and after a doctor approved Preparation H the boy improved The ad claims doctor tested Preparation H shrinks inflamed hemorrhoids provides prompt relief from pain burning and itching reduces swelling lubricates and prevents infection Available in ointment or suppository form
Kiwanis Tour Of Sheltering Arms Hospital
Kiwanis members toured Sheltering Arms Hospital under construction with Hospital Administrator Charles Sanders outlining plans. The facility aims for 125 beds on completion with future expansion to 350, featuring 24 hour emergency staffing, in-hospital delivery service, pneumatic tubes, and automated patient flow systems.
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Kiwanis
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Jury Trial Granted On Driving Charge
An Athens man Clarence Thompson was granted a jury trial in Municipal Court on a driving while intoxicated charge. He was cited for driving with an expired license and failure to stop within a clear distance. Hearings on the other charges were continued until March.
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Don Peden Former Ohio U Coach and AD Dies
Funeral arrangements are announced for Don C. Peden former Ohio University coach and athletic director who died Monday in San Diego California after a heart attack. He led Ohio University for 26 years as coach and administrator and had holds in Hall of Fame. His football teams won Buckeye Conference titles and he also coached baseball for 25 years.
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Three Ohio University Poets Read Original Works
Four Ohio University students will read their own poetry in the Voices of 1970 program at Ellis Hall Room 111 at 4 p.m. Wednesday. Readers are Donald Kutschall Albany Albert Stokes Wildwood Crest N J Lawrence Carr West Mifflin Pa and Gregory Brehm Huntington Woods Mich Kutschall a senior in Cutter College will read from one long poem with live guitar and art behind him Stokes a senior in creative writing Carr a sophomore in acting Brehm a sophomore will present circular prose
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Lawrence Carr
West Mifflin
Gregory Brehm
Huntington Woods
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