ARC approves Ohio package with Mulligan Road sewer project
Governors in 13 states approved Ohio’s FY 1976 package including Mulligan Road sewer project in Athens. Buckeye Hills-Hocking Valley RD may apply for ARC funds. final approval pending. ARC grant of 84000 dollars would aid widening East State Street with 70 percent of total cost. Mayor Barrett said city may be asked for more information before deciding to proceed.
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Appalachian Regional Commission
Ohio
Mulligan Road
Athens
Buckeye Hills-Hocking Valley
ARC
Jerry Anderson
Appalachia
Anderson
East State Street
Donald Barrett
Judges Question Malpractice Damage Cap In Ohio
Two Cuyahoga County judges questioned the constitutionality of a 200000 cap on damages in Ohio's new malpractice law. They warned the provision may unequally benefit physicians and harm public safety if doctors face fewer consequences. The suits include claims against a Lakewood surgeon and the Cleveland Clinic Foundation.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Cuyahoga County
White
McMongale
Arlie B. Graley
Lakewood
Richard Ahlgrim
Cleveland Clinic Foundation
Idaho
Fourth Judicial District
Choir Sings For Chauncey Senior Citizens Club Meeting
The Friendly Circle Senior Citizens Club of Chauncey met with 70 members and guests. John Dunlevy read The History of Our Flag while John Law led the business meeting. A rummage sale was announced for April 7 at the Senior Citizens Building. The Concord Church of Christ choir, with Carolyn Wolfe at the piano, performed several selections. A committee led by Erma Roberts served refreshments. Weekend visitors included Mrs Florence Murphy and daughter Barbara of Columbus and Mrs Ada Vernon and daughters of New Straitsville visiting Mrs Sylvia Osborne.
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Chauncey
Friendly Circle
Senior Citizens Club
John Dunlevy
John Law
Senior Citizens
Converse Street
Dorothy Daugherty
Concord Church of Christ Sand
Carolyn Wolfe
Erma Roberts
Florence Murphy
Barbara
Columbus
Doris
Ada Vernon
New Straitsville
Sylvia Osborne
Task Force Urges Fulltime Personnel Officer for Minority Jobs
The Affirmative Action Task Force of the Athens Community Relations Commission urges the mayor to hire a fulltime personnel officer to monitor minority employment. They stress rapid implementation, advertising for minority vacancies, and closer monitoring across City departments.
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Lorrin Kreider
Commission
Task Force
Susan Frampton
Herper Saunders
Barrett
Black
Start Planning Your Garden Now for Summer Savings
Food bills are high and planning a garden now can ease the summer food budget. This guide urges readers to map out crops, space, and timing to maximize yield and reduce costs.
Ohio University students tour Dayton area with Operation Friendship
Twenty of OU s 700 international students will visit Dayton cultural and industrial sites this weekend. They will attend a reception and potluck at a Dayton church and stay with local families to learn American life. Coordinated by the Dayton alumni chapter, Donald and Ruth Compton lead the program with William Frederick and Patty Estrin assisting.
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Ohio University
Dayton
Air Force Museum
Donald Compton
William Frederick
Architect Named For OQU Renovation
Ohio University selects Dan A Carmichael of Columbus as architect for the second phase of Grosvenor Hall renovation to house the College of Osteopathic Medicine and set a September opening. Phase one bids are open. contracts target general electrical mechanical and plumbing work.
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Ohio University
Dan A. Carmichael
Columbus
Grosvenor Hall
College of
Osteopathic Medicine
Camichael
Creola House Fire Blamed on Overheated Exterior Light
McARTHUR fire chief Loyd Gill said an overheated outside light near the eaves started a fire that spread to the attic of a Creola residence. The fire, confined to the attic, occurred at 7:20 a.m. in a vacant yet furnished home owned by the estate of Jane Steele Brooks. A 30 amp fuse kept from burning out while the fixture overheated.
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McArthur
Loyd Gill
Jane Steele Brooks
Gill
Kiwanians Host Inter Club Meeting in Glouster
Glouster Kiwanis welcomed Logan Kiwanis at Hotel Gordon for an Inter Club gathering. Guests included Harold Smith Bill Harburger Ray Keirns and Ralph Robinson. The program by Richard Guinther featured a legal auto titles quiz and a wills discussion.
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Glouster
Glouster Kiwanis
Logan Kiwanis Club
Hotel Gordon
Logan
Harold Smith
Bill Harburger
Ray Keirns
Ralph Robinson
Smith
Richard Guinther
Citizenship Services Committee
Portsmouth
Chillicothe
Wendell Vermillion
Glouster United Methodist Church
Roger Kittle
Tony Sargenti
The
College of Detroit
Building To Burn Needed For Rome Two Fire Training
Rome Two volunteer firemen seek a vacant house or large barn to burn as part of a state firefighting course. They will start fires and extinguish them under instructor supervision, aiding their training. Residents with suitable structures may call 662-3285 or 662-2932.
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Rome
Athens
Athens Messenger Carrier and Mail Rates Notice
The Athens Messenger lists delivery options by carrier tube and mail with local and out of state rates. Rates show daily and Sunday papers priced per copy and by mail, with annual subscriptions and regional variations.
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Associated Press
D&s
Ohio
West Virginia
U.S. & Possessions
Athens
Johnson Road
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the Athens Messenger
Ayn
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