HAPSEC hires speech therapist and board updates
At the February HAPSEC board meeting Elaine Dragga was hired as speech and hearing therapist. She will start April 1 after student teaching in Cleveland, while Linda Bauer proposed released time for elementary teachers for in service training. The board also discussed film orders for 1969-70, an evaluation committee, cooperative buying, and legislative bills with Don Maddux reporting.
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Hapsec
Howard Nace
Martin Essex
Nace
Ralph Grieco
Center
Dr Yaw resigns from Hocking Hospital staff
Dr. Owen F. Yaw resigns as chief of staff at Hocking Valley Community Hospital Logan citing policy dissatisfaction. He sought courtesy staff status to treat patients without policy duties, a move denied he plans to refer hospitalized patients to out of town consultants. This follows the resignation of Dr. Richard Bullock in January 1967.
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Logan
Hocking Valley Community Hospital
Owen F. Yaw
Yaw
Logan Hospital
Richard Bullock
McArthur
Hocking Valley Hospital
Two Injured In Hocking Car Upset On Route 33
Logan Ohio two men were injured when a Marine Corps truck overturned on old Route 33 north of Logan early Friday. Driver James A. Fuller 25 of Columbus and passenger John Girgan 25 of Columbus were admitted to Hocking Valley Community Hospital. Sheriff Hartman said excessive speed by Fuller caused the crash shortly before 3 a.m.
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Logan
James A. Fuller
John Girgan
Columbus
Hocking Valley Community Hospital
Paul Hartman
United States Marine Corps
Fuller
Mabry Leads Rebounders in NAIA Stats
Mabry of Rio Grande College topped the NAIA rebounding chart with a 24.1 average in the penultimate stats release before tournament play. Los Angeles Baptist posted the top scoring mark at 106.2, while Central State of Ohio led in defense with 501.
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Kansas City
Robert Mabry
Rio Garade
Ohio
Los Angeles Baptist
Central State
Kern May Require Surgery After Shoulder Injury
Ohio State quarterback Rex Kern may need surgery on a lingering left shoulder injury. The sophomore from Lancaster reinjured it in a basketball game and would miss spring practice if an operation is required.
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Columbus
Rex Kern
Ohio State
Lancaster
Kern
Logan Officer Shoots Self in Home Accident
Logan City patrolman Curtis Pooler, 28, shot himself on Friday morning while attempting to unjam a pistol at his home 462 East Front Street. He was rushed to Mount St Mary Hospital Nelsonville for bullet removal. police cited lack of an anesthetist at a nearby hospital. Pooler had just gone off duty and reported the self-inflicted gun injury. His wife, mother-in-law, and two children were at home.
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Curtis Pooler
Logan City
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Mount St. Mary Hospital
Nelsonville
Pooler
Nelsonville Hospital
Hocking Community Hospital
Two Entries In Meigs Investigated By Sherif
Meigs County Sheriff Robert Hartenbach and FBI and Ohio BCI agents investigated two break ins in Meigs early morning. Rutland branch of Pomeroy National Bank suffered a broken floor safe and attempted vault entry after 8 am. Ashland Oil Co bulk plant in Minersville had a heavy steel door pried open and a damaged pop machine with $200 damage.
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Rutland
Pomeroy National Bank
Ashland Oil Co
Minersville
Meigs County
Robert Hartenbach
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Ohio Bureau of Criminal Investigation
William Hobstetter
Hartenbach
Galen Brown
Middleport
Memorial fund transfer boosts nursing program at Twig II
LOGAN A memorial fund for John H Hildabolt administered by Hocking Valley Community Hospital Twig II was moved to the Hocking Lean Fund of Practical Nursing at a Wednesday night meeting at Mrs Elaine Cellino s home with hostess Mrs Betty Lass It was announced a training session for volunteer Patio Shop workers on March 4 and 6 would be held at the hospital Guest night date to be announced Mrs John Hildabolt was named to the auxiliary committee to revise by laws Plans for the Sleighbell Ball included a band About 15 members and one guest Mrs Sheila Tober attended The evening featured a fund raising silent auction.
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John Hildabolt
Sheila Tober
Tri-County Open House Set Sunday
Nelsonville officials announce a second open house at Tri County Vocational High School and Technical Institute due to demand. Sunday visiting hours are 1 to 4 PM following more than 7 000 attendees at the first event observing demonstrations and interacting with pupils.
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Tri-County
Nelsonville
Tri-County Vocational High School and Technical Institute
Thomas Porter
Divorces Filed in Pomeroy Meigs County District
Divorces filed include George Kauff of Racine versus Eleanor Kauff of Salem Ohio and Robert Raiguel of Reedsville versus Margaret Raiguel of Reedsville.
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Meigs County
George Kauff
Racine
Eleanor Kauff
Salem
Ohio
Robert Raiguel
Reedsville
Margaret Raiguel
Athens Ordinance Sets Sale of 994000 Preliminary Loan Notes
City of Athens Ohio adopts Ordinance No 0 12 49 authorizing sale and delivery of 994000 in New Preliminary Loan Notes tied to Project Ohio R 63 under the Housing Act of 1949. The measure approves requisition agreement No 5 and project temporary note No 6 and declares an emergency. Multiple bid proposals from Continental Illinois National Bank and Trust Chicago Chase Manhattan Lehman Brothers Mellon National Bank Northern Trust Citizens Southern are reviewed with interest costs ranging from 4.15 to 4.48 percent and premiums from 0 to 40 dollars. The city selects the lowest cost option to fund the project and repay outstanding notes.
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United States of America
Secretary of Housing and Urban Development
New York
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A. G. Becker & Co. Incorporated
Citizens & Southern National Bank
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Georgia
Citizenss & Southern National Bank
Saia
United States OF America Secretary of Housing On Urban Development
First National City Bank
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Athens Ohio issues Preliminary Loan Notes for urban project
City issues New Preliminary Loan Notes Series and Project Temporary Loan Note No 6 to finance urban renewal. Notes are secured by United States loan funds and require paying agents, with explicit flow of proceeds to retire principal and interest and preserve project blight eradication.
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Ohio
United States of America
Department of Housing and Urban Development
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