Commissioners Try to Speed Construction Juvenile Facility Start Soon
Athens County Commissioners announced steps to accelerate a new juvenile detention facility. They plan to select an architect with the County Building Commission and consider building between the sheriff's office and courthouse with ground floor detention and second floor offices.
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Wildlife stock for landowners offered by Ohio department
The Division of Wildlife of the Ohio Department of Natural Resources offers trees and shrubs for wildlife food and cover. Landowners with 30 acres or more and some hunting on site may receive planting stock free of charge. Applications due February 1 for spring planting, with varieties including white pine red pine and autumn olive. Public information on wildlife plantings is available.
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Weekend Ohio Weather Outlook
Cloudy with a chance of showers or flurries tonight. Lows around 30. Cloudy Saturday with highs in the upper 30s. Extended outlook shows a chance of rain or snow Sunday and Tuesday. Highs Sunday through Tuesday in the upper 30s to low 40s. Lows in the 20s.
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University to Poll Faculty on Semester System Change
OU administrators will poll faculty and governance groups this month to gauge opinions on moving back to a semester system. If approved in the poll, the plan would be implemented in the 1976-77 academic year.
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Kootaga Area Plans Uniform Inspections
The Kootaga Area Council of Boy Scouts will conduct a uniform inspection during a 1975 roll call as 2 050 volunteer adults support packs and troops. Aiming to have Scouts wear the uniform properly, the change awaits the Fall Quarter of 1976 77. The Ohio Board of Regents authorized a possible shift to an early semester system, beginning fall 1976 with a semester end around May 10, pending formal regent action.
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The Athens Messenger Advertising Rates and Contact Details
The Athens Messenger lists subscription prices and mailing details for readers. It provides weekly and monthly rates, a mail-order address at 73 North and Johnson Road, Athens Ohio 45701, and notes publication by The Messenger Publishing Company with Sunday and West Virginia editions. The notice also shows single copy price and legal paper designation information.
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