Athens Center faces shrinking role in state plan
The Athens Mental Health and Retardation Center faces no funding for its developmental unit as the state rolls out a phasedown of institutional care. Officials say the unit may be closed with patients moved to community programs, leaving Center Hospital and other facilities as the focus.
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Herb Amey
Athens
Athens Center
Ohio
Athens County
Niesen
Orient State
Gallipolis
Carter names Curtis for Democratic chair and Harman for Commerce post
President-elect Carter asked the Democratic National Committee to elect former Maine Governor Kenneth Curtis as party chairman and named Sidney Harman to be undersecretary of commerce. He also announced Juanita Kreps as commerce secretary candidate. Curtis is expected to win the DNC post January 21 in Washington.
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Commerce
Carter
Curtis
Charles Schultze
Maine
Robert Strauss
Ken Curtis
Democratic Party
Bob Strauss
Democratic National Committee
Washington
Strauss
Dallas
Jimmy Carter
Kenneth Curtis
Mission Minister Vernon Pettenger to Speak at New Life Assembly
The Rev. Vernon Pettenger, an Assemblies of God missionary to South Africa, will speak at 7:30 tonight at New Life Assembly of God Church 18 N Lancaster St. He and his wife Martha have ministered in South Africa since 1951 and helped build four church buildings. The public is invited to attend. a film of a South Africa crusade will be shown.
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Vernon Pettenger
Assemblies of God
South Africa
New Life Assembly of God
N. Lancaster St
John M. Palmer
Pettenger
Martha
Fellowship of Assemblies of God Missionaries
Katz Named Program Coordinator for Ohio University Extension
Phyllis Katz appointed as program coordinator in Ohio University's Extension Division overseeing non-credit continuing education. She will help develop short-term workshops conferences and institutes while continuing her second term on Athens City Council. Katz has a regional planning background and holds a BA from Douglass College Rutgers and a masters from Ohio University. She serves on several planning and regional commissions and on Lt. Gov Celeste's state finance advisory committee.
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Phyllis Katz
Ohio University
Curt M. Johnson
Final 1976 estimated tax due January 17 for Ohio residents
Citizens with insufficient tax withholding must pay their final installment of 1976 estimated federal income tax by January 17. Amended estimates are due for those whose 1976 income changed significantly in the last quarter. The filing requirements apply to taxpayers who first met declaration rules in late 1976, per the Internal Revenue Service.
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Ohio
Internal Revenue
IRS
Cincinnati
Athens Health Board approves funding for school children program
The Athens City-County Health Board approved 25482 dollars for the hearing vision and dental program serving county school children. Variances on two parcels were discussed. one approved with a sewage extension linkage. A Punkin Vine Lounge license enforcement deadline was set. IRS filing deadlines and exemptions for estimated tax were outlined for farmers and fishermen.
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Athens City-County
Bridgewater
Mulligan Road
Punkin Vine
Bishop
Send No Money for Licenses
The FCC suspends all fees for CB and ham licenses effective January 1 to allow review of a court ruling. Licenses remain required for operation, and applicants should not send money now. Refunds and new rates will be announced later. call 594-2121 in Athens for details. Public notice by WOUB Radio and Athens Repeater Association.
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Federal Communications Commission
FCC
Athens
Woub Radio
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