Pomeroy Nursing Home Tops Meigs County Plan For 1976
Meigs County Regional Planning Commission names a county nursing home as the top priority for 1976. County officials note land near Veterans Memorial Hospital is available for construction, with Jennings Associates due to report in February on funding possibilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beulah Jones
Meigs
Pomeroy
Meigs County
C. E. Blakeslee
Jennings Associates
Planning Commission
Mulberry Heights
Property maps aid buyers and tax recovery at county meeting
Buehl emphasized maps would help property owners and buyers where boundaries are unclear and aid locating unpaid taxes. Discussion also touched the second phase of the Pomeroy Mason Bridge repairs with Edison Baker of Middleport urging state action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buehl
Pomeroy-Mason Bridge
Edison Baker
Middleport
Proposals Seek Athens Bypass Route 33 Power Plant Site
ETE urged the commission to press the highway department for the Athens by pass and completion of Route 33 to Athens. Other proposals call for developing industrial sites including the Great Bend area where Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co has thousands of acres under option for a proposed power plant. Housing was discussed with a potential 48 unit Pomeroy apartment building if plans are finished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commission
Highway Department
Athens
Great Bend
Columbus and
Southern Ohio Electric Co
Pomeroy
Meigs Planners Urge Fast Bridge Work And Route 124 Pump
Transportation officials weigh hardship from a bridge closure expected March to October. Meigs planners want Route 124 improvements and contact state and federal representatives including U S Rep Clarence Miller to speed repairs. Proposals include a Ravenswood Pomeroy Middleport bridge project and broader regional access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meigs
Traffic congestion review noted at Johnson-led meeting
A review of traffic congestion was conducted with Johnson serving as president. The next meeting is scheduled for January 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Green Scholar Named at Hocking Tech in A P Green Award
Terry Weaver was named the first recipient of the A P Green Scholarship at Hocking Technical College, funded by A P Green Refractories Co. The two year award supports high school graduates entering the Ceramic Engineering Technology program, first in the nation. Weaver, son of Mrs. Robert Weaver of Crooksville, graduates from Crooksville High School. The program trains students for heat processing of clays and inorganic minerals in ceramic industries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Terry Weaver
A.P. Green
Hocking Technical
Weaver
Robert Weaver
Crooksville
Crooksville High School
Hocking Tech
United States
California
Welfare Budget Okayed by Pomeroy Meigs County Officials
Meigs County Commissioners approve the Welfare Department budget totaling 215302.29 with detailed allocations for salaries contracts public assistance medical aid food stamps and retirement. The paper notes the first ever breakdown and mentions annex buildings and options to house students including moving a portable unit from Union Furnace Elementary School to a West lot site at an estimated cost near 35000.
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Pomeroy
Meigs County
Welfare Department
Ullman
Union Furnace Elementary School
School board weighs lunch routes and rent for West School
Officials consider bringing children to West School for lunch while noting narrow streets and low curbing. Rent for both buildings ranges from 300 to 400 dollars monthly. A decision is delayed but boards seek a plan to meet an August 15 deadline so teachers have time to set up rooms for pupils.
Logan School Board approves 1976 appropriations in meeting
Logan City School Board finalized the 1976 budget totaling 4,507,934 dollars with a general fund of 3,915,804 and bond retirement and other funds. New officers Karen Collison and Justin L Wells were sworn in. Don Young elected president and Dan Long vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young
Dan Long
Larry Wells
Tri- County Joint Vocational School Board
Long
Wells
Logan City
Hocking County
West School
Ed Ullman
West
Driver Hurt In Accident On Route 124
Charles Nease of Pomeroy Route 4 sustained injuries Thursday morning in a traffic crash on Route 124 near Rutland. His eastbound pickup veered on snow and ice, struck a bridge, and was taken to Holzer Medical Center by the Rutland Volunteer Emergency Squad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Charles Nease
Pomeroy Route 4
Rutland
Nease
Holzer Medical Center
Street crews clear Nelsonville streets after snow fall
City crews plowed snow from most streets Wednesday night into Thursday morning. Ice beneath the snow made some roads hazardous. No serious accidents were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville — City
County plans for indigent defense and grant signs
Hocking County Commissioners approved hiring local public defenders on an as needed basis and authorized grant applications for rural area and village signage. Indigent defendants may choose counsel or request the judge to appoint an attorney. A county bar association fee schedule was adopted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Lovell
Logan
Hocking County
The
County Bar Association
Common Pleas Court
Hocking County Public Defender Plan and Fees Adopted
The county sets attorney fees by case type including felonies from $550 to $900 and misdemeanors from $125 to $500. Post conviction work is $40 per hour with half day trials at $150 and longer trials at $300 per day. Funds include $3,000 from attorney fees, $1,200 from miscellaneous employes, and a proposed $49,563.05 Buckeye-Hills grant to erect 833 signs for emergency routing, plus building purchase authorization of $31,500 and current bills totaling $9,736.94.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Appeals
Thomas A. Hickman II
Buckeye-Hills- Hocking Valley Regional Development Association
Hickman
Charles F. Shonk
Council On Aging
West Logan
Washington Cavalcade reviewed at Middleport Literary Club
Mrs. Arthur Strauss led a session on Washington's Cavalcade by Charles Hurd at the Middleport Literary Club meeting in Mrs. Nan Moore's home. She described the presidents and Washington's growth from swamp to capital, noting White House hostesses since Abigail Adams. New officers were elected: Bernard Fultz president, Charles McDaniel VP, Ben Philson secretary, Sibley Slack treasurer, with Forrest Bachtel reading the report. Mrs. James Euler attended as a guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
Arthur Strauss
Washington
Charles Hurd
Nan Moore
Strauss
United States
Capitol
Stauss
White House
Abigail Adams
Dolly Madison
Bernard Fultz
Charles McDaniel
Ben Philson
Sibley Slack
Forrest Bachtel
James Euler
Dwight Wallace
Day Care Teacher Opening At Nelsonville Center
A day care teacher position is open at the Nelsonville center of the Tri County Community Action Agency day care program. Applicants must be in good health with experience with young children and will plan activities and participate in career development. Salary is 4886 dollars annually. Applications due January 21 at day care centers or the CAA office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville Center
Tri-County Community Action Agency
Arlene Sheak
CAA
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Ravenswood
Terry
Jeff Spalsberry
Barrows
Jack
Ine
Logan Teachers Association
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Glouster
John M. Jones
Athens County
al Leonard
Council
Alex Docie
Arthur Moore
Public Defender Plan
BEFT
Food Giant Supermarket
Bob Wilson
Bob
FDIC
Public Square
Ohio
Chrysler
Volaré
E.pa
Washington Book
WZEO
Chrysler Corporation
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