HAVAR Eyes Athens Site For Handicapped Residence
After a year-long search Hocking-Athens-Vinton Area Residences aims to house ten 18-year-old handicapped males in a east side Athens home. The facility seeks state licensing, with first year costs around 101000 dollars and ongoing costs under 35000. Major funding from CMH and county commissioners is anticipated, while a $30000 down payment is future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deborah Hrouda Messenger
Hocking-Athens-Vinton Area Residences
HAVAR
Mary Badger
Athens County
Badger
Ohio Department of Mental Health and Corrections
Ohio
648 Board
Ohio University Scholar Joins Best Photo Service
Dr. Donald E. Perry retires from teaching after a 27 year OU career to become corporate personnel manager for Best Photo Service Inc. He chaired the Industrial Technology Dept for 15 years, taught since 1947, and worked in Nigeria 1959-61. He and wife Mary Ellen plan to stay in Athens. Also Hubert Stage reappointed to the City Recreation Commission by Mayor Bumgardner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald E. Perry
Ohio University
Best Photo Service Inc
The
Nashua Co
Dr. Perry
Ministry of Education
Nigeria
Perry
Bradley University
Ohio Industrial Arts Association
American Industrial Arts Association
Mary Ellen
Athens
Nelsonville
Hubert Stage
W. Canal St
City Recreation Commission
Donald W. Bumgardner
Pasture-first Conservationist Joins Athens District
Bob Steele becomes the new district conservationist for the Athens Soil and Water Conservation District. A Purdue agronomy graduate, he moves from Indiana after six years in Mt. Vernon Posey County and a career with the Soil Conservation Service. He and his family chose Athens for its friendly people and proximity to a university.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County
Bob Steele
Steele
Angel Ridge
Athens
Purdue
U.S. Soil Conservation Service
Indiana
Ohio
Posey County
Ind
Wabash River
Scottsburg
Ripley County
SCS
Vincennes
Wabash
Bloomfield
Mt. Vernon
John Millar
Judy
Soil Conservation Society of America
Panel backs family exemptions and tax relief measures
The House approved bills lifting the $3,000 cap on family exemptions and allowing higher exemptions per person, with Rep. John E. Johnson proposing an increase to $750. Senate support is pending as authors cite relief for taxpayers and alignment with prior losses, while additional bills cover insurance, tax and local government funding.
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House
Senate
William Hinig
New Philadelphia
Ohio
William G. Batchelder
Medina
Legal Reserve Life Insurance
Ways and Means
John E. Johnson
Orville
Johnson
Northeast Ohio Medical College
Harry L. Armstrong
R- 17
Logan
Robert T. Secrest
Cambridge
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Gallipolis
Donald Perry
Best Photo Service
New County Conservationist
Dave
Devron
George Tablack
D-52
Campbell
Saget
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Athens, Ohio
Bankamericard
North Court St
Nelsonville On the Square
North Court Street
Hardwick
America
West State ST
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