OVHSF Drops Plan For Single Health Agency
The Ohio Valley Health Services Foundation pulls its bid to become the Health Systems Agency for 18 southeastern Ohio counties after talks with state and federal officials. A merger with the Cambridge group is pursued amid funding cycle uncertainties and canceled public meetings in Zanesville and Athens.
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The
Ohio Valley Health Services Foundation Inc
Health Systems Agency
Ohio
OVHSF
Southeastern Ohio Health Planning Association of Cambridge
Columbus
Jack Farrington
Cambridge Group
HSA
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Farrington
Athens Woman Files to Run for County Commissioner
Karen Harvey of 822 Ervin Road announces Democratic candidacy for the Athens County Commissioner seat vacated by Helen Baker who will not seek re election. Harvey, a former teacher and ONU extension coordinator, has led local League of Women Voters work and participated in regional government committees.
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Athens Area
Athens County
Helen Baker
Karen Harvey
Ervin Road
Harvey
Athens League of Women Voters
League
Ohio
Nelsonville
Dean Coddington
Children’s Center
Meeting Postponed by Athens Band Boosters
The Athens Band Boosters meet Monday at 7 30 p.m. at the high school to view a film of the Athens High School Marching Band and decide on new uniforms and next year’s marching band festival plans. Firemen investigated a washing machine motor short at 171 N Congress St. Sunday.
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Athens Band
Ray Skinner
Athens High School
Skinner
Woub TV
Athens
N. Congress St
John Northurp
OU Faculty Study Finds Doubts on Bargaining Comparability
Ohio University Faculty Senate study on collective bargaining reports 25 pros 25 cons and notes four Ohio campuses show differing bargaining agency choices. The commission warns non comparability limits applying results to OU guiding election plans and future governance.
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Ohio
University of Cincinnati
American Association of University Professors
AAUP
Youngstown State University
National Education Association
Kent State University
Ohio Education Association
Bowling Green State University
Ohio University
Ronald Hicks Messenger
Ohio University Faculty Senate
Charles J. Ping
Richard H. Bald
Faculty Senate
Board of Trustees
Study Commission
Academic
Collective Bargaining Information Service
ACBIS
National Center For the Study of
Commissions
United States
Com
Study Ready The Exclusion of Interests in University Bargaining
The text argues that excluding students alumni and the public from bargaining harms governance and increases dissatisfaction. It notes formalization of structure and operation, division among faculty administration and students, and potential higher costs for students. It critiques defining efficiency by inputs over output and warns of instructional disruption during a strike.
Revenue sharing totals reach 24.9 million in 10th District
Rep. Clarence Miller notes Treasury figures show counties in the 10th District have received more than 24.9 million through the federal revenue sharing program. The program began in 1972 and is set to expire unless extended by Congress. Local totals include Athens 2,941,964 and Gallia 1,268,175 among others. Mayor Donald Barrett urges property owners to clear snow and ice from sidewalks after complaints.
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10Th Congressional District
Clarence Miller
Miller
Treasury Department
Congress
Athens County
Gallia
Hocking
Jackson
Meigs
Morgan
Perry
Vinton
Donald Barrett
New Justice Stevens Opens Supreme Court Tenure
Justice John Paul Stevens joins the Supreme Court bench for the first session, facing cases on alien rights, wildlife protection, and other issues. The calendar includes challenges to a Civil Service rule, water rights for a Nevada farmer, disability benefits, taxation, and police trainee testing. The court will also rule on campaign spending, while Stevens did not participate in that argument. He began with closed conferences as the term opened.
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Washington
John Paul Stevens
Supreme Court
Stevens
Court of Appeals
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Chicago
William O. Douglas
Inmates Flood Cells at Athens County Jail Disturbance
Dozens of prisoners flooded a cell block at the Athens County Jail Sunday night by using showers and blocking drains. One inmate, Tom Bolin of Jacksonville, climbed a 20 foot heater and threatened to jump. the Athens Fire Department, aided by a fire truck and ladder, helped remove him after Sheriff Paul Brown talked him down.
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Athens County
Paul Brown
Tom Bolin
Jacksonville
Athens Fire Department
Bolin
Sheriff Brown
Travel funds urged by Ohio development director
Development Director James A. Duerk seeks blanket authority to use state funds for urgent travel as Democrats on the emergency board again reject pre approval for out of state trips. The board plans to reopen budget hearings while Duerk asks for 10 000 in the first quarter of 1976 and a 75 per day travel allowance for Europe with offices in Dusseldorf and Brussels.
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Columbus, Ohio
James A. Duerk
State Emergency Board
House
Senate
Duerk
Rhodes Administration
Joint
Ohio Department of Economic and Community Development
Ohio
Robert Howarth
House Finance
Myr H. Shoemaker
D-88
Bourneville
Development Department
Shoemaker
William J. Brown
Brown
Europe
Dusseldorf
Germany
Brussels
Belgium
U.S
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Zanesville
Westerville
Kimberly Kish
Franklin County
Maureen Barsnack
Sherral Ford
Jefferson
Columbiana
Unitarian Fellowship of Athens
Morrison School Pta
Athens Friends of Children’s Services
Women Administrator's Group
University
Civil Service Commission
Nevada
North Carolina
Toppers Plains
Coolville
Larry & Vivian Hopps
Putnam Howe Drive
Belpre, Ohio
DIAL
Fairhaven
Hero
RCA
Cunningham Music Center
Stimson & Palmer
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