Athens RSVP Receives 26710 Grant for 1976 Program
ACTION awards 26710 dollars to the Athens Community Mental Health and Retardation Board to fund the Retired Senior Volunteer Program through Jan 14 1977. Over 300 volunteers assist in local schools hospitals libraries and centers with reimbursements for expenses as needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Action
Federal Agency For Volunteer Service
Athens Community Mental Health and Retardation 648
RSVP
Athens Project
Hocking Valley Community Hospital
Glouster Community Center
Tri-County Joint Vocational School
Nelsonville Children’s Center
Athens Mental Health and Retardation Center
American Red Cross
O’bleness Memorial Hospital
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Athens
Alice Curtis
Community Mental Health and Retardation Board
W. Washington St
Peace Corps
VISTA
University Year For Action
UYA
UNICEF Official in Athens Discusses World Hunger and Malnutrition
UNICEF official Dr. David Burgess spoke to Ohio University foreign students in Athens about global hunger. He warned of a cycle of malnutrition with high infant mortality, poor sanitation, and limited education, urging focus on long term population and poverty solutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Burgess
Unicef
Plant Location Affects Ecology
John Cairns Jr. noted industrial wastes cannot be fully recycled to avoid environmental impact. He outlined an ecologically and economically feasible waste-control system using site risk analysis, regional monitoring, and in-stream lasers and computers to detect changes in stream communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Cairns Jr
Center of Environmental Studies
Blacksburg
Cairns
Ohio University Department of Zoology and Microbiology
Sigma Xi
Morton Math Auditorium
Virginia
Germany
Values Freeze Sought by Governor Rhodes in Ohio
Governor Rhodes pushes a statewide property value freeze arguing annual reappraisals since 1972 have added 124 million dollars in unvoted real estate taxes. He warns the process is confiscatory and regressive, urging elimination. several counties show sizable added taxes in a few years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhodes
Ohio
Athens County
Vinton County
Hocking
Meigs
Gallia
Jackson
Perry
Ohio Public Facilities Commission delays $60 million higher education bonds
The Ohio Public Facilities Commission voted 5-1 to delay selling $60 million in higher education capital improvement bonds at Gov. Rhodes's request. The move aims to free funds for a $12 million State Office Tower rescue and to give legislature time to act. If funding fails, Ohio's bond credit could suffer and rates may rise. The date for sale is postponed. financing for ongoing and not yet started projects will be reviewed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Public Facilities Commission
James A. Rhodes
Rhodes
Public Facilities Commission
Richard Borror
Thomas E. Ferguson
Borror
Thomas Moyer
Gertrude W. Donahey
Ted W. Brown
Administrator Nominations Sought for OU Award
Ohio University invites nominations for the 1976 Outstanding Administrator Award. Any administrator with two years of service and no senior administrator or faculty status is eligible. Nominations due by 5 p.m. January 23. forms at Baker Center information desk. Three awards will be presented in the first week of spring quarter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University
Baker Center
Banquet Speakers Named For Tri-County Action Board
Paul Baldridge state deputy director of the Ohio Development Department and the Rev. John Graham of the Coshocton Community Action Agency will speak at Thursday's Tri-County Community Action Agency banquet. The event starts at 6 30 p m at the Hocking Valley Motor Lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Baldridge
Ohio Development Department
John Graham
Coshocton
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David Burgess
By Deborah Cohn
Bangladesh
United Nations
Palestine Liberation Organization
Athens County Fair Board
Tor Howard Collier
P. Michael DeAngelo
Atty. Gen
William J. Brown
Ronald F. Riviere
A J. Staehli
Freeman Maltz
Chris A. Biddle
Riviere Center
E. Livingston Ave
Seward
Marting
N. Court Street
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