SECEMS TB expands heart emergency training for EMTs
Technicians at SECEMS stations in Athens Coolville Nelsonville Glouster and McArthur completed 200 hours of extra training to qualify as Ohio paramedics EMT-Ps. The program uses two way radio to relay ECG data to base hospitals and direct on scene treatment with CPR education offered locally.
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Secems
Athens
Coolville
Nelsonville
Glouster
McArthur
Southeast Ohio
Hocking
Lawrence
American Heart Association
American Red Cross
Seoems
Joel Bitters
Jeff Gura
Bob Wilson
Vinton Counties
Tourism boom boosts 1975 Ohio region economy
A Buckeye Tourist Council study shows 1975 travel spending in an 18 county area including Athens rose 21 percent to 207.9 million with Athens County alone at 17.1 million. Local and state tax revenues increased, tourism jobs rose 14 percent to 12,074 across the region, led by Guernsey and Athens counties.
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Athens County
Buckeye Tourist Council
Wayne
Barbara Frederick
The
Tourist Council
Cleveland
Laventhal and Horwath
Appalachian Regional Commission
Ohio River
Guernsey County
Hocking County
Athens
Hocking
Meigs
Morgan
Perry
Complaints Heard On Ames Landfill Plan
The Athens County Regional Planning Commission heard residents object to Robert Cone’s plan to convert part of his land near Route 550 into a landfill. Opponents cited potential property value loss, traffic dangers, noise, and impact on the McDougall Church area. EPA has given a preliminary go ahead. a final EPA report is due in about 60 days.
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Scott Lavelle
Athens County Regional Planning Commission
Ames
Robert Cone
Route 550
McDougall Church
Ohio Environmental Protection Agency
Karl Runser
Commission
Runser
Ken Ackerman
Joe Kasler
Cone
Ohio Epa
Bill Morgan
Tri- County Community Action Agency
McDougall
Margaret Creek
Morgan
EPA
Kasler
Coolville
Albany
Chauncey
Athens City
Athens County
Nelsonville
Buckeye Hills-Hocking Valley
Virgil Dunfee
Troy Two
State Auditor Announces $5 Million Local Government Fund Distribution
Ohio counties cities and villages receiving Local Government Fund payments totaling 5 million include Athens County 13711 Athens city 659 Nelsonville 110 Logan 332 and Hocking Meigs Gallia and Vinton counties each 12500. A staff member for US Rep Clarence Miller will be at the Athens Post Office Thursday 10 a.m. to noon to answer federal questions.
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State Auditor's
Ohio
Athens County
Athens City
Nelsonville
Logan
Hocking
Meigs
Gallia
Vinton
Clarence Miller
Athens Post Office
GenTel Plans District Expansion To Upgrade Service
General Telephone Co allocates 1.7 million for Athens and Jackson district expansion as part of a 68 million plan announced by president Robert M. Wopat. Pushbutton phones roll out in May with optional private lines. major switchgear adds in Amesville Bremen Jackson and McArthur. Pomeroy gets 1 200 new lines. statewide capex to 1981 about 374 million with Athens receiving ~7 million.
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General Telephone Co
Athens
Jackson
Robert M. Wopat
oLogan
Ron Reichard
Amesville
Bremen
McArthur
Oak Hill
Racine
Rutland
Pomeroy
Guysville
Reichard
Wopat
Ohio University Young Republican Club Elects Officers
The Ohio University Young Republican Club chose Linda Avedon as president Mike Isaacs as vice president Jackie Campbell as executive director Ann Heise as secretary and Sheryl Lynn as treasurer at its organizational meeting Thursday. A get together is planned Friday at 4 p.m. in the Long Branch Saloon to welcome new members and outline club activities. A semi formal dance is planned for Feb 19 and a spring quarter banquet is being considered.
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Ohio University Young Republican Club
Linda Avedon
Mike Isaacs
Jackie Campbell
Ann Heise
Sheryl Lynn
Long Branch
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Burlington Speace
Connies
Marting
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GenTel
Rufus Putnam
Muskingum River
Marietta
Zanesville
Republican Club
Messenger
J. C. Woofter, M.D
American Academy of Dermatology
Dr. Kroner
W. Union St
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