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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 25, 1972

Page

5

Hocking Hospital to Seek 0.6 Mill Operating Levy May Ballot

Hocking Valley Community Hospital board votes to ask Hocking County commissioners to place a five year operating levy of six tenths of a mill on the May 1972 primary ballot. The plan follows a prior failed seven tenths levy and includes credit policy changes and long term care unit considerations.

Ruth Wilkinson Logan Hocking Valley Community Hospital Hocking County Fred Walters Wesley Cannon Hall

Nelsonville Approves Phase One Sewer Engineering Contract

City council gave first reading to authorizing Service Safety Director to contract Floyd G Browne and Associates of Marion for Phase One sewer improvements in Frog Hollow and West End. The measure appropriates 25000, with most funds from invested sanitary sewer accounts. seven thousand five hundred from capital improvements income tax.

Nelsonville Paul Altier Floyd G. Browne

Teenage Center to Receive 700 Dollars in City Aid

Nelsonville city council approved a 700 dollar operating grant for the local Teen Center housed in the American Legion building. The finance committee will meet Tuesday with W and S Sanitation Co. reps to discuss a proposed rate increase for trash collection and sewer fees tied to sanitary sewer projects. The projects, deemed necessary per Ohio Department of Health directives, could drive sewer rates up by 300 percent.

Ohio Department of Health Nelsonville American Legion Carl Young Utility Committee W and S Sanitation Co James Shumaker Council

Variety Show Cast and Crew Organize in Logan

About 50 cast and crew members of the Hocking Valley Varieties formed an association at Westminster House First United Presbyterian Church. They elected officers including Joe Gabriel president and Peggy Long general chair, with a 12 member board to oversee departments and coordinate with officers. Rehearsals begin February 6 for the Sunshine and Lillipops show with changes this year including student special on April 14 and reserved seats at 1.50.

Cleo Montgomery Harold Smith Sunshine Lillipops Westminster House

Three Areas Studied for Annexation into Nelsonville

Mayor Donald Bumgardner told the Nelsonville city council that three areas Kimberly, Buchtel, and the Southeast Ohio tuberculosis hospital site be annexed before expanding services. He noted potential extra income tax from Tri County School and state facilities. No action was taken.

Permanent Improvement Fund Pearl Glenn Municipal Civil Service Board Glenn Earl Hilleary Don Kern State Department of Personnel Clyde Byers Phil Pritchard George Dishong Kern Donald Bumgardner Pritchard Dishong Kenneth Bumgardner Elizabeth Smith W. Franklin Street Council John Call Bruce Rodgers County Recorders Minner Shumaker Jack Oakley Nelsonville Board of Trade Washington Farmers Home Administration Floodwood Deanville Happy Hollow Buchtel Frank Baudo Nelsonville Bumgardner Kimberly Southeast Ohio Tuberculosis Hospital Tri- County School Hocking State Hospital State Hospital Marlene Smith

Logan City School Board Accepts Joy Ginn Resignation

Logan announces the resignation of Joy K. Ginn clerk treasurer effective March 3 after four years in office. Supt. Saribal as seeks applicants with accounting experience and district residency to fill the vacancy, with duties including secretary and treasurer tasks and monthly financial reports. The board authorized a $100000 advance on February real estate tax receipts and bid opening for six new 66 passenger school buses on February 21.

Logan Joy K. Ginn Logan City George M. Saribalas Ginn Sarbalas Saribalas North St

It Would Be Humane for Hanoi to Answer

An editorial urges Hanoi to provide a clear response to ongoing concerns. The piece calls for accountability and timely communication to ease regional tensions and reassure international observers.

Hanoi

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