Hauler Sues to Bypass City Trash Ordinance
Private garbage hauler T. R. St. Clair of 34 Pomeroy Road seeks a temporary restraining order in Common Pleas Court to allow operating an open bed truck while the city reviews its trash collection plan. He argues he must buy a packer truck costing 13000 to 18000 dollars, which he cannot risk amid possible franchise changes. Judge Lowell Howard to hear TRO arguments today.
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T. R. St. Clair
Pomeroy Road
St. Clair
Lowell Howard
Conservation Of Gas Asked By Athens Task Force
A Save Gas Save Jobs conservation group forms in Athens to cut residential gas use by 15 percent this heating season from 1972 73 levels. Chair Charles W Algeo urges thermostats at 67 F or lower and promotes insulation storm windows and caulking with information and consultations offered to homeowners. Local officials including Mayor Donald Barrett pledge support as Columbia Gas of Ohio voices cautious optimism about voluntary curtailment over mandatory quotas.
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Athens City Energy Committee
Algeo
Donald Barrett
David Horr
Gifford Coxsee
E.F. Rothel
Rothel
Columbia Gas
Ohio
Columbia
Cleveland doctor named assistant dean for osteopathic college
Dr. John P. Sevastos, a Cleveland physician, is appointed assistant dean for the northeast region of Ohio University College of Osteopathic Medicine. He will oversee undergraduate clerkships, internships, residencies and continuing medical education in the Cleveland area as part of a statewide program. Cincinnati and Cleveland are among the first regions to appoint regional deans.
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Cleveland
Ohio University College of Osteopathic Medicine
Sevastos
Dayton
Ohio
Gerald A. Faverman
Oho
College of Osteopathic Medicine
Faverman
Students Tour Athens Fire Station
Kindergarten pupils from The Plains School visited the Athens fire station Wednesday for a community helpers lesson. The 27 students viewed fire engines sat in the driver’s seat and explored a decorated 1938 engine, bunk room, coats and hats, and the emergency squad vehicle with its communication gear.
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Plains
Athens
Bicentennial Film Returns to Athens in Change of Worlds
Ohio's Bicentennial film A Change of Worlds returned to Athens at Morton Hall, produced by David N Keller and Associates of Athens. The event, co sponsored by the Athens County Bicentennial Commission and the Athens Chamber of Commerce, featured Keller discussing the film and its aims to spark reflection on America's past and future through local locations and diverse cast.
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Indianapolis
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Pinhasik
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Millfield
Hocking Valley
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Reedsville
Marian
Gary
Appalachian Green Parks Project
David Toney
Connie Winters
Huntington Banks
John Jones
ACBC
Athens County Minutemen
Donald Barrett
John White
Chamber of Commerce
Enrollment Boom at Muskingum Area Tech College
Zanesville Muskingum Area Technical College reports a 26 percent enrollment increase this year. Admissions officer Tim Shepfer told trustees the total enrollment reaches 1,507 students across college credit and continuing education classes.
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Zanesville
Muskingum Area
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