Conservancy District seeks court order to stop dumping
The Hocking Conservancy District sues Millview Inn owner Charles Hanning in Common Pleas Court seeking a temporary restraining order and a mandatory injunction to stop dumping debris in the Hocking River and to remove debris already dumped. The action follows Hanning admitting past dumping linked to a 199 year-old building collapse and current use of a Millview Inn lot as a transfer point for materials.
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Mobile Health Fair Returns to Hocking Valley
The United Presbyterian Church sponsored program brings health education and basic diagnostic and referral services to 10 communities over six weeks each summer. A team led by George Jenkins of Belmont visits villages including Coolville Glouster and Logan with a Poland Ohio church group and a Murray City housing site volunteer staff.
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George Jenkins
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Ohio
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Coolville
Bartlett
New Marshfield
Glouster
Kilvert
Sugar Creek
New Straitsville
Rendville
Logan
Athens City School Board to tackle hiring and budget agenda
The Athens City School Board meets at 7 30 p m tonight at the high school to consider hiring Bill Whaley as basketball coach and a pending court action by the Athens Education Association. Also on the agenda are adopting the 1977 budget appointing a varsity football coach and dean of girls and approving a contract to purchase emergency gas for heating.
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Athens Education Association
Athens City School Board
West Bypass cost estimates trimmed but fail to unlock project
New state figures place the West Bypass at 4.92 million dollars, about 600 thousand less than last year's 5.56 million. County input shows the county would cover roughly 2.82 million of the cost, with 2.04 million available from Issue I funds, still hindering bid readiness for 1977.
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Ohio Department of Transportation
Howard Gifford
Gerald Hann
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ODOT
Richard Jackson
Gifford
Tri County Meeting Set for Community Action Board
The Tri County Community Action Agency Board of Trustees holds its regular monthly meeting tonight at 7 30 at the Tri County Joint Vocational School cafeteria in Nelsonville. Board members needing transportation should call the central office at 592 6601 collect.
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Tri-County Joint Vocational School
Nelsonville
Ohio Delegates' Role Differs Since 1972 Convention
Ohio backed Carter strongly on Wednesday night with 132 votes to secure the nomination while 20 went to Udall. Six pledged to Louis Stokes as a favorite son. Christine Gitlin announced Carter's clinching tally and resigned from her Mottl post over party lines on busing. Ronald Mottl weighed Reagan support despite his differing view on busing.
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George McGovern
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Morris Udall
Arizona
Louis Stokes
Cleveland
21St
Christine Gitlin
Mottl
Calif
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Volkswagen Plant Deal May Bind Yet In PennsylvanIA
Harrisburg AP Volkswagen signed a preliminary master agreement to locate a New Stanton Pennsylvania assembly plant near Pittsburgh. Final binding hinges on resolving a $135 million loan package from state pension funds and rate disputes. The plan includes $40 million in state aid and would employ about 5000 workers once built.
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Volkswagen Corp
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Milton Shapp
Volkswagen
New Stanton
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Shapp
Ohio
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