Alden Aide Named To Federal Post
Harold C. Lyon Jr., 32, is named assistant deputy commissioner of education by the White House and U S Education Commissioner Harold Howe N. Lyon, currently Ohio University special assistant to Vernon R. Alden. He will lead policy development and start July 31 after leaving Ohio University. Lyon, a 1958 US Military Academy graduate with a George Washington University public administration master's, previously served seven years as a ranger airborne officer and has written on leadership and education. He belongs to Mensa and Rotary, and will live in Washington with his wife Cynthia Griffin Smith and sons Eric and Gregg.
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Harold C. Lyon Jr
White House
U.S. Education
Harold Howe N. Lyon
Vernon R. Alden
Ohio University
J. P. Graham Sullivan
Howe
Lyon
U. S. Office of Education
U. S. Military Academy
George Washington University
Rotary Club
Washington, D. C
Cynthia Griffin Smith
Eric
Gregg
Patrol Names C. J. Ulbrich Dispatcher
Carl J. Ulbrich, 39, of Blackburn Hill Road Athens Route 5, began duties Tuesday at the Athens post of the Ohio Highway Patrol. A native of Athens and 1949 Athens High School graduate, he spent 19 years as a driver salesman for Fairmont Foods. A Navy veteran, he belongs to the American Legion and was a highway patrol auxiliary member four years. He and his wife Otha Aileen Frost have a son.
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Athens
Ohio Highway Patrol
R. T. Fannin
Carl J. Ulbrich
Blackburn Hill Road
Fairmont Foods, Inc
American Legion
Highway Patrol
Otha Aileen Frost
Births Admittances and Dismissals in Athens Area
Maj and Mrs Steven C Ko announce the birth of a daughter in Athens. Annie Howard Michael Emerick and Rev Hilton Woods admitted. Jeffrey Bennett Millfield Tina Brickles Albany admitted. Delores Alastanas Robert Mathews Edna Hartman James Smith Lloyd Kittle Donna Guilkey dismissed. Temperatures rose in Athens with 87 high after a cool 60 morning low.
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Steven C. Kovacs
Athens
Annie Howard
Michael Emerick
Hilton Woods
Jeffrey Bennett
Millfield
Tina Brickles
Albany
Delores Alastanas
Robert Mathews
Edna Hartman
James Smith
Lloyd Kittle
Donna Guilkey
McBee Plant Walkout Hinders Construction Progress
The McBee plant walkout halted work as unions and contractors debated a tentative deal. Roscoe Shields Bill Christian Joseph Timko and Richard Trask were present during talks. an 11 05 a m tentative agreement was followed by breakdowns as crews departed. Plant manager Otis Simpson warned time effects were unclear while a third day of stalemate loomed with November move plans still in question.
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Roscoe Shields
Bill Christian
Joseph Timko
United Mine Workers
Richard Trask
Fuller Firm
Route 50
Route 33N Water Line Starts Final Phase in 2 Million Program
Route 33N north of Athens enters the final phase of a five part water supply and distribution program totaling 2 million dollars. The last phase to the new Athens High School will cost about 89 thousand dollars with an adjacent 150 thousand gallon reservoir at 40 thousand dollars. Grim Excavating Co. won the line contract from the Athens Lake Motel to the high school. The project is funded by a 50 percent federal grant of 1.03 million with bonds to cover the other half. Tentative bids for the well field work west of Athens include Neple Ramey Co. Columbus at 118 thousand and Layne Ohio Co. Columbus at 159,488 for drilling ten wells. Westinghouse led electric line bids at 3,030 but four items were missing. Basic Electric Lancaster bid 3,650. Graybar Electric Columbus bid 114, 163, and 223. General Electric Columbus bid 3,664. The program began last year with a 313 thousand Richland Avenue project, added a 1.2 million reservoir and pump, a 89 thousand east line to McBee plant, a 52 thousand east reservoir, and a major 900 thousand treatment plant expansion boosting capacity from 3 to 7.5 million gallons daily.
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Athens
Dwight Robinson
Athens High School
Grim Excavating Co
Athens Lake
Robinson
Layne
Westinghouse Inc
Columbus
Basic Electric
Lancaster
Graybar Electric
General Electric
Richland Avenue
McBee
Emergency Squad Responds to Two Calls in Athens
The Athens fire department emergency squad made two runs on Tuesday. They aided Hilton Woods at 35 Palmer St at 1 44 p.m with a possible heart attack and transported him by ambulance to Sheltering Arms Hospital. Later they went to 80 Columbus Road for Linda Mulford 19 of Athens Route 3 who had become ill and she was taken to Sheltering Arms Hospital.
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Athens
Ohio five day forecast with warm humid days
Typical summer weather will prevail Thursday through Monday with warm humid days and mild nights. Highs average in the 80s and Lows in the 60s. Rainfall around .5 inch, mostly from scattered afternoon and evening thundershowers.
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Ohio
Denture aid promotes firmer fit and comfort
Do your false teeth slip or wobble while you eat or talk Then sprinkle PA TEETH on your plates FASTEETH keeps dentures firmer and more comfortable It is alkaline and does not sour or leave a gummy taste Helps control plate odor Dentures that fit are essential to health See your dentist regularly Get FASTEETH at drug counters
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McBee Systems
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Darrell Smith
Parkersburg
Roy Weaver
Speed
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Shaffer Heating
Murray City
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Neple Ramey Co
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