School Boundary Fight Targets McBee Plant Annexation
Federal Hocking Local District officials warn that annexing the $3 million McBee plant could shift taxes and wealth from Athens city schools. Athens anticipates a 1967 tax yield of $53.87 million with $42,548 at stake from McBee, while Federal Hocking already carries $11.5 million district valuation and $1 million in bonds for a new high school. The dispute may take up to a year for a state school board ruling as both districts contest boundary lines along Route 50 and beyond.
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James Braver
Federal Hocking
McBee
Ohio School Board
Athens City Board of Education
Athens
City of
E. L. Koehler
Hocking
Athens City
Annexation
Federal-Hocking
Federal- Hocking
NEW High School
Fred Chase
Columbus
City
Canaan
Canaan Two
Annexation Debate Frames Athens McBee Tax Impact
Special Report discusses school district bonds backed by current tax values and the contested annexation of Canaan Township into Athens city schools. Key figures include 1967 tax appraisals, McBee facility impacts, and projections of lost city income tax from McBee employees. Authority debates state board criteria for annexation and potential shifts in tax revenue for Athens and surrounding areas.
Area Death Notices from Hartford Springfield Columbus and more
Hartford area death notices list Pic. John Leslie Gibbs 22 Hartford killed in Korea with services at Church of Christ in Christian Union Hartford burial in Union Cemetery. Other notices for Fred Sanders Springfield longtime City Loan Co. manager burial St Bernard Cemetery. Columbus Lucy E. Faylor 56 died, services Waugh Halley Wood Funeral Home. Logan John Ash Sr say retired railroad engineer, burial Coolville Cemetery. Racine James Dwert back 69 died Holzer Hospital. burial Great Bend Baptist Church. Point Pleasant Warren Jack Call 81 died Pleasant Valley Hospital. burial Beech Hill Methodist Church. Logan Grace Marie Gastin 76 Nelsonville Route 1. burial Carbon Hill Cemetery. Coolville James Wiley 97 Reedsville. burial Rushville Cemetery. Athens William Q. Kisor 46 Athens Route 2. burial New Marshfield Cemetery. Athens Catherine Smith 94 The Plains. services Hughes Funeral Home.
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Hartford
Pic
John Leslie Gibbs
Korea
Church of Christ In Christian Union
Tfartford
Howard Kilihorn
John Gbryar
Union Cemetery
Pie
Gibbs
Charles
Louise Rs Gibbs
Thomas
Hubert
Denau
Gary
Garland
Columbus
David Warth
Floyd Warth
Nubert Patterson
Donna Gibbs
Pic. Gibbs
Mary
Racine
Springfield
Fred €. Sanders
Athens
At &J. Teresa
Sanders
Balsam Dr
City Loan Co
Raton
City Loan
Iris of Columbus
Kiwanis Northwood Hillis Country Club
St. Teresa Charen
St. Bernard Cemetery
Conroy Funeral Home
E. High St
Lucy E. Faylor
State St. Columbus
Agle Furniture Co
Gallipolis
Bernice Saunders Brown
Galipolis
John Brown
Micahel Wayne Taylor
Germany
Helen) Welker
St. Albans
W. Va
Henry
Mary) Fowler
Charles J. Brown
First Baptist Church
Waugh-Halley-Wood
Joseph €. Chapman
Mound Hill Cemetery
Logan
John Ash
Henrietta Ave
Hocking Valley
Pomeroy
James
Marianna Fisher Ash
Janie
St. John Catholic Church
Charles P. F
Point Pleasant
Warren
Jack) Call
Madison Ave
Pleasant Valley Hospital
Jie
Lillie Bright Call
South Side
Milton
Caroline Saxton Call
Harnest Call
Margaret Carnette
Gallipoli
Georgia Blackburn
New Brighton
Phith Hoffman
Gallipolis Ferry
Beech Hill Methodist Church
Mohr-Stevens Funer
Grace Marie Gastin
Nelsonville
Leonard Funeral Fame
Carbon Hit
Gustin
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Jackson County
John Armbruster
Hardenville
Sarah Reed Wiley
Reedsville
Rebecca Miles Wiley
Oscar Miles
Buckeye Lake
Okie Miles
Pasco
Wash
White Funeral Home
Coolville
Elden Blake
Rushville
William Q. Kisor
Athens County
Norma
Owen Kisor
Carbondale
Fred Kisor
William Boyer
Ellsworth Boyer
Fairbert
Fred Kiser
Grace Bishop
Wellston
Hughes Funeral
Jay Stiles
New Marshfield
Catherine Smith
the Plains
Hillcrest
United States
Plains Methodist Church
George
Herman E
Norman
Hughes
D. M. Bryson
Asbury Cemetery
Detroit Asks For Troops Amid City Unrest
Detroit officials request federal and local troops to quell rioting as Wayne State and the University of Detroit suspend classes. Mayor Cavanagh and Governor Romney say at least 8 000 guardsmen are expected to join about 1 000 police in the city by mid afternoon, with regular army units alerted after debates over federal involvement amid nationwide racial unrest. The riot area is predominantly Negro, with the city’s 17 million population about 30 percent Black.
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Wayne State
University of Detroit
Cavanagh
Romney
Rommey
Birmingham
Ala
New York
Harlem
Rochester
N.Y
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Koehler
Chase
Fred
Lacey E. Taylor
James D. Hoback
James Dwirt Back
Holzer Hospital
Sarah Tagerl Hoback
Kelley
Land O' Lakes
Audrey Boshan
All Mich
Edith Hoback
Hoback
Morse Chapel
Great Bend Baptist Church
Ewing Funeral Home
Jack
Call
Grace M. Gastin
James W. Wiley
Elmwood
Tuppers Plains
Scott
Detroit
NPE
Otis Simpson
McBee ‘Systems
Womens Pages
the Athens Messenger
Greater
Southeastern Ohio
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