Water projects advance in Athens County this week
Three major efforts in Athens County move toward final design. The Hollister water project valued at 82000 dollars heads for final engineering, while the Tuppers Plains Chester district seeks 60 days of design work funded by a 1674000 dollar grant and a 1113000 dollar FHA loan. A Margaret Creek Conservancy District project progresses, with funding not a problem, and applications for Albany Jacksonville Trimble and Coolville sewage plants advance, potentially linking Albany sewer capacity to a proposed Ohio University airport west of Albany.
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Athens County
Milton Roush
Athens
Hocking
Meigs
Farmers Home Administration
Hollister
Roush
Tuppers Plains-Chester
Guysville-Stewart
Economic Development Administration
FHA
Margaret Creek Conservancy District
Conservancy District
Albany
Ohio University
Appropriation Suit Filed For Water District
A third condemnation suit in Common Pleas Court files against George and Shar ney Bean by Margaret Creek Conservancy District board over 113.8 acres near Albany along Route 50W for Site Two dam area. Bean property valued at 76,000 by claimants. district appraised 43,160. Jury to determine compensation. Board says eminent domain applies.
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Common Pleas Court
Margaret Creek Conservancy District
Board of Directors
William Lavelle
George and
Sharney Bean
Albany
Route
Margaret Creek Board
Tourism Council to Highlight Regional Development in Southeast Ohio
The Southeastern Ohio Regional Council will host a August 17 meeting in Portsmouth focusing on tourism development and promotion. Robert Shaindnagle, executive director of Lakes of the Ozarks Association, will speak as a leading expert on regional travel industry growth. Howard Thompson of Piketon chairs a committee to design a regional complex and boost the area’s tourism. Tickets are available from Kenner Bush, Ernie Rothel, or Dick Hubbard.
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Southeastern Ohio
Howard Thompson
Piketon
SEORC
Shaindagle
NATO Speakers Bureau
National Association of Travel Organizations
The
Lake of the Ozarks Association, Inc
Weekend Fire Squad Aids Two Medical Emergencies
Two emergency runs were reported over the weekend as a fire department emergency squad assisted a woman with a adverse reaction to medication and a girl with an overdose. Nancy Warner, 29, of 5 W Stimson Ave, was taken to Sheltering Arms Hospital at 11 19 a.m. Sunday. Nancy Parks, 17, of Bromley Hall, was taken to Hudson Health Center at 6 55 p.m. Saturday.
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Fire Department
Nancy Warner
W. Stimson Ave
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Nancy Parks
Bromley Hall
Hudson Health Center
District weighs half day kindergarten at Coolville school
The Federal Hocking School District considers offering half day kindergarten at Coolville grade school this year for children who turn five by Oct 31, 1967. Busing would be morning only. parents must provide noon transportation. Interested parents should contact E. L. Koehler, superintendent, in Coolville and submit an application.
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Federal-Hocking
Coolville
E. L. Koehler
Federal Hocking
Lindsay opens drama center in East Harlem project
New York reports a pilot cultural project as Mayor John V. Lindsay opens a three story brick drama center in East Harlem and voices a shift from grand venues to accessible art. A Pearl Bailey led Hello Dolly production with an all Negro cast is planned by David Merrick to tour nationally after Broadway.
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New York
Repertory Theater of Lincoln Center
East Harlem
John V. Lindsay
Pearl Bailey
David Merrick
Little Old New York
Carol Channing
Ginger Rogers
Martha Raye
Betty Grable
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Ord
Water District
Tourism Development Regional Council
Johannesburg
South Africa
St. Boniface’s
Germiston
Vienna
Austria
Buckeye Mart
House Ae Ee
Cussins & Pearn
Ohio
mae _ - mee
Dan River
Neer
Xcedrin
Whitehouse
White House
Can River
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