Ambulance Project Could Reshape Local Costs In Ohio
A federally funded three year pilot for ambulance services in seven counties may alter local cost shares from earlier estimates. The Ohio Valley Health Services Foundation eyed a 1.3 million dollar program using ARC funds and education act money, with talks now on a 4.7 million dollar plan.
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Athens Eyes Chief Post Amid Medical Uncertainty
Athens officials weigh Chief Fred James’s sick leave and possible retirement after 31 years. Acting chief Capt. Charles Cochran would oversee a civil service test for a new chief, with potential bid by Capt. Cochran or Sgt. Theodore Jones. The setup could trigger multiple tests to fill the top role.
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OU Employment Action Filed Over Contract Interpretations
An Athens County Common Pleas action against the Ohio University trustees and administrators seeks a court interpretation of an employment contract. Plaintiff Robert Cranston Hannon alleges a May 23 agreement for July 1 1972 to June 30 1973 and asks the court to decide his rights duties and obligations. Defendants include OU President Claude Sowle budget director H E Keim and other senior officials who signed the contract. The petition cites questions about the contract but does not specify details.
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Deputies Hold Man Expect More Arrests In School Theft
Athens County sheriff's deputies say they have a confession from one man in custody and expect to arrest two others in a theft at Waterloo Elementary School in New Marshfield. A suspect already held on burglary charges faces Monday charges. The June 4 to June 5 break in netted candy money a tape recorder a radio a movie camera and a freezer thawing meat valued at about ten dollars.
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Clear and cooler tonight with a sunny Saturday ahead
Local forecast shows cooler tonight with lows in the 50s and Saturday sunny and cool with highs in the 70s. Sunday remains fair and mild with a chance of showers and warmer highs by Tuesday into the low 90s. National outlook calls for mostly pleasant weather with showers in southern Florida and cooler conditions from New England to the Great Lakes.
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