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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1977
Page
5
The Ohio Transportation Department announces a $6 million plan to upgrade pavement markings on rural state highways. Deputy director Glenn Smith outlines the scope and goals of the initiative to improve safety and guidance for motorists.
David Wilhelm son of Dr and Mrs Hubert Wilhelm of 157 W Beechwood Dr was named outstanding graduating senior in Ohio University’s Political Science Department He recently joined Phi Beta Kappa and Omicron Delta Kappa He plans a gap year before graduate studies in public policy also District 10 outlined the Life Line program to install raised reflector pavement markers at about 2900 high accident locations to aid visibility in fog rain and at night Transportation Director David Weir said data guided location choices Gov Rhodes announced the program in January
General Telephone Co of Ohio announces a 126000 cable expansion to serve the Rutland exchange west of Rutland. Project aims at growth and maintenance, with completion expected in early 1978. The Rutland area serves 769 customers over 86 square miles in Meigs County.
Southeast Ohio Emergency Medical Service urged seven counties to raise public awareness of heart attack symptoms and rapid response. About 20 of 70 invited leaders attended a session with Dr Gary Anderson of Hahnemann Institute. The initiative seeks collaboration with the American Heart Association and local towns to save lives.
General Telephone Co. has completed a $54,000 cable addition in the northeast Athens exchange. Local service manager Jim Parker says the project will regroup facilities and support orderly growth for 8,443 customers across 106 square miles.
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