Logan Board Revises Calendar to avert December Shutdown
Logan City Board of Education approves a five mill levy backed budget, restores half day kindergarten, and aligns the school calendar with Tri County Vocational School and Ohio University. The move allows December operations with bank loans and fuel assurances. a holiday break is set and Easter aligns with regional schedules.
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Judy Sinnott
Logan
Logan Ci Board of Education
Rapendas
Don Young
Ken Warlinged
Bane
Larry Wells
Warling
Tri-County Vocational School
Vocational School
Ohio University
Wittekind
Health Building Discussed in Vinton County Budget Talk
Vinton County commissioners reviewed the Southeast Ohio Emergency Medical Service 1976 budget showing expenses of 70035 and revenue of 27076 with 43159 to be raised from other sources. The plan projects 800 runs with 89 percent emergencies and 11 percent transfers and notes gasoline costs and transport patterns due to no local hospitals.
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George Lovell
McArthur
Health Department
Vinton County Commissioners
Rick Abel
Ken Morgan
Southeast Ohio Emergency Medical Service
Abel
County Highway Department
Gallipolis
Vinton County
Jack Cummins
Ohio Valley Health Services Foundation
Appalachian Regional Commission
Knox Insurance Agency
Booth Real Estate and Insurance
John
Fred Weaver
Delbert Reese
Ross County
Ohio student in fair condition after Belpre crash
Deborah Yukich, 21, of Alliance, was hurt Sunday evening on Route 50 near Belpre when her car collided with a pickup driven by 16 year old Mary Ellen Ruth. Yukich remained in Parkersburg St Joseph's Hospital ICU with head injuries as authorities investigated.
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Ohio University
Parkersburg
St. Joseph's Hospital
Belpre
Deborah Yukich
Alliance
Athens
Mary Ellen Ruth
Yukich
Acci
Theft and Break-In Reported in Hocking County
A weekend theft and breaking and entering were reported by Emmerson Hoyd of Logan Route 4. Thieves entered a mobile home when doors were left unlocked, taking a bank and damaging another. About $17 in half dollars were stolen. Marion Harper of Laurelville Route 1 found a broken cabin lock and a military style sleeping bag left behind.
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Logan
Hocking County
Emmerson Hoyd
Marion Harper
Laurelville
Harper
Athens Man Arrested in Columbus on Unlawful Flight Warrant
An Athens man identified as Lewis L. Gordon was arrested in Columbus on a warrant for unlawful flight to avoid prosecution. Gordon, indicted in April by the Athens County grand jury for grand theft, had failed to appear for arraignment on April 25 and was in the custody of Athens police after the Columbus arrest. The report lists balances and expenditures from the period, plus a district board meeting with resignations, hires, and budget notes.
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Athens
Columbus
Lewis L. Gordon
Thomas W. Kitchens Jr
FBI Southern Ohio Division
Gordon
Kitchens
Trash Bag Fire Causes Light Damage at Residence
A trash bag on a circulating heater ignited at a residence on 7 South Congress Street early this morning. Athens fire department personnel extinguished the blaze. Building owner listed as John Jagers of 24 Morris Ave. Separately, a loose cooler pipe at the Deli on 14 North Court Street leaked coolant, creating smoke-like appearance. cooler damage was slight and no fire was found by responders.
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South
Congress St
Athens Fire Department
Richard Rugani
Dale Cowles
John Jagers
Morris Ave
N. Court St
Driver cited after Route 93 N collision injures two
Aleta L. Woofer 46 of New Straitsville stopped to let oncoming traffic cross a bridge on Route 93 N Falls Grove Two when Rodney E. McCracken 22 Bucyrus struck the car. McCracken cited for failure to maintain assured clear distance. Ruth E. McCracken 22, a passenger, taken to Valley Community Hospital.
Cheese Selection Emphasizes Careful Choice
A local shop highlights its wide cheese selection and urges customers to devote proper care and forethought to their choice, promising thoughtful guidance in choosing the best option.
Nelsonville Council Alters Tax Distribution and Bids for Field Fences
Nelsonville City Council approved a change in income tax revenue distribution shifting from 60 40 to 50 50 between capital improvements and the general fund. The safety service director is authorized to solicit bids for a backstop and dugout fences at Crabtree Memorial Field funded by revenue sharing money.
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Nelsonville
Crabtree Memorial Field
General Fund
Capital Improvement Fund
Safety Service
Harry West
Council
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Appalachian Ohio Regional Transit Authority
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Faye Groves
Union Furnace Elementary
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Keith K. Stilwell
Shirley Chapman
Regina Elgin
John Elgin
Barbara Chernasky
Lester Huston
David Yaw
Delores Zesiger
Becky Figgins
Bernita Crawford
Lou Lampman
Martha Gibbons
Jerry Barnett
Waterford
Rio Grande College
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Linda Martin
Bowling Green
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Chardon
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Pauline Holland
Portsmouth
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Elizabeth McFadden
Ivy Ruff
Larry Brown
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Patsy Cartwright, Home Economics
Ed Killoran
Industrial Arts
E. Main Street
Kerrill Dennis
Eileen Connor
Herschel Bensonhaver
Hocking
Marge Denny
Ruth Bontrager
North Central Association
Wells
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West State St
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Swisher
West State S
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West State St. Athens
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