Logan City Schools Superintendent Resigns for State Role
Logan City Schools Superintendent George M. Saribalas resigns to join the State Department of Education as assistant to the chief of field services in school finance, effective Aug 1 1973. He has led Logan since 1969 after prior posts in Cadiz Exempted Village Schools and academia at OSU and Otterbein College.
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Norma Gable
Logan
State Department of Education
Logan City
George M. Saribalas
Board of Education
Saribalas
Cadiz
Ohio
Ohio State University
Otterbein College
Marilyn MacFarland
Celeste Comings
Judith Valiquette
Merlin Wentworth
Ozilla Skinner
Helen Acker
Alice Frasch
Shirley Thomas
Mae Zimmerman
Nettie McClain
Joseph del Ciello
Dwayne Hoffman
Peggy Ann Walker
Kathleen Hosler
Diane Stimel
Susan Impress
Eugene Harden
Donna L. Anderson
Frederick LeRoy
Larry E. Simonton
Army National Guard
David Sellers
Logan Police Cite City Cycle Owner For Reckless Ride
Logan city police cited Byron D. McKinley 25 for reckless operation and fleeing after a motorcycle pursuit down E Main Street. McKinley and passenger Dennis Fout were hospitalized with injuries. Fout released after treatment.
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Hocking Valley Community Hospital
McKinley
Fout
Nelsonville approves HUD sewer grant signing
Nelsonville voters authorized Mayor Donald W. Bumgardner to sign a HUD agreement for a $366,550 grant toward a $1,074,000 sanitary sewer Phase I project. The action, under Section 702 of the Housing and Urban Development Act of 1965, aims to place documents with HUD offices in Columbus by Tuesday.
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Nelsonville
Donald W. Bumgardner
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Bumgardner
HUD
Columbus
James F. Shumaker
Logan May Get Lights
Logan City Council authorized the Service Director to hire an engineer to prepare plans for traffic signals at Main and Depot Streets and North and Spring Streets. The action funds $750 for engineering services and aims to install the two signals before school opens next September.
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Logan
Depot Streets
Spring Streets
Surprise Birthday Party Honoring Kathy Jewell at Pool
Kathy Jewell celebrated her 16th birthday with a surprise party Friday hosted by friends and co workers at the Nelsonville city swimming pool. Two pool themed cakes by Christie Davis were cut and gifts opened, followed by swimming. Attendees included Kurt Inman John Johnson Patsy McFadden Evelyn Stufflebeam Lisa Neal and others.
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Nelsonville
Kathy Jewell
Christie Davis
Miss Jewell
Kurt Inman
John Johnson
Patsy McFadden
Evelyn Stufflebeam
Lisa Neal
Keith Carter
Laurie Wagner
John Dishong
Keith Dane
Gary Dickerson
Theresa Dupler
Mount St. Mary Hospital Notes on ARC Grant and Sewer Plans
The city seeks an Appalachia Regional Commission grant to fund a sanitary sewer project. A new rate hike of 250 percent, effective April 25 and collected from July 1, is designed to cover the city’s share. Council debates grant risk and possible extra increases if federal funds fail to arrive.
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Appalachia
Carl Young
Bumgardner
Floyd G. Browne and Associates
ARC
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John Stoll
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Larry Arnold
Cora Smiddy
Tommy Nelson
Jerry Courtney
Leroy Durst
Richie Russell
Emma Zarner
Arcadia Acres
Tri-County
Joint Vocational High School
Tri-County Vocational High School
al Horsky
Don Young
Personal Service Insurance Co. of
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E. Main St
Charles Moore
Ed Ullman
West Elementary School
American Book Co
Central
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Green
Enterprise
West Logan
Dan Long
Citizens’ Committee
Gibisonville School
West and Central
PTA
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Rhonda Edmonds
Faye Bumgardner
Mack Shivers
Kathryn Clements
Perrysburg
Laura Jarvis
McArthur
Marjorie Hunt
Albany
Shirley Harden
Janetta Auflick
Lulu Courtney
George Walton
John Thompson
Florence Skinner
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Donald Kern
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Mabel Tigner
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