Certification Needed For Health Building Okay
Architect Earl C. Hayes met with Athens County Commissioners to finalize a contract for the City-County Health Building on the fairgrounds with a $202 000 project cost. A $140 000 Appalachian Regional Commission grant requires certification before signing. Hayes expects a fee between 8.75 and 9 percent, with travel and permit costs extra. bids over the estimate could require renegotiation. Subsoil test borings will cost 800 to 1000 dollars.
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Earl C. Hayes
Athens County
Hayes
Portsmouth
Claire Ball
Athens County Fairgrounds
Appalachian Regional Commission
Jack Farrington
Ohio Valley Health Services Foundation
Ball
James Whaley
Athens County approves 4.7 million budget for 1973
Commissioners adopt a 1973 budget totaling 4 7 million with 1 499 559 54 planned for The Plains sewer project and a 1.5 million note request. General fund 1 283 171 and nine funds total 3 424 195 32. Major line items include public assistance 432 100 and Beacon School 181 482.
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Athens County
The
Plains
Beacon
SEORC Golf Tournament and Tourism Meeting Set
The Southeastern Ohio Regional Council schedules a golf tournament and membership meeting at Portsmouth Elks Country Club on Thursday July 6. It will showcase a 20 minute color slide sound program Ohio Hill Country to promote regional beauty and pioneer heritage. Tickets for dinner or golf plus dinner available via Athens Chamber of Commerce Nelsonville Board of Trade and other Southeastern Ohio towns.
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Southeastern Ohio Regional Council
SEORC
Portsmouth Elks Country Club
E. E. Davis
Ohio
Davis
Southeastern Ohio
Carl Dahlberg
Athens Chamber of Commerce
Nelsonville Board of Trade
Prosecuting Attorneys Attend Ohio Workshop Forum
Athens County Prosecuting Attorney Claire M. Ball Jr. and Fourth District Court of Appeals Judge Earl E. Stephenson attended the Ohio Prosecuting Attorneys Association summer workshop at Atwood Lake Lodge. Chief Justice C. William O’Neill addressed on criminal procedure and related topics amid legislative vetoes and bail bondsmen lobbying. Judge Stephenson spoke on techniques for brief writing and oral arguments. Ball helped organize the conference and serves on the group’s Executive Committee.
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Athens County
Claire M. Ball Jr
Fourth District Court of Appeals
Earl E. Stephenson
Portsmouth
Ohio Prosecuting Attorneys Association
Atwood Lake Lodge
Ohio Supreme Court
C. William O'Neill
O’neill
Stephenson
Weather Summary for Local and National Forecast
Mostly clear tonight with mid 60s lows and partly cloudy with showers possible Wednesday highs in the 80s. Extended outlook shows thundershowers Thursday then fair Friday and Saturday with 80s highs and 60s lows. National: generally sunny Tuesday, showers from the southern Plains to the Southeast, rain in the upper Great Lakes, cool conditions elsewhere.
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Rockies
Great Lakes
Gulf Coast States
Subdivisions Asked to Certify Levy Renewals in Athens County
The Athens County Board of Elections contacted six subdivisions with levies up for renewal in November to ensure timely levy requests. A recent Ohio Supreme Court ruling may affect absentee ballots for issues filed late. five townships municipalities and school districts could be impacted, including the Federal Hocking School District which lost a renewal bid. Howe urges certification by the local board as early as possible to avoid removal from the ballot.
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Athens County Board of Elections
Ohio Supreme Court
William Howe
Howe
Athens Scouts Begin Philmont Trek in New Mexico
Kootaga Area Council Boy Scouts and Explorers from Athens depart June 18 for Philmont Scout Ranch in northeastern New Mexico. The 21 boys and two leaders travel via Greyhound, with stops at Fort Riley and Fort Carson before arrival on June 22 for a 12 day wilderness trek. They join 275,000 Scouts who have completed the Philmont challenge.
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Kootaga
Boy Scouts of America
Philip Kahler
Morris Ave
Athens
Athens Area
Philmont
Ted Essex
Richard Essex
Stephen Holtel
James Holtel
Nelsonville
Mike Turner
Charles Turner
Logan
Greyhound Bus
Fort Riley
Kansas
Fort Carson
Colo
Air Force Academy
Airmen’s
Pike’s Peak
Cogg Railroad
Garden of the Gods
Flying W Ranch
Philmont Trails
Suit Filed On Property Between Gyi and Psinka
Mr. and Mrs. Maung Gyi of 90 Grosvenor filed suit in Athens County Common Pleas Court against Mr. and Mrs. William Psinka of Ambridge Pa. The action seeks a declaration of rights in a land installment contract alleging failure to record within 20 days and lack of title evidence. They ask the court to interpret the contract and grant equitable remedies.
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Maung Gyi
Grosvenor
Athens County
Warner trial set after armed robbery case in Lancaster
Jury selection will begin at 9 a.m. Wednesday in the Michael Warner armed robbery trial in Lancaster. He is accused of robbing a Stop-N-Go, taking hostages, and facing related charges. Prosecutor Claire M. Ball Jr. says the trial should last two or three days. Ronald DeVeau represents the defendant.
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Michael Warner
Lancaster
Claire M. Ball Jr
Ronald DeVeau
Ohio U Administrator Defines Women's Lib
Beverly Price of Ohio University explained that women s liberation is not a club or formal group but the sum of forces challenging traditional roles. She traced roots to the 1920s suffrage movement and urged equal opportunity, pay, and an end to sex prejudice. The meeting also inducted Carl Roberts as Rotary district governor and presented $1000 to support Project Hope. Rotarians will meet July 10 at noon.
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Beverly Price
Ohio University
Claude Sowle
Athens Rotary Club
Ohio University Inn
Athens
Carl Roberts
Rotary International
Price
United States
Smith
Project Hope
Railroad Worker Injured Near New Marshfield
A Baltimore and Ohio Railroad worker, Lloyd Brooks of Mineral, suffered a skull fracture after an accident on track about a mile and a half from New Marshfield Monday afternoon. He was treated at O'Bleness Memorial Hospital then moved to Riverside Methodist Hospital in Columbus for emergency surgery.
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New Marshfield
Lloyd Brooks
Mineral
Riverside Methodist Hospital
Columbus
Hughes Funeral Home
Brooks
O’bleness Memorial Hospital
Riverside
Warning Issued About Peddlers in Athens
Athens Mayor Donald Barrett warns residents to beware of door to door solicitors and peddlers this summer. Peddlers must secure a city license and permit before soliciting, and residents should verify licenses with the Police Department. A pending state law would allow buyers to cancel a solicitor sale within three days, and the city seeks a part time small animal warden to handle stray animal complaints.
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Athens
Donald Barrett
Police Department
Barrett
OK Funds For Six Hospitals OK Funds For Six Hospitals
Congressman Chalmers Wylie R Ohio announced a 250000 federal grant to the Ohio Department of Mental Hygiene and Correction to expand the foster grandparent program for mentally retarded children at six state institutions. The grant aims to add 100 foster grandparents next year, increasing volunteers from 74 active seniors serving at Columbus Gallipolis Orient Mount Vernon Brecksville Institutes and Apple Creek Institute in Wayne County.
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Chalmers Wylie
Ohio
Ohio Department of Mental Hygiene and Correction
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Columbus
Gallipolis
Orient
Mount Vernon
Brecksville
Apple Creek Institute
Wayne County
Athens seeks bids for water plant billing machine
Two bids were received Monday by the Athens mayor office for a new billing machine for the municipal water plant. National Cash Register Co. of Dayton bid 5279.89 dollars and Burroughs of Parkersburg bid 5559.53 dollars. The Board of Control will award soon. Bids for rejuvenation of eight municipal water wells from Diehl Pump and Supply Co. of Cincinnati and Layne Ohio Co. will be tabulated later.
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Athens
National Cash Register Co
Dayton
Burroughs
Parkersburg
Board of Control
Diehl Pump and Supply Co
Cincinnati
Layne Ohio Co
Freshman Class of 600 Expected at Marietta College
Marietta College anticipates a freshman class of 600 or more this fall per the summer Marietta Journal. The college plans to present faculty task force recommendations to the full faculty, and features cover a 14 day West Virginia art study and the physical education department’s new major. The Passing Scene recalls humorous mail over the years.
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Marietta
Marietta College
Marietta Journal
Journal
Frank E. Duddy Jr
West Virginia
Younster
United States
Steppe's Acquires Don Seta Salons Expands Cincinnati Network
Steppe's Beauticians Inc has acquired Don Seta beauty salons in Latonia Kentucky and Cincinnati and Hamilton Ohio effective July 2. The salons will be named Hair Happening increasing Steppe's Cincinnati area salons to 12. Basil Rutter said the Athens based firm is the third largest beauty salon chain with about 1800 employees in over 200 salons in 26 states.
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Steppe’s
Beauticians, Inc
Don Seta
Latonia
Cincinnati
Hamilton
Ohio
Steppe
Basil Rutter
Rutter
Athens
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