Union Poll Plans Near Completion
Mayor Donald Barrett says plans to poll city employees about union interest are advancing smoothly. He met with Council 53 AFL-CIO representatives to finalize election details and will meet again Friday to resolve eligibility of four labor foremen and set election mechanics.
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American Federation of State
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Interim Welfare Director Chosen in Athens County
Charlotte Demolet Balding was named temporary welfare director for 60 days by the Athens County Commissioners after a closed meeting. They also awarded bids for medical equipment to Wendt Bristol Co and The Typewriter Shop and for furniture to Athens Office Supply.
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Athens County Welfare Department
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County Board
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County Welfare Office
Ann Urbach
Richard Smith
Joanne Sheskey
Elizabeth Carr
Balding
Health Department
Athens County Fairgrounds
Athens Office Supply
Wendt Bristol Co
Columbus
Accident Probe Continues After Route 56 Mini bike Collision
The Ohio State Patrol investigates a Route 56 crash near Waterloo Two that sent 7 year old Kilkenny to Children's Hospital in Columbus. Gregory Chaney 17 was driving the other vehicle. Kilkenny was treated at Mount St Mary and transferred to Columbus. A second wreck on Route 691 near York Two injured Walter Clowes 38 when securing chains failed causing a steel coil to shift and the truck to hit an embankment.
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York
FBI Chief Kelley Confirmed By Senate
Clarence M. Kelley was confirmed 96 to 0 as FBI director promising to resist political pressure. The Kansas City police chief turned FBI veteran vows independence and to honor Hoover era traditions while pursuing public disclosure and reform.
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J. Edgar Hoover
Hoover
L. Patrick Gray III
E. Howard Hunt
Project funding extends through June 1974 for foster grandparents
COAD chairman Anthony Mele announced a $400 805 ACTION grant to fund Southeastern Ohio foster grandparent programs through June 1974. The money will hire senior citizens in institutions serving underprivileged youths, supporting 160 foster grandparents and improving care quality across Athens Carroll Gallia Guernsey Harrison Hocking Lawrence Muskingum Perry and Tuscarawas Counties.
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Anthony Mele
Corporation For Ohio Appalachian Development
COAD
Action
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Marietta
Houston
Athens
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Gallia
Guernsey
Harrison
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Lawrence
Muskingum
Perry
Tuscarawas
Voters Granted Holiday for Election Day
The Senate approved making election day a national holiday by voice vote and passed the bill 71 to 25 sending it to the House. Senator Humphrey argued the holiday would boost turnout while Byrd’s October election proposal was dropped due to conflicts with Jewish holidays and student residency rules. The federal election date remains the first Tuesday after the first Monday in November.
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Hubert H. Humphrey
Robert C. Byrd
D-W.va
Athens emergency squad aids shopper at Sears-Roebuck store
Squad members responded to a 2:22 p.m. incident at 810 East State Street when Miss Alicea Woodson, 25, Nelsonville, fainted and cut her chin after a fall. She was transported to O'Bleness Memorial Hospital.
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Sears-Roebuck
State St
Alicea Woodson
Nelsonville
O’bleness Memorial
Southeast Ohio
John Ward Carrier Enjoys Outdoors and Earns on Route
John Ward a 12 year old Messenger carrier from 11 Eden Place shows outdoor hobbies fishing and riding while earning money on his route. He has saved about 130 dollars since last June and bought fishing equipment. His parents Robert and Christie Ward praise the job for teaching money skills and responsibility. John is an Athens Middle School pupil with mostly A grades and a conduct badge.
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John Ward
John
Eden Place
Robert
Christie Ward
Athens
Veterans Will Install Officers at Friday Meeting
The 37th Division Veterans Association will install officers at 7 30 p m Friday during a meeting at the American Legion home. Refreshments will be served.
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37Th Division Veterans Association
American Legion
Ohio University sticks with AFSCME Local 1699 amid OGELA split
OU will continue recognizing AFSCME Local 1699 despite the rival OGELA formation. Six weeks of silence ended with a decision based on court rulings and majority employee support, with about 850 of 950 members remaining with Local 1699. Ward Wilson noted neutral study of legal developments and the majority wish.
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American Federation of State, County and Municipal
Afl-Cio
Ohio
Employes Labor Alliance
Ward Wilson
Local 1699
Afscme
Wilson
John Donnelly
Afscme Council 21
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