Lack of Funds Hamstrings Chauncey Village Council
Chauncey Village Council struggled with ongoing money shortages for two years as water and sewer funds remain in the red. The electric bill has surged, wages are under review, and delinquent water accounts may be disconnected to cover village expenses. The council approved a $2,285 storm sewer extension bid and plans to seek state or federal funds while prioritizing the storm system and budget constraints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Chauncey Village
Red
Betty Cline
Joe Cline
William Abdella
Council
Cline
Walter Staley
Abdella
Don Lee
John Matheny
Ted Steinback
Lois Simpson
Closser
State Health Department
Golden Buckeye Card program expands to Athens County
More than 90 businesses in Athens County now offer discounts to Golden Buckeye Card holders. Eligible seniors 65 plus can sign up in the Courthouse lobby or at various local sites including RSVP offices, The Farmacy, Health Department, Day Living Center, Athens Produce, Ponderosa, and the Athens Public Library. Cards are also available at York and Glouster Community Centers, Nelsonville Tribune, Kilvert Community Center, Tri County Action Agency, and at Chauncey and Nelsonville libraries on specified days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County
Bob Richmond
Athens
RSVP
Sheriff's
Farmacy
City- County Health Department
Day Living Center
Athens Produce
Ponderosa
Athens Public Library
York Community Center
Glouster Community Center
Nelsonville Tribune
Kilvert Community Center
Tri-County Community Action Agency
Chauncey
Nelsonville
Public Aid Funds Are Distributed In Ohio Counties
The state auditor reports May disbursement of public assistance and social services totals 12 million dollars. Athens County and surrounding areas receive varying amounts. Athens 45520.56, Gallia 23443.85, Hocking 25987.92, Jackson 43632.17, and Vinton 1704.61. A separate legal notice announces an Athens County public sale of household goods to satisfy a court execution against Barbara H Smith, with defendants named in a land contract dispute. The sale occurs July 8 1977 at the courthouse parking lot in Athens. The notice also includes a finding of no significant environmental impact for Nelsonville water system improvements funded by federal Title I money. Public notice dates run through July 5 1977 with comments due by July 15 1977.
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State Auditor’s
Ohio
Athens
Gallia
Hocking
Jackson
Vinton
Athens County
Athens County Court House
Washington St
Zenith
Donald Carr
Scott Ervin
Barbara H Smith
Barbara H. Smith
Lincoln Street
David A. Johnson
Martha Crozier Johnson
Court of Common Pleas of
City of
Frank M. Semans
Catherine B. Semans
Glenn J. Smith
Canaan
County of
State of
Marjorie Mitchell
Nelsonville
Environmental Review Board
Fayette St
Violet
Director of Materials, Management & Purchases
Scott Quad
Ohio University
Gilbert Peerey
Albany
Gerald F. Evans
Scott, Quad
Ohio University Athens
Officers Named for Area Six Health Systems Board
Joseph Vanity of Athens was named vice president of the Area Six Health Systems Agency board. The agency held its first formal meeting with 31 of 59 members present and approved a 25 member executive committee. Robert Filby was elected president Merrit Neil treasurer Marietta will host the ASHSA office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Area Six Health Systems Agency
Athens
Joseph Vanity
Ohio Valley Health Services Foundation Inc
Ohio Health
John Ackerman
Tom Closser
Buckeye Hills-Hocking Valley
Closser
FBI weighs disposing of mass of protest related files
The FBI and Justice Department officials discussed disposing of hundreds of thousands of files on citizens and groups tied to protests. They must follow legal procedures with the National Archives, while backlogs in Freedom of Information Act requests squeeze the bureau, which aims to cut processing time and clear the backlog by September 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
FBI
Justice Department
Bureau
William Schaffer
Department
National Archives
House Judiciary Subcommittee
Robert F. Drinan
D-Mass
Drinan
James M. Powers
Kreider to Study in Japan Through Midwest Program
Mark Kreider son of Mr and Mrs Lorrin Kreider 34 Elmwood Place Grinnell College Grinnell Iowa will spend 12 weeks in Japan this summer He joins 31 other students from 19 institutions leaving July 14 for intensive language study while living and working on Japanese farms The program led by Earlham College Richmond Ind serves as agent for the Great Lakes Colleges Association with study at Waseda University Tokyo starting September 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Kreider
Lorrin Kreider
Elmwood Place
Grinnell College
Grinnell
Iowa
Japan
Earlham College
Richmond
Ind
Great Lakes Colleges Association Association
International Division
Waseda University
Tokyo
Chauncey Man Hurt in Crash
Ralph E. Messenger, 35, of Chauncey, was treated and released from Hocking Valley Community Hospital after a single car crash on Route 180 in Hocking County. State Patrol says he lost control on wet pavement and spun in the roadway early this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph E. Messenger
Chauncey
Hocking Valley Community Hospital
Hocking County
State Highway Patrol
Messenger
Stone Works at Field School
Glenn Stone, Northwestern University graduate, works for the Archeological Field School in Kampsville Illinois. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Edward Stone of 49 Graham Drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stone
Glenn Stone
Archeological Field School
Kampsville
Ill
Northwestern University
Evanston, Ill
Edward Stone
Graham Drive
Auction Sale Friday Evening July First Near Athens Ohio
The Clench family moves to Florida and offers a 1975 Granville mobile home 14 by 65 with 10 percent down sale day, inspection by appointment at 593 3603. The auction lists furniture, TVs, china, decorations, toys, a gun collection, tools, and antiques. The sale begins at 4 PM Friday on Route R33 five miles south of Athens.
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Capehart
E. Am
H.p. Lefton China
Carnival
Sears
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William Hedfelt
Lookout Street
Glouster
Wayne Timberlake
Richard McGonagle
Joseph G. Allen
Et al
Gary E. Efan
Athens County Court OF Common Pleas
Board of County Commissioners
Phyllis Scrubbie
Harold J. Rose
Judge Court of Common Pleas
Miller Produce & Garden Center
Rauch
Treasure Chest
Top of Hill
Pomeroy Road
Rubbermaid Party
Mountain Leather and General Store
Bargain Bazaar
Little's
E. Main Street
Logan
J.C
M.E. Wozny
Troy Township
M.E. Wosny
Parkersburg
Kerrhunter Hardware
Court St
Whites Mill
State St. Recreation
Millfield
Susan
Ervin Road
Beechwood
Ervin
Court
Fern
George's
Bart
Court Street
The
Humane Society
Aaea Teas
Health Agency Board
Chauncey Man
Bill Jones
Jim Alloway
Coolville
Col. Bus Brown
New Marshfield
Sheridan's
Amesville
Alvis V. Weddle
Barlow
Roger E. Wilson
London
Bradford Auction Co
Critt
Bradford
Racine
Cambridge Glass
Indio Brass
Morton Clonch
Sheridan
Northwood Drive
Satur- Aadal
Spartan Inn
Harold Synder — Snyder
4Th St
W.va
Hvy
Fee Nyder — Snyder & Snyder
Hvy. Mig
Harold Synder
Snyder & Snyder
Merbie
West Church Street
Newark
Lyn E. Turnage
Jerri Davidson
Miller
Lockbourne Rd
Columbus
Carol
Railroad Ave
N.Y
Allen
Franklin Avenue
Carbondale
Chesterhill
Seiferths
East First
the Plains
Southeastern Ohio Truss & Rafter Co
Rutland
Hic
W. State Street
Meigs Mines
W.D
Meigs County
P.O. Box
R.N
Jenny Riley
Shaklee Distributors
Tri-State Chipping, Inc
Call Garry
Larry
Jo Ellen Shannon
Johnstown Square
Johnstown
Mark Rowland
David Olshine
Money Telesen
Ireland
R. Morrison Realty
William Rife
Joan McAfooes
Plains
Celee
Strouds Run State Park
Athens City
Phil Halbirt
Gorsuch Realty CO
K.A. Aziz
Mount ST. Mary Hospital
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