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Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1964

Page

2

Water Woes Warned As U S Demand May Exceed Supply

Col. Harrington W. Cochran of the U S Army Corps of Engineers warned Athens residents that U S water demand could surpass supply by 1980 due to rapid usage and population growth. He cited billions in Ohio River basin flood control work and planned reservoirs to meet drought and flood needs.

U.S Harrington W. Cochran U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Athens Ohio University Baker Center Cochran Huntington Corps of Engineers Ohio River Corps Congress Hocking Conservancy District Colonel Cochran Huntington District Belleville Locks Reedsville Hocking River Stewart Panama Canal Route 7 Hocking Earl Washburn Athens High W. Va Messenger Newsphoto

Police and Firemen Honored At Athens Dinner

Athens police and fire departments were honored at a Monday night dinner with $750 raised by five sponsors. Checks of $375 each were presented to Fire Chief Charles Dalton and Police Chief Joseph B. Grogan to fund special equipment.

Athens Charles Dalton Joseph B. Grogan Royal McBee Corp Jaycees, Kiwanis Lions Rotary Baker Center Earl Hooper Kiwanis Dalton Grogan Raymond Shepard Earl Washburn M. T. Vermillion Royal McBee H. C. Musser Service Club Hooper Kent Bumpass Richard Beagle Jaycees Burton DeVeau

Navy Reenlistment Plan Aims at Critical Technical Ratings

William P. Bressler CSI, local Navy recruiter, outlines a new reenlistment plan under Selective Conversion and Retention to re enlist broken service personnel in specific ratings and pay grades. The program lets sailors reenlist at their discharge rate for later conversion to undermanned technical ratings, with details available at the Baker Building office, 2 S. Congress St.

William P. Bressler CSI Navy Bressler Baker Building S. Congress St

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