Three Counties Added To SHC Budget OK'd
The SHC Governing Board approved adding Monroe Noble and Washington Counties expanding the Services for Handicapped Children project to 70 000 students across 11 counties in Southeastern Ohio. A 1972 73 budget totaling 111 216 includes PPDC IRMC and Project Breakthrough with new county representation and planned satellite resource facilities at Rio Grande College and Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SHC
Athens
Robert L. Weinfurther
Monroe
Noble
Washington
Ohio Department of Education
Division of Special Education
Gallia
Hocking
Jackson
Meigs
Morgan
Perry
Vinton
Wein
Monroe- Noble-Washington
Rio Grande College
Ohio
Robert E. Miller
Belpre
Washington County
Lowell E. Anderson
Caldwell
Noble County
Delven Devore
Switzerland of Ohio
Monroe County
Marietta College of Education
PPDC
IRMC
EMR
Weinfurtner
Ohio General Assembly
Suspect Arrested After Cornwell and Co Jewelers Theft
Athens police report a suspect in custody after a $1 175 theft at Cornwell and Co Jewelers at 10 S Court St. The thief broke a storefront window about 2 30 a m and a blood trail led to the alley behind Katherine Figg store where an official says a ring was recovered. Missing items include 72 wedding bands two trays of rings and 10 men rings valued at 75 to 80 dollars each. This burglary follows a June 6 break in at Steppe's Beauty Salon next door where jewelry and a stereo were stolen.
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Athens
Cornwell and Co. Jewelers
S. Court St
Court Street
Katherine Figg
Steppe
Cornwell and Co
Innocent Plea on Drug Charge in Athens Court
Donald K. Sedgewick of Tuppers Plains pleaded innocent in Athens County Municipal Court to cocaine possession. Bond was set at $5,000 for the drug charge with a July 6 hearing. Sedgewick faces additional charge of drug intoxication and will appear again July 7 after a separate bond.
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Donald K. Sedgewick
Tuppers Plains
Athens County
Franklin Sheeter
Sedgewick
Athens
Athens to Get Planning Grant for 100 Low Income Units
Mayor Donald Barrett announced funds will be approved once available for a low cost housing planning grant in Athens. HUD officials in Columbus found the application in order after a letter from Congressman Clarence Miller. Nelsonville also seeks a similar grant.
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Athens
Donald Barrett
Barrett
Tenth
Clarence Miller
Housing and Urban Development
HUD
Columbus
Miller
Metropolitan Housing Authority
Alan Geiger
Nelsonville
Bumgardner
Albany Gas Rate Increase Discussion at Village Council
Albany residents are invited to the village council meeting at the fire station Monday at 7 30 p m to discuss a proposed 20 percent gas rate increase. Officials note most customers were served by the former Albany Oil and Gas Co now owned by Columbia and John Cottrill of the gas company will explain the measure.
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Albany
Albany Oil and Gas Co
Columbia
John Cottrill
Gas Company
Birth announcements and recent hospital admissions
O'Bleness Memorial Hospital reports a birth to Mr and Mrs Ronald Hamilton of McArthur Route 1 and a daughter to Mr and Mrs Jim Pratt of Albany Route 1. Admitted patients include several Athens residents and others from McArthur Millfield Nelsonville Antioch Illinois and surrounding areas. Dismissals list numerous patients including Mrs George Enevoldsen and daughter.
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Ronald Hamilton
McArthur
Jim Pratt
Albany
Robert Green
Richard King
Patricia Hoffman
Athens
Jerry Kimes
William South
John Osborne
James Lee
Frances Watkins
David Farley
Murray City
Walter Keirns
Millfield
Alan Hilton
Nelsonville
Ricky Edwards
Stewart
Stephen Whitmore
Antioch
Ill
Lillian DeMolet
George Enevoldsen
Steven Swart
Elwyn Dorr
Aspen Pidcock
David Ulbrich
Bertha Canny
Clarence Tinkham
Robert Essex
Radiph Thomas Davis
Deborah Drake
James McKibben
John Levandoski
Wayne Roof
Robert Cecil
Marion Elliot
Mable Hawkins
Dean C. Sager
Peggy Hill
Whealey to Speak in Logan Saturday
Democratic candidate Bob Whealey for Congress in the Tenth District plans a Saturday stop in Logan to launch Project Win. He will greet residents at Worthington Park on Main Street at 9 30 a.m. and distribute campaign materials.
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Logan
Bob Whealey
Whealey
Worthington Park
Main St
Lancaster Man Hurt In Mishap
A Lancaster man James R. Glendenning, 42, was injured when his car struck an embankment off Route 13 four miles south of County Road 78 at 7 15 a m on Thursday. The left front wheel rim is reported to have broken causing the tire to separate from the wheel and the loss of control on a curve. Police did not know the extent of injuries or if he was treated.
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Lancaster
James R. Glendenning
Ohio State Patrol
Highway Patrol
Glendenning
Athens Flyer Heads for Power Puff Derby Contest
Joan Mace departs Ohio University Airport for Fort Wayne to join Mrs Sam McKay en route to California as the Power Puff Derby begins. They plan an east to west test flight with navigator Mace guiding the first leg from San Carlos to New Jersey from July 7 to July 10.
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Joan Mace
Ohio University
Fort Wayne
Ind
Sammy McKay
California
Mace
San Carlos Airport
San Mateo County
Calif
New Jersey
Athens Firemen Respond to Four Calls Thursday
Athens firemen answered four calls Thursday two for fire alarms and two for medical aid. A garage roof appeared to smoke from steam at Rose Laughlin’s home while sun hit afternoon rain. Another call involved a ballast burning in a fluorescent fixture at the American Legion Post. The emergency squad aided Kay McClintock and Mary Nardo with injuries and medical issues, taking McClintock to O Bleness Memorial Hospital.
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Athens
Rose Laughlin
Longview Heights
K.T. Crossen
American Legion
Mary Nardo
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Stephen M. Polk
Guysville
Birdie M. Willis
Nedra Holley
John Villars
O’bleness Memorial Hospital
Athens Flyer
T.V
Cunningham Music Center
Richland Ave
Athens, O
Minneapolis
W. Union St
Welsonville
Miss Vicky
Buckley
Pageant
Vicky
Perma Press
Marting
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