Federal Aid Steps Outlined for Athens County
The Regional Planning Commission met at the Columbia Gas building and authorized its temporary chairman Goff Dunfee to draft a preliminary constitution and bylaws and letters of intent for a county comprehensive plan. The plan aims to secure federal aid for Hollister water and Margaret Creek Conservancy District, with completion due by August 1968. The group discussed FHA loan details and formal resolutions of cooperation among Athens County officials and municipalities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Regional Planning Commission
Athens County
Columbia Gas
Goff Dunfee
Margaret Creek Conservancy District
Jerald E. Miller
Marietta
Athens Area
Farmers Home Administration
Planning Commission
Miller
Hollister
Resi
Nelsonville
Hollister Water Corporation
the Plains
Glouster
Amesville
Coolville
Dunfee
Athens
Ralph Moore
Youth Employment Units Set to Open in Athens Ohio
A six mobile youth employment team plan from Gov. Rhodes will operate out of Athens with 47 staffers to provide on the spot interviewing counseling and testing. Units will coordinate job efforts and aid vocational training under Manpower Development Act and related programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Rhodes
Athens
Associated Press
Ohio Bureau of Unemployment Compensation
Department of Labor
Rhodes
Ohio
Bile
Willard P. Dudley
BVC
Logan
Jackson
Ironton
Lancaster
Cambridge
Bridgeport
Mansfield
Steubenville
Chillicothe
Two Drivers Injured In City Auto Crash
Two drivers were hurt in an auto accident Tuesday night at East State and Euclid. Charles Coon, 46, of 22 Euclid Drive, suffered a possible neck injury, and Lila Kirkbride, 20, of 160 West State Street, had bruises and a nose bleed. No aid was given. Police charged Mrs Kirkbride with failure to stop within assured clear distance ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. State
Euclid
Charles Coon
Euclid Dr
Lila Kirkbride
W. State St
Kirkbride
Three Architects Visit OU for Architecture Talk
Visitors to Ohio University School of Architecture include professors and deans from Auburn University and the University of Minnesota. Prof. Herb Greene of the University of Kentucky will speak at 1 15 p m in Space Arts Auditorium on Residential Architecture in the Mid West. A Greene exhibit is in Space Arts Building lobby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University School of Architecture
Auburn University
University of Minnesota
University of Kentucky
Herb Greene
Space Arts
Mid-West
William A. Speer
William Stamm
Robert Farrar Capon
Ohio University
Kennedy
Memorial Auditorium
Christ Church
Port Jefferson
N.Y
George Mercer Jr
City School Bus Hit by Car. Driver Cited
A car rear ended a stopped city school bus on Albany Rd inside city limits. No injuries reported. Leonard Knight Brooks, 59, Albany Route 4, charged with failure to stop within assured clear distance ahead. Bus driver James Dishman Sturgill, 26, 84 S Shafer, stated the bus lights were flashing.
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Albany Rd
State Highway Patrol
Leonard Knight Brooks
Albany
James Dishman Sturgill
S. Shafer
Army Honor Unit Topic at Lions Club meeting
The Lions Club in Lakeview heard Prelude to Taps a film on the Army's 3rd Infantry Regiment. Sgt Maj Stan Komorski noted the unit guards the tomb of the Unknown Soldier and provides escorts for presidential inaugurations. Lions president Rose announced David A Evans will speak at the April 30 May 2 district convention at the Ohio University Inn.
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Army
3Rd Infantry
Lions Club
Lakeview Center
Stanley Komorski
Ohio University
Arlington National Cemetery
William C. Rose
David A. Evans
Lions International
Ohio University Inn
Shelterin g Arms Hospital Notes
Births list two new babies born to Mr. and Mrs. Donald Hawk and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Ormondroyd in Athens areas. Admitted names include Gary Risley Clarence Petty John Grim and others from Athens Stewart Guysville Millfield New Marshfield. Dismissals cover multiple residents and families. The Citizens for a Better Education meeting moved to Rome Canaan High School with Mort Bowers to speak on Federal Hocking School district. Sheriff Howard Russell cited for disturbing the peace with $10 and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary Risley
Athens
Clarence Petty
Stewart
John Grim
Albany
Imogene Allbaugh
Gertrude Timblin
Guysville
Volley McColley
Millfield
Kenneth Smart
J. G. Hope
William Jenkins
New Marshfield
Citizens For A Better Education
Rome - Canaan High School
IOOF
William Glover
Mort Bowers
Hocking
Athens Weather Report Notes Mild Wednesday Skies
Observer C. L. Colmer records a 45 degree temperature at 10 a.m. with mild conditions and rising Hocking River at 7.58 feet. Tue high reached 58 as March winds grew stronger in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
U.S
C. L. Colmer
Hocking River
City Squad Aids Three After Street Incident
The city fire department emergency squad treated three people today. Loren Morris, 55, suffered a facial laceration after a fight at Jim's 42 Grill and received first aid at the station. Edna Chubb, 54, fell on the sidewalk near 31 N Court St and had a small nose cut. Paul Smith, 19, of 10 W Mulberry St, fainting spells prompted transport to Hudson Health Center.
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City Fire Department
Loren Morris
Millfield
Jim’s 42
Morris
Edna Chubb
Athens
N. Court St
Paul Smith
W. Mulberry St
Hudson Health Center
Bond Sale Totals Set in Athens County January
U. S. Series E and H savings bonds sales in Athens County reached 74 126 during January, according to Chairman Tad Grover. The county hit about 10 percent of its annual goal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Apartment Variance OK'd for Two Eight-Story Buildings
Rumac Inc won a variance from the zoning board to build two eight story apartment buildings at Lakeview Manor in a $1.859 million project. Developers Melsop Gatewood and attorney Vanity appeared after service safety denied zoning certificates for height. The lakefront complex near the recreation center will add two high rises by September with Ohio University land ownership and endorsement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zoning Board of Appeals
Rumac, Inc
Lakeview Manor
William Melsop
Terry Gatewood
Area Co
Joseph B. Vanity, Jr
Service-Safety
Recreation Center
Ohio University
Roommates Charged in Forgery Case at Athens Apartments
Two Ohio University students and roommates Martin Jay Levitt and Michael Gary Levine, both from Cleveland Heights, pleaded innocent in Municipal Court to forgery charges. Levitt is charged with a $257.45 check to Athens Appliance and TV, Levine with a $98.38 check to TV Supply Co. Police found the forged funds used to buy a television and supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University
Athens Apts
Martin Jay Levitt
Michael Gary Levine
Cleveland Heights
Levitt
Athens Appliance
Levine
TV Supply Co
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Dents
Margaret Creek Conservancy
Carpenter Howe
Glouster, Ohio
High St
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Donald Hawk
Albert Ormondroyd
Charles Thompson
Douglas Shaffer
Chauncey
Lloyd Martin
John Rankin
Donald Bobo
Charles Walraven
David McCuulsky
James Hill
Stewart School
Howard Russell
Isabelle Fore
City Squad
Athens National Bank Certificate OF Deposit
THE
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Nelsonville, Ohio
Fayette ST
Altmans
Hanes
Orion
Floor
Casey Jones
Athens National Bank
Stevens
Tor
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