Appalachia Development Bill Aims at Capital Improvements
Kenner Bush of The Messenger spoke at a Mayor's Advisory Committee meeting about the Appalachia Development Act. He described Route 682 extension plans, potential Athens site needs, and a federal program spending 840 million dollars over five years to fund 2350 miles of limited access highways and 1000 miles of access highways across 28 southern Ohio counties. The act stresses decentralized planning and development, focusing on growth potential and regional coordination rather than poverty relief.
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Appalachia
Kenner Bush
the Messenger
Goff Dunfee
Ash
Dunfee
Richland Ave
Athens
Bush
Ohio
Belmont County
Cincinnati
Columbus
Southeastern Ohio Regional Council
Sheltering Arms Hospital Notes
A list of residents and associated locations including Beatrice Reinhart Dexter Route 1 Mrs Ardath Llewellyn New Marshfield Richard Kasler Millfield Route 1 John Jackson The Plains Mrs James Roy Millfield Route 1 Mrs William Lovsey Millfield Route 1 John Dunfee Athens Route 3 Mrs Edward Baum Athens Mrs William Chaney and daughter Athens Rebecca Linscott Millfield Route 1 Mrs Theodore Flood and daughter Athens 1 Fred Goebel Reedsville Mrs Gary Johnson Athens 2 Joe Weaver Albany.
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Beatrice Reinhart
Dexter
Ardath Llewellyn
New Marshfield
Richard Kasler
Millfield
John Jackson
the Plains
James Roy
William Lovsey
John Dunfee
Athens
Edward Baum
William Chaney
Rebecca Linscott
Theodore Flood
Fred Goebel
Reedsville
Gary Johnson
Joe Weaver
Albany
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John Ingram
Hocking Conservancy
Hockingport
George Chapman
Highway Department
State Hospital
Messenger
Security Bank
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Elberfeld
Logan, Ohio
Prato
Simmons
North Court Street
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