1964 Flood Echoes Ohio River Valley Cries for action
Residents of the Hocking River valley face renewed flood damage as a second 13 month flood washes through Athens and areas around Ohio University. Officials cite new dormitory losses, startup of the Hocking Conservancy District, and a $59,520 Controlling Board loan to fund surveys, planning, and regulation. Plans include studies with the Corps of Engineers, potential levees for Athens and Nelsonville, and public hearings before legal steps proceed.
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Charles W. Reamer
Hocking River
Ohio University
Tom Jenkins
Burr Oak
Hocking Conservancy District
Army’s Corps of Engineers
Huntington
Athens
Hocking
Common Pleas
Corps of Engineers
Logan
Nelsonville
Congress
Students Plan Cleanup Operation No 2 at Ohio U
Ohio University students organize a weekend cleanup for Athens residents after the flood. Teams will start at 8 a.m. Saturday with male volunteers for heavy work and coeds for babysitting. Phones open 4 p.m. to 8 p.m. today and 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Saturday for requests. Call LY 3-1469 LY 3-1448 LY 3-1330 or LY 38-4597 with job type, volunteers, and time estimates.
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Ohio University
Athens
University Coeds
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