City Budget Project Costs Update
City officials outline project costs and status amid talks of funding. Public works and planning departments emphasize budget alignment with available resources and potential impacts on services.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1965
Page
2
City officials outline project costs and status amid talks of funding. Public works and planning departments emphasize budget alignment with available resources and potential impacts on services.
County commissioners were told a landowner kept sheep on his land for about a week. Officials feared dogs might attack the flock and create a health hazard. State code requires dead animals to be buried within 24 hours in a three foot grave or disposed of properly.
The Athens County Society plans a Friday benefit show at Schine's Athena Theater starting at 10 a.m. The event features a Walt Disney Fun Show with admission 25 cents, and Pepsi Cola Bottling Co provides free soft drinks. Police Chief J G Grogan reminds motorists to switch to 1965 license plates by midnight.
Four new Lions Club members Frank Sheeter Walter Pyle Thomas Hendershot and Gene Mann were initiated and a slate of officers was presented by Sgt Ronald Fannin the new club commander.
Iruma c variance okayed after earlier denial for a six story Rumac project near the university. The $760000 apartment complex will include 90 units and 90 parking spaces plus a recreation center. Building permit expected in five days after approval.
A Chauncey woman suffered injuries in an automobile accident Tuesday on Columbus Road about a mile south of the city limits, according to city police. Grace Elizabeth Crab-
A preliminary arraignment was held Wednesday in County Court for 75 year old Melvin Dunfee. He faces charges of receiving and concealing a lawn mower two saws and two tires. An arraignment date was set for April 11. Deputy Sheriff Dewitt Walker filed the complaint.
Mrs Helen Fish 40 of 234% W Washington St was taken to Sheltering Arms Hospital at 11 10 p m Tuesday from Washington and Shafer Sts by the city fire department s emergency squad.
Firefighters from Richland Area battled an outbuilding blaze at 1:50 a.m. near Clifford Smith's property in Pleasant Hill. The flames engulfed the outbuilding but crews saved neighboring buildings after about an hour of water application. Acting Fire Chief Phil Hess cited the cause as suspected improper defiring.
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