Federal Hocking Board Locks Hiring For Next Season
The Federal Hocking School Board voted to pause automatic renewals for district athletic coaches next season. They will delay filling slots to allow incoming teachers with higher qualifications to apply. The move affects all athletic staff including James Carpenter and several coaches while football decisions may wait until June. The board also changed pay scales establishing a 205 day elementary principal and 215 day positions with base pay plus applicable allowances.
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Federal
Hocking School Board
Joseph Frost
Frost
Ohio University
Federal Hocking
James Carpenter
Mark Smith
James Ogg
Gary Block
Tim Lairson
Danny Hall
School board approves contracts and hires tutors
The board sets 225 for middle school and 250 for the district superintendent, with all contracts effective Aug 1. One year terms align James Carpenter in his second year of a two year contract. Ten Title I tutors are hired for next year at 5 per hour, split between Amesville and Coolville. Resignations accepted, eighth grade graduation moved to Middle School gym.
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Frost
Charles Montgomery
James Carpenter
Amesville
Coolville
Mike Weber
Darlene Champ
Debbie Gagliano
Cathy Winder
Sybil Shubert
Shirley Reed
Christine Pfister
Jane Marti
Cindy
Romola Hopkins
Flood Plain Use Outlined By Miami District Leader
L Bennett Coy, Miami Conservancy District general manager, told Athens Rotary that state law restricts flood plain use to recreation and that non use blocks industrial growth in Athens and Nelsonville. He urged conservation, noted Miami Valley flood control and proposed buying flood plain land for future park development while praising Athens flood clearance.
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Miami Valley
Miami
Hocking Valley
Ohio University
Hocking Conservancy District
Athens
Nelsonville
Logan
Nelsonville Shooting Under Investigation After Accident
Athens County sheriff's deputies say 18 year old Timothy Brothers was hit in the right forearm by a discharged .38 caliber pistol while it was being handled by roommate Victor Vennettelli in a Nelsonville trailer near Hocking Technical College. Brothers treated at Mount St. Mary Hospital.
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Pat Patterson Recovers From Open Heart Surgery
Former Athens County resident Pat Patterson reports steady recovery at his Lebanon home after open heart surgery at Riverside Hospital Columbus. He telephoned The Messenger from Albany where he was visiting his mother to thank donors who gave 25 pints of blood March 28 following his operation.
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Albany
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Lions Elect Officers in Albany Alexander Club
Albany Alexander Lions Club names new officers Everett Boggess president Dale Potts first vice president Paul Metts second vice president Joel House third vice president Richard Hartley secretary Larry Lucas treasurer Fred Daily Lion tamer Dave Gabriel and Gene Howard tail twisters Walter Baldridge and Charles Scott board of directors for two years An auction is planned for May 12 at Albany Elementary School a consignment sale and donations accepted A concession wagon was discussed for fairs and district use Charles Grim joins as member Installing Cecil McGlone of Athens Lions Club The club thanks patrons for a successful light bulb sale A skit on parliamentary procedure was presented by Alexander FFA officers and adviser John Hamil
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Alexander Lions Club
Everett Boggess
Dale Potts
Paul Metts
Joel House
Richard Hartley
Larry Lucas
Fred Daily
Dave Gabriel
Gene Howard
Walter Baldridge
Charles Scott
Cecil McGlone
Athens Lions Club
Charles Grim
Alexander Club
Alexander Ffa
John Hamil
Athens Man Is Cited After Route 50 Collision
An Athens driver, Raymond G. Carter, 23, was cited by the State Highway Patrol for failing to stop in the assured clear distance after his car struck two vehicles on Route 50 west of Athens. Drivers Stephen W. Thomas, 16, andRichard K. Dillinger, 18, both of Shade Route 1, were stopped behind a turning car.
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Parolmen
Raymond G. Carter
Stephen W. Thomas
Richard K. Dillinger
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Kiwanis Speaker Outlines Equal Opportunity Efforts
Beverly Price assistant to the president for equal opportunity programs at Ohio University spoke to Athens Kiwanis about federal and university efforts to end discrimination. She described affirmative action as proactive problem solving and noted OU receives about 1 million dollars annually in federal funds requiring affirmative action offices. She argued against neutral treatment and urged expanded minority recruitment to meet employment goals.
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Ohio University
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