City considers uniform 20 to 25 dollar raises for most workers
Athens city employees may see monthly pay boosts of 20 or 25 dollars under a prepared ordinance for the Monday council meeting. Mayor Raymond Shepard and committee led by Tad Grover aim to apply the increases to full time staff by July 1, with exact amounts set before Monday. Previously, 115 workers received step raises in March and elected officials are not affected.
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Athens City
Raymond Shepard
Mittee
Tad Grover
Shepard
Two Top Scholars Named At Ames Bern School
Two outstanding seniors will be honored at graduation at Ames Bern High School. Valedictorian Janet Schmittauer and salutatorian Patty Mingus have earned honors in academics and activities including yearbook work French Club National Merit recognition DAR and Ohio History tests.
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Ames-Bern High School
Janet Schmittauer
John Schmittauer
Athens
Athens County Honor Society
Plac
Graduate Commended for Vietnam Service
Lt. David L. Fri, a 1966 Ohio University graduate and ROTC alumnus, received commendation from Brig. Gen. Charles W. Ryder Jr. for outstanding work in the Pacific and action with the 199th Light Infantry Brigade in Vietnam. He helped dismantle a camouflaged arsenal and factory capable of producing grenades. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Elvey Fri of Creole Route 1 and is on leave in Japan.
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David L. Frn
Charles W. Ryder Jr
David L. Fri
Ohio University
199Th Light Infantry
Vietnam
Fri
Army Rotc
Elvey Fri
Lt. Fri
Japan
Professors Reminded Of Test Option At Ohio University
Ohio University officials remind professors in 300 level courses of a January approved experimental option for finals. They may give a final exam, accept final papers on exam day, or choose another evaluation method. An evaluating committee will judge the option's effectiveness and future use.
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Ohio University
Youth Faces Auto Larceny Involving Car Crash
A 17 year old from Glouster is charged with auto larceny and will appear in Juvenile Court. State patrols say he was driving a car involved in a 2:30 p.m. Tuesday crash on Trimble Two road 521, which struck an embankment. The vehicle belonged to Homer D. Kinnison of Murray City.
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Glouster
Trimble Two
Homer D. Kinnison
Murray City
Sheltering Arms Hospital Notes
Admitted list includes Ernest Coe and Mrs Robert Sheridan both of Athens Mary Gillett Athens Route 3 Miss Sandra Smith and Craig Scott Athens Route 4 Sherman Hudnall New Marshfield Discharged includes Mrs Gail Sedwick and son Mrs Laurine Parola Mrs Alice Pennell Mrs William McCune Mrs Martha Gabriel Nellie La Follette Christopher Lenigar Mrs John Moore and son.
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Ernest Coe
Robert Sheridan
Athens
Mary Gillett
Sandra Smith
Craig Scott
Sharman Hudnall
New Marshfield
Gail Sedwick
Laurine Parola
Alice Pennell
William McCune
Martha Gabriel
Nellie la Follette
Christopher Lenigar
John Moore
Elementary Electricity Project Meeting Set
Elementary electric projects for 4-H members will be discussed Saturday at the Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Company in Middleport. Kenneth E. Ackerman, county extension agent, said Bill Schnug will explain the projects with advisers and company representatives aiding students. The meeting starts at 9:30 a.m. Ohio University received a $60,089 grant under Title 6 Part A of the Higher Education Act for an audio. SUIT FILED
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Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Company
Middleport
Kenneth E. Ackerman
Bill Schnug
Ackerman
Ohio University
Blood Donation Falls Short of Athens County Quota
Red Cross bloodmobile visits in Athens County failed to reach 300 pints quota. 126 pints were donated Tuesday, 168 pints over two days. Officials warn continued shortfalls could endanger county residents coverage. Local volunteers and donors recognized for reaching various gift clubs. medical staff and volunteers listed. Ice provided by Culligan Co. and motor corps noted.
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Red Cross
Athens County
Charles McVey
McBee Systems Em
Miss Hellrich Named To Vermont Club
Freshman Karen Hellrich of Green Mountain College Poultney Vermont has been appointed to Green Key She will serve as a counselor to next year s incoming freshman class act as campus guide and hostess She is majoring in pre nursing
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Green Mountain College
Poultney
Karen Hellrich
Arthur Hellrich
Bromley Hall
Athens
Green Key
Miss Hellrich
New Barber Shop Opens At Bromley
Two Athens County men opened Bromley Hall Barber Shop as partners Dana Ward of Mineral and Earl Barnhart of Nelsonville. Ward brings 15 years of barbering in Athens and Lancaster, while Barnhart, a Nelsonville High School graduate and Ohio State Barber College alum, has two years in the trade. Ward is a former trucker and Barnhart a former coal miner.
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Athens County
Bromley Hall
Dana Ward
Mineral
Earl Barnhart
Nelsonville
Ward
Chauncey-Dover High School
Athens
Lancaster
Barnhart
Ohio State Barber College
Motorist Faces Old Citation in Court
Walter B. Laudermilt of Pomeroy pleaded guilty to failing to have an operator's permit. After a year of State Highway Patrol pursuit, he was fined 50 dollars plus costs, and sentenced to 10 days in jail. He also faces an outstanding state parole violation.
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Walter B. Laudermilt
Pomeroy
Laudermilt
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