Two Athens High School sites named for new $2.25 million campus
The Athens School Board outlined two possible locations for the new 2.25 million dollar Athens High School. One site is on Route 33 about two miles north of Athens, the other is a south Athens state owned lot near Dairy Lane.
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Athens High School
Route 33
Athens
Dairy Lane
City School Board
Wed
Sol Rosenberg
W. Parker Walker
Ek. A. Cottingham
Johnson Rd
Ohio University Inn
State Department of Mental Hygiene and Correction
State
Fred Chase
Sidney Roach
G. A. Gardner
Athens Junior High
Maybelle Durst
West
Myrta Ashworth
East
S. L. Durst
Chauncey
H. W. Humphrey
the Plains
B. F. Auer
Athens High
Athens School Board Advances High School Plans
The Athens school board approved 1965 66 pay raises for eight administrators and 50 60 non certificated staff. They settled on land options near Route 33 and Dairy Lane, studied with state officials, and approved educational specs for a new high school. Resignations and new hires were noted along with summer teaching rosters and bids for three boss positions. Manpower needs in the Hock Hocking district were described as urgent.
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Thomas Helms
Morrison Elementary
Margie Rose Thieman
University of Dayton
Kathleen Ann Ralston
Indiana University
Virginia Erner
Morrison Music
Vicky Shock
Chauncey
Barbara Purdum
Morrison
Mary Ann Wittitoe
Athens
Athens County
Columbia Gas Co
William Nutter
Ohio student fined for window destruction at Moore's Shoe
Thomas R. Myers of Washington Hall was fined 100 dollars and costs and 30 days by Municipal Judge John Newcomb for destruction of property after kicking in a plate glass window at Moore's Shoe Repair on W Union St. The jail term was suspended and he must pay 50 dollars of the fine, plus 30 days probation and restitution. He also faced a 25 dollar fine and costs on a police intoxication charge.
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Ohio University
Moore’s
W. Union St
Thomas R. Myers
Washington Hall
John Newcomb
Meyers
Logan Man Pleads Guilty To Burglary Indictments
Jerry D. Teel, 24, Logan, pled guilty in Common Pleas Court to three indictments two for breaking and entering and one for attempted burglary. Teel was represented by Logan attorney Phil Henderson. The court took the case under advisement. NAME OMITTED Also a notice states the promotion of Dr Wilma Miller to professor of physical education and athletics was omitted from Ohio University release.
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Jerry D. Teel
Logan
Common Pleas
Teel
Phil Henderson
Wilma Miller
Ohio University
OU Gets $61,000 Grant for VISTA Coordination
VISTA recruiters visited Athens to recruit college students for the domestic Peace Corps program. Lyle C. Carter Jr. of the Office of Economic Opportunity explained volunteers assist poverty stricken communities. Martin Hecht announced Ohio University's Institute of Regional Development received a $61,000 technical assistance grant to coordinate volunteers across 21 Southeastern Ohio counties.
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Mestic Peace Corps
Lyle C. Carter, Jr
Office of Economic Opportunity
Washington, D. C
Martin Hecht
Institute of Regional Development
IRD
Ohio University
Ohio
Court Hears Driver Cases
Municipal Court Wednesday suspended a driver license for six months and sentenced another to two days in jail for driving under revocation. Gail Showalter aged 46 of Athens Route 3 had 15 points under the BMV suspension system. John Bruce Hasman, 20, Parma Heights pleaded guilty to driving while under revocation and was fined $50 plus costs.
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Gail Showalter
Athens
Bureau of Motor Vehicles
John Bruce Hasman
Parma Heights
State Highway Patrol
Elderly woman suffers leg fracture at home
Mrs. Anna Weed, 83, of 9014 W State St, fell and may have fractured her left leg above the knee. Fire squad splinted, placed on backboard, and transported to Sheltering Arms Hospital. Joan Burgess, 22, Lindley Hall, fainted near Memorial Auditorium and was taken to Hudson Health Center.
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Anna Weed
W. State St
Fire Department
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Joan Burgess
Lindley Hall
Memorial Auditorium
Hudson Health Center
Recreation Plan Urged for Athens by Ohio Univ Leader
James Grimm Hamilton recreation director urged Athens focus on leadership and family centered activities. He called for playground directors to work with children, integration with schools to save costs, and treating recreation as an attitude, not a skill.
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James Grimm
Hamilton
Athens
Ohio University
Grover Center
Grimm
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