State Legislation Poses Threat, SEOCCA Leaders Warn
Hutson J. Barnes of Muskingum County and SEOCCA president warned at the spring meeting held at the Ohio University Inn that state legislation threatens area counties and townships unless the association fights for their interests. About 60 officials and businessmen from 15 counties attended as two substitute speakers and one regular speaker appeared late. Otto Shaw of Hocking County urged commissioners and engineers to rally behind the cause.
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Southeastern Ohio Association of County Commissioners and Engineers
Hutson J. Barnes
Muskingum County Commission
Seocca
Ohio University Inn
State Commis
Sioners
Engineers
Otto Shaw
Hocking County Board of Commissioners
Ohio Association of County Commissioners
Shaw
Louis Salvador
Belmont County
Salvador
Commissioners Association
Harry R. Kessel
State Bureau of Inspection
District 10
Ohio
Four Pass Police Tests Result in Four Passes
Four candidates passed the police civil service exam last week per the city civil service commission. Theodore S. Jones scored 93 percent, John C. Laufhutte 79, Paul D. Parsons 73, and Carlos P. Wood 72. Jones holds a provisional department appointment. the service-safety director may appoint from the four to fill two vacancies.
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Police Civil Service
City Civil Service Commission
Theodores. Jones
John C. Laufhutte
Paul D. Parsons
Carlos P. Wood
Jones
Two Youths Sentenced In Juvenile Court In Athens
Two 16 year old Athens boys were sentenced to state youth commissions for testing and placement in a state juvenile institution after pledging auto larceny. The auto from G R Crawford on May 10 was recovered in Newark. Several officials addressed pending legislation shaping mandatory bid advertisements for over $1000 in emergencies and the impact on county governments.
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Athens
State Youth Commissions
G. R. Crawford
Newark
Promoted Coast Survey Officer Leads Jackson Mission
Promoted by C and G S Ensign Phillip C. Johnson of Athens rises to lieutenant junior grade while serving as chief of a Coast and Geodetic Survey party in Jackson Mississippi He is son of Mr and Mrs W W Jackson Athens Route 3 a former Rome Ca naan High School student He joined the C and G S in 1963 after Ohio State University geodetic science degree His first assignment was aboard the Explorer one of 14 ships surveying coastal waters for navigation hazards gravity and magnetic measurements tidal and current surveys and deep sea oceanographic research He has led the Mississippi party since last September.
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Phillip C. Johnson
Athens
Jackson
Miss
W. W. Jackson
Rome-Canaan
C&gs
Civilian Oceanographic Agency
Ohio State University
Explorer
Mississippi
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Dennis H. Nelson
Judy Kaye Mackie
John William Coon
the Plains
Janie Sue Copeland
Cleveland
Kessel
Glenn Buller
Bureau
Emmett Conway
Institute For Regional Development
Ohio University
IRD
Ohio U
Southeastern Ohio
Area Redevelopment Administration
William Sheehan
Cincinnati
James Edwards
Athens County Commission
Inn
Robert Falkner
Woub
Hocking County
Hocking Counties
Jg) Johnson
Vere Smith
N. Court St. — LY
Athens, Ohio
DEPT
Italy
Madras
By R. C. Quinn
India
Shiretex
Bermudas
S. Court LY
Darre
Tom M
Kodak
Bermuda
Sassy
Henley
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