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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 23, 1973

Page

16

Logan Council approves police staff increase and traffic signal plan

Logan City Council approved adding personnel to the Logan Police Department with a new patrolling post and clerical dispatch staff to reduce overtime. The panel also moved toward securing traffic light control at Hunter-Furnace Street and convened to consider funding for the Hospital-Motherwell sewer project amid heated debate. An emergency measure limits and reorganizes ranks to meet protection needs and reduce overtime.

Ruth Stump Logan Logan Police Department Hunter- Furnace Street Ohio Power Auditorium Hospital-Motherwell Avenue Richard Gerken

Logan Council Sees No New Grounds in Haney Bid

Mayor M B Haney refused to elaborate on reasons for blocking Col Rodney Crow from acting as Humane Society agent in Logan. He appeared with two attorneys and dodged questions from Councilwoman Louise Smith while a list of questions was tabled by attorney Ed Johnston and staff.

Logan M. B. Haney Col Rodney Crow Thee Humane Society Logan City Louise Humane Society

Rotary Minstrel profits exceed two thousand in Wellston show

WELLSTON The 20th annual Wellston Rotary Club Minstrel show held March 9 and 10 netted 1911.60 for the club to use in community projects. President Paul Hough announced this week the financial report shows that net profits from the 1973 show were enhanced by the event.

Wellston Rotary Club Paul Hough Hough World Affairs Institute Cincinnati

Veterans Graves Will Be Marked in Area Cemeteries

Veterans buried at Green Lawn Connett and Fort Street cemeteries will receive flag decorations over the next three days. Clarence Wolf commander Glenford Dugan Post 229 urges volunteers to report to Green Lawn Wednesday at 5 30 p m. Contact cemetery sexton or legion officers if markers are needed or if any veteran is overlooked.

Nelsonville Green Lawn Connett Fort Street Clarence Wolf Glenford Dugan American Legion Wolf Sexton Legion

Logan Area Adds Phone Cable Upgrade in Ohio

General Telephone Co of Ohio announced a 36000 project to upgrade and expand service in the Logan area. Michael A. Castaldi Jr said the buried cable serves the area north of Logan along Route 664 and will replace parts of existing facilities in a 308 square mile region covering Hocking and Vinton Counties with 7513 telephones.

Logan General Telephone Co Ohio Michael A. Castaldi Logan Area Castaldi Logan Exchange Hocking Vinton

Hit-Skip Incident Reported In Nelsonville

Police investigated a hit and run at 11:30 a.m. Monday. Sherry L. Hoskinson, 17, reported her 1973 sedan at 20 E. Franklin St was struck in the rear while parked, causing moderate damage to the bumper and trunk.

Nelsonville Sherry L. Hoskinson Kantner St E. Franklin St

Vinton Board Plans Recessed Meeting Next Tuesday

McArthur Elementary School hosts a recessed session of the Vinton County Board of Education Tuesday at 7 p.m. Several teachers with expiring contracts are expected to attend and discuss other matters. The next regular meeting is set for June 19.

Mcarthur Vinton County

Entertain Class Planned by Jacksonville Sunday School

Miss Arlene Davis will entertain the Junior Class of the First United Methodist Sunday School Thursday at 7 30 p m Mrs Marlene Slater will assist The affair will end at 9 30 p m

Jacksonville Arlene Davis First United Methodist Sunday School Marlene Slater

Council approves traffic lights plan for Hunter Furnace intersection

At 3:30 p.m. in the city auditor's office the framework for additional funds to finish the project was prepared. Voice approval was given to legislation to be considered at a special council meeting. Loomis said a Division Ten, Ohio DOT representative advised state and federal funds will support the traffic lights at the Hunter Furnace Street junction as funds remain from the existing appropriation. The council agreed to install lights here even if the city's share is yet undetermined.

Loomis Division Ten Ohio Department of Transportation Hunter-Furnace Street Gallagher Avenue Main Depot Streets North Spring Streets Logan

City considers traffic light with state reimbursement

Logan council reviews at front Galli avenue traffic light with state funding conditions while state declines other crossings. Officials push for state engineer explanation to residents as plans for pool renovation, recreation center, and water works progress.

Humane Society seeks council compromise on agent selection

At a council meeting the Humane Society push to overrule a decision faced resistance from Mayor Haney and council members. Attorney statements warned of a court fight if needed, with a closed session planned to seek a compromise on appointing a Humane Society representative.

Council Johnston

Austin Strike Continues at Austin Powder Plant

No progress toward a settlement in talks between Austin Powder Co officials and Local 412 Teamsters Union in McArthur. Ken Coppock said no further talks are scheduled. Union members have picketed the Route 677 plant since the contract expired April 30.

Mcarthur Austin Powder Co Vinton County Teamsters Union Ken Coppock Austin

Nelsonville Alumni Reunion and Banquet Attendee Arrives

Jack Martin formerly of Nelsonville arrives from California for the Nelsonville High School Class of 1928 reunion and the Alumni Banquet and Dance on Saturday.

Nelsonville Jack Martin California Nelsonville High School

Permit Issued for High-Powered Beer and Wine Carry-Out

Nelsonville issues permit to Jesse W. Walker of Walker's Grocery at County Roads 1 and 2 junction in York Two for sale of high powered beer and wine to carry out.

Nelsonville Jesse W. Walker Walker’s Grocery York Two

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Logan City Council Hospital Motherwell Roy Loomis Haney Rotary Ed Tewksbury Tewksbury Vinton Board Audrey Townsend W. Hunter Street Russell Rice Lockheed Poplar-Wood Street Dennis Baker Hillcrest Phil Henderson Hubert Lappen Cron Gerken Coun Cilman Russell Rice Service and Safety Walholding Avenue South Logan Guthrie Franklin Athens Jaynes THE Franklin Furniture Sears Sears and SAVE Tire and Auto Center E. State
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