Federal Grant For Tri County Head Start Plan Approved
Clar ence Miller announces a 112 263 federal grant for Tri County Head Start matched by local funds 28115. The eight week program serves 475 Miller residents with 32 classes and 38 volunteers offering medical dental educational and nutrition services across four centers in Athens County and Beach Start sites in Perry County. A Monday meeting in New Lexington will discuss grant allocations main office location and resignat ion of CAP director Martin Sharrett with updates on Neighborhood Youth Corps and dental medical programs.
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Clarence Miller
Tri-County
Miller Saks
Athens County
Glouster Trimble
Athens City
Federal Hocking
Alexander
Perry County
CAP
Minday
Lexington
Martin Sharrett
Sign Up Required for November Election in Five Precincts
Athens County voters in five precincts must register during three June dates to be eligible for the November election. Registration sites include Athens North and South, The Plains 1 and 2, and Baker precincts with hours 1 p.m. to 2 p.m. and 4 p.m. to 9 p.m. Officials say those not registering in these precincts cannot vote in November.
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Athens Two
Athens County Board of Elections
Athens
Plains
Baker
Siewep
Athens North
County Commissioners Office
Court House
Athens South
Morrison School
Plains 1
The
Plains High School
Baker Precinct
W. Union Street
Ruth Stratton
Paracas
Mabie Sitaup
el Reekh
Stratton
Sam
FHA Elects Rome-Canaan FFA Officers
New officers named include Brian Mansfield president Lester Tabler vice president Terry Whaley secretary Gary Storer treasurer and Harlan Jarvis recorder and reporter. A summer meeting committee comprises Whaley Tabler and Storer. Voter registration guidance and 1964 turnout data noted with reference to precinct results.
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Rome-Canaan
FFA
Brian Mansfield
Lester Tabler
Terry Whaley
Gary Storer
Harlan Jarvis
Recorder
Lester Tabler l
Athens Man Joins University Photo Journalism Staff
A former Messenger employee and Ohio University graduate, Donald Moore, has been appointed assistant professor of photo-journalism at American University in Washington DC. He holds a BFA and MFA from Ohio University and is completing an MA in public relations. Moore previously led the photo desk at The Messenger and later the Washington Star.
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Messenger
Ohio University
American University
Washington, D.C
Donald Moore
Washington Evenin Sunday Star
Moore
the Messenger
Elyria Chronicle-Telegram
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co
Washington Star
National Press Photographers Association
White House News Photographers Association
Association For Education In
Wrench Theft Charges Filed in City Case
Four youths face Municipal Court on charges of stealing a fire hydrant wrench used during a blaze at 40 S Court St. Police say the wrench opened several hydrants citywide while firefighters battled the third floor apartment fire.
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Charles Cochran
Cochran
S. Court St
Charles Dalton
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Charles Lomax
Errett R. Eddy
Amesville
Arch Markin
Roy Cullison
Ed Phelps
Nell Coe
Petone
FHA
Bryant
Athens, Ohio
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Batistes
Stey
Archdale
Orlon
Shinkage
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