Senior Citizen Project Site Said Too Remote
HUD disapproves Route 50E site for 140 unit senior housing near Athens. Officials cite remoteness from shopping and environmental concerns across adjacent industries. JEMO Associates seeks alternate city site. HUD may fund rent subsidies if approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senior Citizen
Bruce Burns
HUD
The
Beverage Management Co
Jemo Associates Inc
Galena
City of
AORTA
Jemo Associates
Burns
Plains
Fitness Program Begins for Ironton Seniors
Ironton area seniors join a National NAHD COAD fitness initiative aimed at elders. The program, developed with the Presidents Council on Physical Fitness, starts with chair stretching and expands to regular healthful activity across 32 sites in 26 counties once site managers are trained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ironton
Corporation For Appalachian Development
National Association For Human Development
Marilyn Grant
COAD
Ex OU Cager Pleads Guilty To 2 Charges
Clayton Williams former Ohio University basketball player pleaded guilty in Municipal Court to trespassing and disorderly conduct for an Oct 9 Crook Hall incident. He was fined 100 dollars plus costs, 30 days jail with 25 suspended, and ordered to seek psychological help. Williams was dropped from the team and is a transfer student from Lake City Junior College Florida on a full scholarship. Trimble Elementary solicits Kindergarten to Grade 4 parents for Title I Reading Program advisory council. contact 767-2810.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University
Crook Hall
Clayton Williams
Sargent Hall
Williams
Lake City Junior College
Florida
Glouster
Trimble Elementary
County to Discuss Participation in Community Development Act
County officials will hold three public meetings next week at Hocking Technical College Coolville Senior Citizens Center and the City/County Health Building to discuss participation in the Urban Development Community Development Act. Bruce Burns says funds, including 378000 this year for road and bridge repair, will be addressed and local input sought for housing needs and the application. Athens will also prepare its own CDA funds application.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Bruce Burns
City of Athens
Hocking Technical College
Coolville Senior Citizens Center
City/County Health
West Union Street
Coal Waterways Blame Government At OVIA Meeting
At the 80th Ohio Valley Improvement Association conference in Cincinnati coal and inland water interests blasted federal policy and courts over environmental actions. National Coal Association president Carl E. Bagge warned anti coal laws threaten industry viability while OVIA president Harry M. Mack cited a 1974 injunction that blocks dam lock work at Alton Illinois and causes costly river bottlenecks. He linked the delay to the Army Corps of Engineers act and a coalition including Western Railroads and environmental groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Ohio Valley Improvement Association
Carl E. Bagge
National Coal Association
OVIA
Harry M. Mack
Alton
Ill
Ohio Valley
New York
St. Louis
Bagge
Congress
Washington
Ford
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
Mack
U.S. Corps of Army Engineers
Association of Western Railroads
Sierra Club
Isaac Walton Club
Bicentennial Salute to Service Veterans Day Theme
Athens County residents join the Bicentennial Salute to Service observance led by American Legion Post 21. A parade from Washington Street to the Ohio University College Green precedes an 11:00 AM ceremony with speaker Homer Abele. A GI breakfast and community lunch follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County
Thomas Ruth
K. T. Crossen
Post 21
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Disabled American Veterans
Amvets
Ohio National Guard
Ohio University Rotc
Boy Scouts
Nolan Mace
Washington Street
College Street
Union Street
Veterans Memorial
Ohio University College Green
Homer Baird
USNR
Homer “Pete’’ Abele
4Th District Court of Appeals
Abele
State Department
The
American Legion of Ohio
Law and Order
Post 303
McArthur
Post
West Union Street
VFW
DAV
East State Street
Mace
Minutemen
Crews Repair Break in Le-Ax Water Line at Margaret Creek
Le-Ax Water Distribution crews work to repair a twelve inch line burst near Margaret Creek by Route 682. Water is rerouted from Lower Plains and Vore Ridge Road, possibly causing low pressure as teams plan to bury the line below the creekbed. Work began today and could continue through repair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Le-Ax
Margaret Creek
Route 682
Le-Ax Water Distribution Corp
Carroll Riley
Richard Grim
Charles Sloan
Union
White’s Mill
Riley
Lower Plains
Vore Ridge Road
le- Ax
OU Professor's Book in Series
Ohio University economist Dr. Lee Soltow’s book Men and Wealth in the United States 1850 1870 published by Yale University Press is praised as solid and well documented. Using 1850 1860 1870 censuses, Soltow shows wealth gaps by birthplace, urban status, race, and class, yet notes wealth rises with age groups within categories and supports the American dream and rugged capitalism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Soltow
Ohio University
United States
Yale University Press
Yale
William N. Parker
Soltow
U.S
America
University of Wisconsin
Norway
University of Wisconsin Press
Brown Explains Amount for Prisoner Transport
Sheriff Paul Brown says a $300 county authorization would only cover what is actually spent. He argues extra funds are needed for emergencies given worn cruisers. He disputes the cheaper option of flying deputies to Chicago, noting air fares plus travel to airports and jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Brown
Chicago
Ill
Brown
Columbus
Osteopathy Admissions Policy Committee Formed at OU
Five Ohio osteopaths and five Ohio University faculty named to OU College of Osteopathic Medicine admissions policy committee. Dr. Elsie Helsel will chair the group. The committee will set admission criteria and annually review policies for DO program entrants and student body composition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Osteopaths
Ohio University
OUK
New College of Osteopathic Medicine
Elsie Helsel
Center For Human Development
Gerald A. Faverman
Ohio University committee names members for minority and regional representation
The panel includes Dr. Hessel and Ohio University faculty Dr. Fucci Dr. Latz Dr. Russell and Dr. McQuate with Dr. Goyer as consultant. Osteopathic doctors listed are Dr. Costin Dr. Mazzi Dr. Rauch Dr. Sievers and Dr. Ward. Associate Dean Dr. Taylor Jr will liaise. Target Jan 30 for charge. 24 applicants expected for fall 1976.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University
Hessel
Donald A. Fucci
Howard W. Latz
David Russell
John T. McQuate
Robert S. Goyer
J. Richard Costin
Columbus
James A. Mazzi
Struthers
John E. Rauch
Logan
Richard J. Sievers
Dayton
James C. Ward
North Olmsted
J. Langdon Taylor Jr
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Athens
Donald Barrett
Barrett
Robert Jerles
JEMO
Jack LaLanne
San Francisco Bay
OU Cager
CDA
Lilessenger
Associated Press
D&s
Ohio
West Virginia
Possessions
the Messenger Publishing Co
Route
Johnson Road
Homer
Pete
Jaycees
Guido Stempel
Ohio University School of Journalism
RCAL
Turkey
Cunningham Music Center
Stimson & Palmer
St.atiens
Osteopathy Policy Committee
Co Sehence
John J. Lavelle
Earl F. Mathews, Inc
Pol. Adv
Peter G
Citizens For Couladis
T Hisley
Treas
Sunnyside Dr
Stimson & Aeawer
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