OU Could Meet Budget Under State Plan Says Sowle
Ohio University president Claude R. Sowle says the 1971 72 budget could be met under the General Assembly plan but would drain carryover funds. He cites student fee hikes and state subsidies as key factors raising OU funds by about 2.7 million for the year.
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Tom Price
Ohio University
General Assembly
Claude R. Sowle
Sowle
Bromley Hall
Richard Dorf
Nixon
Rio Grande
Ohio U
United Mine Workers Union
Vernon R. Alden
Bromley
Stimson Avenue rebidding planned in Columbus
The Ohio Department of Highways plans a Dec 14 rebid for the Stimson Avenue project after rejecting Engle Construction Co's 822 967 87 bid from McArthur. The bid exceeded the engineer's estimate by 97 000 and the total project cost is 831 800 including engineering and right of way. The cities involved are the city, county and Hocking Conservancy District with Highway Bond Issue funds for construction.
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Stimson Avenue
Ohio Department of Highways
Columbus
Engle Construction Co
McArthur
Max Farley
Department
Division 10
Hocking River
Farley
Hocking
Regional Council to honor 12 area leaders at dinner
The Rev. William G. Black of Athens plus 11 others from Nelsonville New Lexington Logan McArthur Chester Gallipolis Portsmouth Ironton Waynesville Waverly Jackson will be honored by the Southeastern Ohio Regional Council at a 6 30 p m November 18 awards dinner at The Ohio University Inn. The honorees were nominated by local chambers of commerce for contributions to regional community life. Tickets are $5 and available at the Athens Chamber office.
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William G. Black
Athens
Southeastern Ohio
Ironton
Ronald L. Hand
Waverly
Robert W. Talbott
Jackson
Davis
Chambers of Commerce
Council
Ohio University Inn
Black
Athens Chamber of Commerce
B. T. Grover, Sr
Church of the Good Shepherd
Episcopal Diocese of
Southern Ohio
O’bleness Memorial Hospital
Weather Forecast Summary
Scattered showers possible today ending this evening. Wednesday partly cloudy with sun. Highs in the 40s to 50s. Northeast showers and Northwest snow flurries, West Coast rain, Southeast rain, Southwest warmth, cooler South. Yesterday 41/ today 22, precipitation 0.00 inches yesterday, 0.29 this month, 30.13 year to date. Sun sets 5:20 p.m. rises 7:07 a.m. Sea level pressure 30.27 inches at 5 a.m.
Gift Items Sought for Veterans Hospital Shop
The Athens County Red Cross chapter seeks 100 new or unused unbreakable gifts for the Veterans Hospital Chilli cothe. Items for men women and children are welcome to mail to families and friends. Drop off at the Red Cross office 132 N. Congress St. Athens.
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Veteran’s Hospital
Chillicothe
Athens County Red Cross
Red Cross
N. Congress St
Athens
Spartan Club To Host Football Banquet
The Spartan Club will honor the Alexander football team with a potluck supper Wednesday at 6:30 p.m. at the high school. Meat beverage and bread will be furnished by the Smarten Club. Members and parents are to bring two covered dishes and their own table service.
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Spartan
Alexander
Smarten Club
Priest Addresses Athens Kiwanis on Religion Decline
Fr. Frank Cronin of Christ the King Church spoke at the Athens Kiwanis Club about a long term drop in religious influence. He cited a 50 percent Catholic attendance rate and noted student alienation from churches despite ongoing charitable work. New members Jim Welch and Rolla Wagner joined, with plaques and ethics codes. Fruitcake sales raised funds for club projects.
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John Heller
Frank Cronin
Christ the King Catholic Church
Father Cronin
Athens Kiwanis Club
Bank Seeks Recovery Of Two Trucks In Loan Action
The Athens National Bank filed suit against Charles E. Stout of Albany Route 1 seeking judgment for two financed trucks. The bank alleges loans of 3007.08 on Jan 20 1969 for a 1969 pickup and 2316.16 on Feb 24 1970 for a 1967 cab and chassis plus costs and damages.
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The
Athens National Bank
Charles E. Stout
Albany Route 1
Stout
Brakes Fail Crash Injures Pomeroy Man Dwight Nitz
Pomeroy police say Dwight Nitz was injured early Thursday when brakes failed on his car as it descended Lincoln Hill and struck a tree. He was taken to Holzer Medical Center for treatment. the crash remains under investigation.
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Pomeroy
Lincoln Hill
Dwight Nitz
Holzer Medical Center
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