Old Survey To Be Updated Regional Council Hears Ohio Appalachia
R W Newquist explains Appalachian Act of 1965 to Southeast Ohio Regional Council. J K Allen elected first vice president and industry committee chair. Rhod Mills named membership chairman. Discussion covers highway access roads near Burr Oak and Rock Fork Lakes, education funding for doctors, land stabilization, timber survey, mine restoration, and local funding assistance. A SEORC committee will meet with Newquist to define terms like local development district.
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the Messenger
Athens
Ohio
Grou
Ohio Appalachia
Southeastern Ohio Regional Council
R. W. Newquist
Appalachia
J. K. Allen
Gallipolis
Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Company
Allen
Rhod Mills of
New Lexington
Burr Oak Lake
Rock Fork Lake
Highland County
Newquist
Rhod Mills
Joe Saltz
McArthur
State set to restart Athens bypass traffic count survey
Ohio Department of Highways will launch a new origin and destination survey next week to study Athens bypass routes. The plan emerged after a Columbus meeting led by J. W. Wilson deputy director for programming and planning. The survey will cover east and west bypass proposals and take about a month to complete. Engineers will also evaluate Route 682 extension near Athens State Hospital and possible industrial road linking Route 33 north of Athens to Route 682 near Route 56 by the Hocking River.
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Ohio Department of Highways
Athens
Columbus
J. W. Wilson
Wilson
P. E. Masheter
Ross Schultz
John W. Dowler
Athens State Hospital
Hocking River
Athens OEA chief speaker urges progress through professions
Robert Dowling president of the Ohio Education Association spoke to the Athens chapter at the high school. He urged educators to look beyond voting to solve education problems and highlighted achievements and challenges facing children. Dowling, now teaching in Alliance, shared experiences from the World Confederation of the Teaching Profession in Ethiopia.
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Robert Dowling
Ohio Education Association
Athens
Frances Baker
OEA
Dowling
World Confederation of the Teaching Profession
Ethiopia
Two Accidents Injury Two Die as Deer Killed in Route 33 Area
State Highway Patrol reports two injury cases and a deer killed in separate incidents. Phil A. Carter, 33, of Jacksonville, suffered serious facial and knee injuries when his car left State Route 216 near the new route and plunged into a drainage ditch. He was admitted to Sheltering Arms Hospital. Marie Brown, 51, of Albany, a passenger in a two car Athens State Hospital grounds crash, sustained a possible shoulder injury. Leland Clair Hess, 28, Athens Route 4, cited for failure to yield. A deer was struck and killed Wednesday night by Earl Howard Brown, 38, Millfield Route 1, in the Route 33 construction zone south of Nelsonville.
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State Highway Patrol
Phil A. Carter
Jacksonville
Buchtel
Carter
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Marie Brown
Albany
Athens State Hospital
Leland Clair Hess
Athens Route 4
Earl Howard Brown
Millfield
Nelsonville
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