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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 14, 1975

Page

2

Peterson to Quit Dean Post at Ohio University

Dr. John M. Peterson, dean of Ohio University's College of Business Administration for five years, will resign effective June 30 and return to teaching as a full professor in the Department of Economics. He has held multiple academic and state government roles including positions with the University of Arkansas and the Ozarks Regional Commission.

John M. Peterson Ohio University College of Business Administration Peterson Department of Economics University of Chicago University of Arkansas Arkansas Winthrop Rockefeller Planning Commission Ozarks University of Arkansas Industrial Research and Extension Center Tennessee Valley Authority U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics The United States

Pressure Regulators Urged for The Plains Water Lines

Athens County Commissioners urge residents of The Plains to install pressure regulators on lines fed from the public water system. Some property owners have not yet complied. Tank fillings along Route 33 opposite Johnson Road may raise line pressures, potentially stressing household pipes designed for private system pressures.

The Plains Athens County Route 33 Johnson Road

AORTA Seeks Deputy Director in Athens Ohio

The Appalachian Ohio Regional Transit Association seeks a deputy director. David Vaughan says duties include supervision of staff and operations, financial records, ridership data, contract and lease negotiations, and outreach. Requires college degree or related experience and knowledge of accrual accounting. Salary 8000 to 10000 dollars. Apply by November 24 to Vaughan Route 3 Box 102 Athens 45701.

Appalachian Ohio Regional Transit Association David Vaughan AORTA Vaughan Route 3 Athens

Housing improvements urged for Athens elderly residents

RSVP Director emphasizes urgent need for better housing for low to moderate income seniors amid concerns over heating, plumbing, noise, and crime in downtown Athens apartments. HUD questions Route 50E site for a 144 unit complex, while Jaycees survey housing needs and city programs move to repair homes and subsidize rents for elderly families.

Alice Curtis Sidering Athens Curtis Department of Housing and Urban Development Route 50E HUD Athens Jaycees Jaycees Bruce Burns Community Development Act Athens Metropolitan Housing Authority MHA

County pays 11 workers back wages after Labor finding

The county auditor issued 20 062 dollars in back pay to 11 current and former county home employees after a U S Department of Labor finding in October. Unrecorded time worked led to unpaid overtime and minimum wage violations.

U.S. Department of Labor Department Labor Department Max Adkins Adkins

Readvertise bids for new city service building plan

City Council committee supports a rebuilt service building after bids earlier exceeded estimates by 24000 dollars. Officials cite cold wet conditions for street workers and plan readvertisement pending council approval. Also approved preliminary street light work and urged a project timetable for Mulligan Road sewer funds.

Robert Ekey Council Capital Improvements Committee Service Safety Phil Goldsberry Far West State Street Goldsberry Tad Grover Pratt Street Mulberry Street Strathmore Boulevard West State Mill Streets Environmental Services Committee Mulligan Road

Ohio consumer hotline opens 24 hours for protection needs

The Consumer Protection Division of the Ohio Department of Commerce now offers a toll free 24 hour hotline. Director J. Gordon Peltier says the line 1-800-282-1960 allows Ohioans to report complaints or request information anytime.

Ohio Consumer Protection Division Ohio Department of Commerce J. Gordon Peltier

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