Athens May Continue Own Medical Service
Mayor Donald Barrett says Athens may keep its Emergency Medical Service as a seven county EMS network begins operation. Federal funding for three years totals about 3 million yearly, with possible 400 thousand annual local costs after. Hospitals will fund the system too, while Athens may prioritize its Fire Department squad.
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Robert Gall Elected To Office In Ohio Teen GOP
A 16 year old Athens youth, Robert Gall, was elected vice chairman of the Ohio League of Teen Age Republican Clubs. He serves as president of the Athens Teen Age Republican Club and is a league state committeeman from Ohio's Tenth District. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Homer Gall Jr living at 37 Avon Place Athens.
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Southeastern Ohio EMS to Hire EMT Trainees for Three Stations
The Southeastern Ohio Emergency Medical Service invites applications for 60 hour EMT training to staff Athens, Glouster, and Coolville stations. Seven full time technicians and 26 volunteers for Athens, plus two full time and 22 volunteers for Glouster and Coolville, with bases at Richland Area Fire Station and coordinators named. Applications available at local fire stations and Athens offices. program aims to modernize services across seven counties.
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Hunger Walk Slated in Athens This Sunday
Athens Mayor Donald Barrett will start the Hunger Walk through downtown Athens and Ohio University areas to raise funds for Project CROP of the Church World Service. Sponsored by Athens High School Student Council, about 60 Ohio counties participate with cans for donations through Thanksgiving.
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Morrison elementary charts student progress reports
The Morrison district introduces new student progress reports for grades four and five. Teachers and staff will conduct full parent teacher conferences today and Thursday to review progress, growth in social development, and academic records. Mrs. Bobbie Ruth, 22, of 6 Kern St., was taken to Hudson Health Center after illness at 6:40 p.m. Tuesday, and Richard Fleischer, 44, Trimble, was cited for improper passing and ordered to appear in Nelsonville Mayor's court November 25.
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Bishop Warns United Methodists To Rise Above Negativity
Bishop F Gerald Ensley urged about 400 Athens District clergy and laypeople in Logan to destroy negativeness or it will destroy them He advocated both and thinking and stressing Christianity as the world’s hope He noted the seven year run of Churchmanship Dinners has reached more than 6 000 attendees.
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Career Day at Ohio University Copeland Hall
Ohio University College of Business schedules Career Day from 9 am to 4 pm Friday in Copeland Hall. Investment, banking, and small business firms plus faculty and recent graduates discuss career opportunities and job experiences. All Copeland classes cancelled. Public info line 594-5446.
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