OU Labor Study Planned After 91-Day Strike
Ohio University officials and AFSCME Local 1699 prepare for a 1:30 p.m. conference at the OU Inn to resolve labor dispute roots. President Claude Sowle urges improved law and voluntary compliance while weighing student worker use and a potential ombudsman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Price
Ohio University Union
Ohio University Inn
Ward Wilson
Edward Penson
Wilbur Collins
Frank Stewart
Cincinnati
American Federation of State County and Municipal Employes Local 1699
Oscar
Sowle
Ohio
Lowle
Athens Autumn Trade Festival Sells Out All 72 Spaces
City Council President Harry Crewson announces all 72 spaces for the Athens Autumn Trade Festival are reserved for the city third giant garage sale. Exhibitors from increasing distances will display wares alongside many locals from Athens County Ohio University and the Southeastern Ohio area. Special displays by police and fire departments add to the event. Admission is free and the festival runs from 3 to 9 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Harry Crewson
Ohio
Athens County
Ohio University
United Appeal Boost From Athens Rotary Meeting
Athens Rotary heard United Appeal organizer Tom Stauffer of Ketchum Inc outline the drive for a $68 000 goal the highest Athens has ever had. He urged broad publicity and noted agencies receiving funds including the Athens County Red Cross $22 500 and Salvation Army $15 000 with Girl and Boy Scout allocations and support for other local groups. Seven Rotarians sit on the committee led by vice chairman Ernie Rothel with Tad Grover and others handling audits and divisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
United Appeal
Ohio
Tom Stauffer
Athens Rotary Club
Ohio University Inn
Stauffer
Ketchum, Inc
Athens United Appeal
Herschel McNabb
Ohio University
Athens County
Salvation Army
Kootaga Council
Boy Scouts of America
Boy Scouts
Four Rivers Girl Scout Council
Athens County Association
Mount St. Mary Hospital Home Health Service
Mental Health
Athens Residents Preview New Voting Procedure at Festival
Members of the League of Women Voters will demonstrate the new punch type ballot at their booth in the Municipal Parking Garage during the Athens Autumn Trade Festival. They will explain how to mark ballots and provide information on absentee voting for interested residents.
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Athens
League of Women Voters
League
Gilligan vetoes bill shifting Emergency Board control
Gov. John Gilligan vetoed a bi partisan bill moving control of the State Emergency Board from the administration to legislators. The measure would remove the auditor and attorney general from the board and place seats with lawmakers. Overrides possible with 60 House votes and 20 Senate votes. The House Senate Conference Committee on a permanent tax budget meets behind closed doors as Ohio lacks a permanent budget since July 1.
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Columbus
Ohio
John Gilligan
Gilligan
State Emergency Board
Administrative O
State Controlling Board
James Rhodes
Emergency Board
Controlling Board
House Senate
O Bleness Memorial Hospital Notes
O Bleness Memorial Hospital notes list multiple newborns from various families in Athens Nelsonville Glouster Pomeroy and surrounding areas. The entries include Tim Mace Ronald Danielson Thomas Sizemore Gail Limo and others with associated locations. The Point Pleasant Fraternal Order of Police will meet at 7 30 p m Wednesday at the new clubhouse on Neal Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tim Mace
New Marshfield
Ronald Danielson
Athens
Thomas Sizemore
Paul Gail
Nelsonville
Point Pleasant
AHS Student Hurt In Cycle Crash On Route 682
An Athens High School pupil is treated at O'Bleness Memorial Hospital after a motorcycle crash on Route 682 at The Plains. Gary W. Arnold 16 sustained a left hand fracture facial abrasions and severe lacerations to the right foot. Larry E. Barrett 16 was treated for shoulder injuries and released. Officials said both were en route to school when the accident occurred after a car pulled onto the highway from Hartman Road.
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Athens High School
O’bleness
State Highway Patrol
Gary W. Arnold
Millfield Route 1
Larry E. Barrett
Plains
Hubert C. Cottrill
Hartman Road
Arnold
Barrett
Chauncey
Rene M. Grandorff
Athens
Lawrence L
Boys State Delegates Speak At Legion Night
Buckeye Boys State attendees from Ashland College will address the K T Crossen Post of the American Legion Wednesday at 8 p m. Speakers include Roger Watson and John Goodwin with Edwin Goodwin of Logan and several Misner and Potts family members named among contestants.
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Buckeye Boys State
Ashland College
K. T. Crossen
American Legion
Boys State
Roger Watson
Harold Watson
Eden Place
John Goodwin
Virginia Goodwin
Grosvenor St
Edwin Goodwin
Logan
W. Va
Coal Mine Strike Shows Small Immediate Local Impact
About 30 days of coal on hand limits immediate disruption. Local rural distributors stockpile coal but warn a lengthy strike could halt supply. Elmer Poston of Athens buys from Star Mining in Shawnee and Hill Coal in Wellston, noting few homes still heat with coal and those using it are scattered.
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Sowel
Elmer Poston
Athens Area
Star Mining Co
Shawnee
Hill Coal Co
Wellston
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NLRB
National Labor Relations Board
Ohio U
McGee
University
Albany
Rotary
American Red Cross
Vwrex Ware
Americaid
Master Charge
Carpenters
S. Court
Sre
Perry Smith
Associated Press
O’bleness Memorial Hospital
Orval Hysell
Raymond Brooks
Wilbur Young
Mark Farley
William Collins
Gary Arnold
Roland McPherson
Millfield
Lester Limo
Glouster
Mildred Tubbs
Pomeroy
Alexander Maddox
Guysville
Lora Clem
Coolville
Jennifer Leiber
Edmond Banville
Wayne Gilkey
Christopher Light
Wallace Foreman
Garnet Whan
Robert Everett
Larry Powell
David Linscott
Keith Young
Jerry Russell
William Kinniger
AHS
Grodsky
the Plains Road
Jack L. Schrappe
Jacobs Street
Cynthia A. Howard
Marilyn Sue Doherty
Broadview Heights
Pleasanton Shade
Doherty
Rueben Misner
Erma Misner
the Plains
Silvio Gaggi
Linda Cops
Tempe
Ariz
Rt Potts
N. College
Robin Potts
Cori
Ndeeks
Celal City Parking
Cer Rutter
Hocking Valley Bank
By Eiriger
Marting
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