Fate of F H Middle School Steams Toward Tonight Vote
Stewart F H Federal Hocking officials decide on reorganizing the district middle school tonight at 7 30 p m The board weighs options including sending students to the high school or Amesville and Coolville while repairs are funded The aging building faces roof leaks plaster damage and a health board order to close if not repaired 1980s era district concerns continue
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Stewart
Federal Hocking
Carmen Scrubbio
City-County Health Board
Scrubbie
Amesville
Coolvilly
Council balks at spending measures at Athens city council
Two councilmen Tad Grover and Jerry Adams opposed second readings of ordinances to fund a car shelter run by the Athens County Humane Society and the Southeast Ohio Speech and Hearing Center. Adams cited city finances as a constraint. Grover announced a Finance Committee meeting for Oct 22. Meanwhile, September parking garage receipts reached a record for the month at 7,864 dollars with 10,348 customers. year to date usage rose despite rate changes.
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Athens County Humane Society
Southeast Ohio Speech and Hearing Center
Tad Grover
Jerry Adams
Adams
Grover
Beneld Barrett
Athens City Council Proclaims Band Appreciation Month
Council decreed Band Appreciation Month and authorized a proclamation by Mayor Donald Barrett. The Athens High Marching Green and Gold band is honored and Athens Invitational Marching Band Festival is announced at Peden Stadium. The Athens Band Festival Committee and supporting clubs sponsor the event this Saturday 1 to 5 p.m. Funds raised over five years will buy new uniforms for the Athens band.
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Donald Barrett
Athens High
Athens
Athens Band Festival Committee Inc
Athens Kiwanis
Downtown Kiwanis
Chauncey- Dover Lions Clubs
Athens Band Boosters
Ohio University
Peden Stadium
Wurst accuses Lalich of misinforming on water rates
First Ward Democratic candidate Tim Wurst charges incumbent Pete Lalich with misinforming voters about water rate policy. He says lowering rates for seniors would be illegal and warns of potential taxpayer lawsuits. Wurst asserts Lalich has not done homework and distorts voter views. The trio, including Republican Ralph Straw, compete in next month’s municipal election.
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First Ward
Tim Wurst
Pete Lalich
Wurst
Lalich
Ralph Straw
Arthritis Seminar Advances Rheumatology for Doctors
The Athens County Arthritis Foundation hosts a morning of rheumatology rounds for area physicians at Hocking Valley Technical College Nelsonville on Wednesday 9 to noon in Room 137. Ohio State University physicians Drs Marvin Thomas Waldemar Bergen and Richard Materson join Newark orthopedist Dr Henry Rocco for talks on differential diagnosis drug choices orthopedic indications preventive therapy and rehabilitation. For more information contact Dr Praboon Isra at 593 3774.
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Athens County
The
Arthritis Foundation
Hocking Valley Technical College
Nelsonville
Marvin Thomas
Waldemar Bergen
Ohio State University School of Medicine
Henry Rocco
Newark
Richard Materson
Ohio State
School of Medic
Praboon Isra
Electrolysis Talk At Tri County Vocational School
Nelsonville Ohio cosmetic therapist R E Koon spoke to Tri County Joint Vocational School cosmetology students on permanent hair removal by electrolysis. Instructors Mrs Jeanne Phipps and Miss Anne Manda lead junior and senior classes. The public cosmetology clinic runs 9 am to noon Tuesday to Friday with appointment line 753 1636.
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Nelsonville
R. E. Koon
Ohio State Board of Medicine
Tri-County Joint Vocational School
Jeanne Phipps
Anne Manda
Physical Director Selected at Portsmouth YMCA
Greg Smith of Athens named physical director for the Portsmouth YMCA. He holds a media science degree from Ohio University. Smith and his wife Sharon will reside at 1049 28nd Street, Portsmouth. He is the son of Mrs Ralph Snaith of 32 Camtesbury Drive.
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Greg Smith
Athens
YMCA
Portsmouth
Smith
Ohio
Sharon
Ogohio University
Nix
Ralph Snaith
Camtesbury Drive
Cadet Ad Sets 5 33 P M Event Time for Wieners
Cadet plans to bring hot dogs and buns per event with a scheduled start at 5 33 p m. The ad notes items to bring and timing for attendees to prepare snacks.
County Officials See No Surplus in Budgets
Most county office holders say they will report to the estmassisoners that they do not save any surplus of funds in their budgets for this year. Only Common Pleas Judge Lowell Howard indicated a possible small transfer from his budget, pending commissioner decision on where to apply any funds.
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Common Pleas
Lowell Howard
West Philosophy Professor Organ to Return to College
Distinguished Professor of Philosophy at Ohio University since 1965, Miesegher Organ will pause to join Hiram College as Distinguished Professor. He plans to teach Indian philosophy and basic problems of philosophy while continuing his reading and research. Organ, who has lectured worldwide with his wife Lorena, asserts a liberal arts commitment and looks forward to guiding beginning students again. He has authored seven books, including works on Western and Eastern philosophy. The piece notes budget strains in county offices and a dispute between commissioners and the sheriff over the depleted extra expenses account, with Sheriff Paul Brown reporting a new deputy has started work.
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Miesegher Troy Organ
Rgan
Ohio University
Vietting
Hiram College
Organ
India
Paul Brown
Brown
Sheriff’s Department
Truck fire damages cleaners truck on East State Street
Firefighters reported a Dover Cleaners truck owned by Dover Cleaners of Chauncey and driven by Tom Daugherty suffered engine compartment ignition after a backfire on East State Street at Morris Avenue Monday afternoon. The incident caused about 150 dollars in damage.
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East State Street
Morris Avenue
Athens
Dover Cleaners of
Chauncey
Tom Daugherty
Security Chief Record Okayed at Athens Center
The security chief at the Athens Mental Health and Mental Retardation Center had a five day suspension rescinded by Superintendent Floyd Sarff in August. Russ Cremeans had been suspended after arresting employee Michael Hunter in May for defacing a union leaflet. The Department of Mental Health asked Sarff to review personnel matters and he found the case ripe for misunderstanding. The Hunter case remains pending in Municipal Court.
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Athens
Russ Cremeans
Floyd Sarff
Cremeans
David Caul
Michael Hunter
Caul
Sarff
Department of Mental Health and Mental Retardation
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Liz Stumpf
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Milter
Howard
Lorena
Trov Organ
Hunter
Dwight H. Rutherford
John D. Clark
Ted Vogt
Emagene Davis
Athens City
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