Fed Hock Adopts Split Session Plan in School Vote
Stewart Federal Hocking schools will use split sessions to open the high school to middle school students. The board voted after a parent weighted poll showing 197 for split sessions versus 196 for an alternate plan. School personnel and administrators backed split sessions by wide margins.
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Peg Parker
Stewart
Federal Hocking
Carmen Sorubbio
Amesville
Coolville
Sorubbio
Phil Lavelle
Strike Possible In FH Schools
The Federal Hocking School District faces a potential strike by non academic staff after AFSCME members voted to strike if recognition is not granted. superintendent Lorubbio urges court validation of the current OAPSE contract, while a special committee studies start dates for elementary to high school schedules.
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Stewart
Federal
Hocking
Fred Haynes
American Federation of State
Afscme
Carmen Lorubbio
Sorubbio
Bill Cuckler
Glenn Reed
Keith Hanson
Jack Eddy
PTO
Athens City-County Health Board
Tri-County Bank
Richard Koker
John Adams
Naomi Williams
Coolville
Rita St. Clair
Thomas Pierson
Amesville
Albert Lilly
Dorothy Gage
Cambridge
Newark
Marion teacher named OEA UniServ consultant for Athens region
Theodore Bibler, a Marion City Schools teacher, named UniServ consultant for a seven-county Southeastern Ohio area with headquarters in Athens. He will assist OEA members in negotiations grievances instructional improvement and teacher contracts. Bibler, a Marion Harding graduate, previously taught at Ridgedale Local and Copenhagen School in New York. He is past president of the Marion Education Association and an Ohio Northern University alum.
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Theodore Bibler
Marion City
Ohio
Ohio Education Association
Bibler
OEA
Athens
Univerv
Hocking
Meigs
Morgan
Noble
Perry
Washington
Marion Harding High School
Ridgedale Local
Marion County
Copenhagen School
New York State
Marion Education Association
Ohio Northern University
SE Ohio Guard Site Shelved
Ohio National Guard training site plans in Southeastern Ohio face a potential halt as costs rise. Assistant Adj. Gen. James Abraham said a completed feasibility study shows land acquisition could reach 40 to 50 million dollars for about 38,000 acres, risking scrapping the project if lower-cost land cannot be found.
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Associated Press
Highland
Ohio National Guard
Ohio
Asst. Ohio Adj
James Abraham
Abraham
Athens County Board Approves Beacon Education Pact
The Athens County Board of Mental Retardation approved a collective bargaining agreement with the Beacon Education Association for the training programs staff. A second residential facility for 24 adults, funded by federal and state support, is planned pending licensing and certification. New state rules require non enrolled retarded school-age children to attend a mental retardation school, with transportation provided. Administrators are reclassified as superintendents and former admins must take courses to qualify by 1980. Gail Whalley named full-time developmental class instructor.
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Marjorie Hicks
Athens County Board of Mental Retardation
Beacon Education Association
Athens County
Ohio Department of Mental Health and Mental Retardation
Ohio Department of Public Welfare
Sands
Gail Whalley
Ohio University
Map Ad Solicitors Cleared as Legitimate Local Firm
City police cleared up a misunderstanding with downtown merchants about the City and County Map Service of Hamilton. The firm headed by Fred Dabbett is registered with City Hall and the Chamber of Commerce to solicit ads for a county and city map.
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Hamilton
City Hall
Chamber of Commerce
Ted Jones
Jones
Fred Dabbett
Athens
Protective Order Sought in Continental Cablecase
Lawrence Grey filed for a protective order in the Continental Cablevision of Ohio case in Common Pleas Court to keep separate records of names addresses and amounts for those paying extra outlet charges. The move aims to aid reimbursement and eventual claims processing.
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Lawrence Grey
Continental Cablevision of Ohio Inc
Common Pleas Court
Continental
Grey
The Athens Messenger Publication Details and Rates
The Athens Messenger notes daily and Sunday editions with AP affiliation. Delivery options include carrier and tube route, plus mail rates for Ohio West Virginia and nationwide, with state mailing addresses and post office classification.
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Associated Press
D&s
Ohio
West Virginia
US & Possessions
Athens
the Messenger Publishing Co
Johnson Road
Nearly 500 Register on Last Day in Athens County
Nearly 500 people registered to vote on the last day in Athens County, boosting fall registrations to about 1,000 and total county voters to nearly 22,500. Elections Director William Howe noted a busy day as 486 registrants were recorded, with many students living in Ohio University dormitories.
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Athens County
William Howe
Howe
Board of Elections Office
The
Messenger
Ohio University
Board of Elections
Elections Board
Two Charged With Theft In Minersville
Deputy Robert Beegler captured two suspects in the act of siphoning gasoline from a truck at Ohio Valley Industries in Minersville Monday night around 11 22. Suspect Robert Thorla 21 Racine is jailed in Meigs County. a male youth is in juvenile custody.
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Pomeroy
Robert Beegler
Ohio Valley Industries
Minersville
Robert Thorla
Racine
Meigs County
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