FH Voters Defeat Levy in Special Election
Voters in the Federal Hocking district rejected an 8-mill operating levy 550 to 700, risking district insolvency. Supt Carmen Scrubbio said a state audit will gauge funds and time to operate, with potential school closures if funds run out. Turnout was about 45 percent amid scattered support and precinct-by-precinct results.
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Herb Amey
Federal Hocking School
Carmen Scrubbio
State Department of Education
Scrubbie
Board of Education
William Howe
Carthage
Troy East
Troy West
Coolville
Coolville-Troy
Coolville-area
Howe
Elections Board
Amesville
Ames Twp
Bern
Canaan North
Canaan South
Guysville
Steward
Absentee
Welfare Director Answers Charges in County Meeting
Athens County Welfare Director Charlotte Balding outlined responses to allegations from Tri County Community Action Agency about emergency clothing payments, staff attitudes, and food stamp office issues. She cited awaiting a state authorization, defended employee protections, and noted hours and staffing debates. The commission plans further talks to resolve the complaints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Ekey
Athens County Commissioners
Charlotte Balding
Welfare Department
Tri-County Community Action Agency
Food Stamp Office
Balding
Clarence Tittle
State Welfare Department
Department
Civil Service
CAA
Ohio City Weather Forecast October 9 1974
Clear tonight with lows mid to upper 40s. Sunny Thursday with highs mid to upper 70s. Extended outlook shows fair Friday and Saturday showers then fair Sunday. Highs in 70s Friday, cooling to 50s weekend. lows 40s to 50s. Yesterday’s high 62, low 33. Humidity 89 percent at 9 am. Precip none this month and year to date 43.66 inches. Sunset 7:00 pm, sunrise 7:34 am. Barometer 30.09 inches. Data from Ohio University Geography Dept and Mrs Colmer.
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Ohio
The Messenger Publishing Co. circulation and postal notice
The Athens Ohio newspaper outlines subscription prices for daily and Sunday editions, delivery by carrier or tube route, and mail rates for Ohio West Virginia and other U S destinations. It notes second class matter status and directs mail to The Messenger Publishing Co Route 33 North and Johnson Rogue Athens Ohio 45701.
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Associated Press
D&s
Ohio
West Virginia
U.S. & Possessions
Athens
The
Messenger Publishing Co
North
Johnson Rogue
Republicans Open Office In Athens
The Athens County Republican party opened a campaign office at 2342 S Court St Athens. Voters can get candidate information and sample ballots 9 am to 5 pm weekdays. A meet the candidates night is at 7 30 pm tonight at Trimble High School in Jacksonville. Oakley Collins sponsors a dinner Saturday at 6 30 pm for Athens County executives and central committee members at the junior fair building.
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Athens County
Republican Party
S. Court St
Evelyn Romine
Trimble High School
Jacksonville
Oakley Collins
Central Committee
Fairgrounds
Firefighters Clean Gasoline and Diesel Spills in Athens
Athens firemen flushed diesel fuel from Court and Carpenter Streets after a spill reported at 4 39 p m. They also washed down a gasoline spill on 10 N High St around 2 50 p m. No injuries were reported.
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Athens
Court
Carpenter
High St
Broken Hose Triggers Alarm For Richland Fire Dept
A broken radiator hose caused an alarm for Richland Area volunteers on Tuesday evening. Firemen responded to Routes 56 and 682 at 8 32 p m after steam from the hose on Mrs Dorothy Gagle s car New Rad Road looked like smoke according to Chief Pete Good.
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Richland Area
Dorothy Gagle
New Rad Road
Pete Good
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