Athens Invitational Marching Band Festival Sparks Large Attendance
About 1 200 advance tickets sold and more than 2 300 combined members across 24 bands from Ohio and West Virginia. The event at Peden Stadium features host Athens High and hosts an awards ceremony at 5 30 p.m. with general admission at the gates.
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Peden Stadium
Ohio
West Virginia
Athens Band Boosters
Athens Kiwanis
Downtown Kiwanis
Chauncey-Dover Lions Clubs
Athens High
Athens
Nelsonville-York
Alexander
Rock Hill
Shenandoah
Westfall
Wahama
Licking Valley
Trimble
Eastern
Canal Winchester
Amanda Clearcreek
Licking Heights
Tri-Valley
Portsmouth West
Warren
Philo
Watkins Memorial
Meigs
Marysville
Belpre
Lancaster
Morgan
Marietta
Grove City
EMS Supporters to Meet With Trustees in Athens County
The Athens Countians for IEMS gathered to discuss promoting a November levy for continuing emergency medical services in Athens County. A Life on The Line was shown to educate about EMS and coronary care, with invitations planned for township trustees to a Wednesday 7:30 p.m. meeting at the City-County Health Building. A Channel 5 panel on EMS is set for Monday at 8 p.m. Sadie Parks of Glouster notes community planners’ ongoing activities, with a roster of local coordinators from multiple towns assisting the levy effort.
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Athens Countians
IEMS
Athens
The
American Heart Association
Athens County
Channel 5 TV
Sadie Parks
Glouster
Levy Committee
Phil Erwin
Bill Theisen
Vid Warren
Nevin Sayers
Nelsonville
Gene Skinner
Jim VanFossen
Perry Mann
Albany
Joe Perry Sr
Shade
Ward Starlin
Amesville
Don Campbell
Guysville
Clyde Baker
Bill Wilson
Tom Porter
Tile McCarty
the Plains
Ray Brooks
New Marshfield
Jack White
Coolville
Ed van Dyke
Ruth Johansson
Sam Alvarez
Phyllis Dividen
Marge Mitchell
David Hughes
Lester Marks
Jim Schulz
Tommy Adkins
Harry Crewson
Ohio University
Bids Set for 28 County Health Communications Study
The Onto Valley Health Services Foundation will release bid specs next week for a 28 county survey and study of emergency medical services and communications systems. The initial area covers eastern and southern Ohio counties in the Appalachian region. The ARC awarded the grant in June.
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Onto Valley Health Services Foundation Inc
Intial
Ohio
Appalachian Regional Commission
the Foundation
Federal Communications Communission
National Academy of Sciences
ARC
U.S. Departments of Transportation and Health, Education and Welfare
OU faculty receive grants totaling over 200000
Five Ohio University faculty members garner research grants and contracts totaling more than 200000. Dr Richard M McFarland receives 70000 from INASA and 40000 NASA contract to advance air navigation tech. The team includes Ralph Burhans Robert Lilley and others. Raymond O Lane gains a 77000 Energy Research Administration renewal for light nuclei research. Dr Harry Kotses secures a 16000 grant from Mental Health and Mental Retardation. Dr Gar W Rothwell receives 9000 from the American Chemical Society and 700 from the Ohio Biological Survey for coal forming plants and fossils. Warren A Wistendahl gets 639 from the Ohio Biology Survey for vegetation in Strouds Run. Police report a car vandalized in Wellston and an Athens coed attacked on Fort Street.
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Ohio University
Richard M McFarland
Avionics & Engineering Center
INASA
NASA
Ralph Burhans
Robert Lilley
Richard Salter
Gar W. Rothwell
American Chemical Society
Ohio Biological Survey
Ohio
Ohio Biology Survey
Warren A. Wistendahl
Strouds Run State Park
Wilmington College appoints Thomas J Schriner as assistant director
Thomas J Schriner is named assistant director of admissions at Wilmington College after earning a masters of education from Ohio University in June. He previously taught in the Portland Ohio school system and served four years as a Navy hospital corpsman in South Vietnam. He will foster ties with two year junior and technical colleges and help students transition from Southern State General and Technical College to Wilmington under a contractual agreement for liberal arts study at Wilmington's north campus.
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Thomas J. Schriner
Ohio University
Wilmington College
Schriner
Portland
Ohio
South Vietnam
Navy
Southern State General and Technical College
Wilmington
Southern State
ASCS Sponsors Fly In In Athens Area Oct 26
Local residents may take an aerial tour of the Athens area on October 26 at Ohio University Airport Route 50W west of Albany. The event is sponsored by the Soil Conservation Service with rides lasting 15 to 20 minutes for five dollars for adults and four dollars for children under 12. If interest continues the Fly In may become an annual event. For reservations call Sue Woods at 593-6573.
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Athens
Soil Conservation Service
Bob Steele
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Steele
SCS
Ohio University
Albany
Sue Woods
Athens Jaycees Prepare for All-State Meeting in Athens
The Athens Jaycees ready the All-State Jaycees meeting with over 1,500 expected attendees this weekend. University cooperation provides housing and facilities for programs and social events at the Convocation Center. Darrel Cook notes high registration with 575 dorm beds and full motel rooms.
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the Messenger
Athens
Ohio
Athens Jaycees
AORTA
Jim Crouse
Jaycees
Convocation Center
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Thames Schriner
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Fly In
Darrel Cook
United Appeal of Athens
PLDC
Athens City
Marting’s
Plains
Chauncey
N. Court Street
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