Hocking Levy Trimmed To Four-Tenths Mill in 1966 Plan
Hocking County board of health votes to cut the operating levy to four-tenths of a mill for 1966, citing a $7000 year-end balance and full-year C35 program aid. Budget of $38,270 tentatively approved. raises for nurses and staff planned to match federal grant wages.
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Logan
Hocking County
LEAP Discusses Issue No 1 At Logan Meeting
About 65 Logan Education Advancement Program members met at the high school cafe to discuss Issue No 1 and the tri county vocational high school for the November ballot. An Oct 25 meeting will invite six school board candidates to speak. Officers were shuffled with Jack Barker becoming president and Carl Oberlin moving to first vice president. School leaders Harley Ellinger James Gastin and James Dow voiced department needs.
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Carl Oberlin
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Harley Ellinger
James Gastin
James Dow
Vocational School Answers Questions About Program
The board clarified that the tri county vocational school targets juniors and seniors not aiming for college, offers graded courses based on individual ability, and does not require transfer from home high schools. Local funds must pass a levy and bond to obtain federal and state aid, and failure would disqualify the project.
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Nelsonville
Pro
Deaf Man Perfects Midget Transistor Hearing Aid
A hard of hearing inventor over ten years perfects a tiny powered hearing aid. The device makes whispers clear, promising crystal sound. Interested readers may write HEARING, 32 E 9th St Erie Pa for full, no cost information.
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Nelsonville Homemakers Extend Meeting Assignments
Nelsonville Homemakers Extension group plans a Wednesday session from 1 to 3 at Miss Verna Hand's home 530 Washington Street. The Golden Rule Class of First Methodist Church meets Thursday at 7 30 p.m. with Mrs Lucille Steenrod 79 Grover Street. Assisting hostesses are Mrs Helen Brown and Mrs Wanda Jones. Devotions by Mrs Jessie Duncan. Mrs Esthel Kinneer and Mrs Duncan lead the program.
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Nelsonville
Verna Hand
Washington St
First Methodist Church
Lucille Steenrod
Grover St
Helen Brown
Wanda Jones
Jessie Duncan
Esthel Kinneer
Duncan
Logan Police Chief Returns From Florida Trip Sickly
Logan police chief Roy Kelch returned from a National Chiefs of Police Association convention in Miami appearing pale and hoarse after a week away. He recalled storms and tornado warnings in Georgia and Alabama during his northward trip and noted the trip’s weather and radio reports. Howard Blum’s campaign poster on Lake Logan Road has been replaced by a trustee candidate bill.
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Georgia
Alabama
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Howard Blum
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Logan Fire Chief Shows Rocket Belt At Football Game
Logan activity reports recount Fire Chief Robert Courter's Sunday rocket belt flight during a Buffalo San Diego AFL game. He jokes about future jumps and a hotel leap. At Logan High a faulty no bell system caused an unexpected clock and bell failure during a teachers meeting.
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Robert Courter
Buffalo San Diego
Courter
Ambrose
Airport Authority Seeks Federal Aid for County Airport
Ned Cochran, chairman of the Hocking County Airport Authority, hopes to contact Dwight Adams of the Federal Aviation Administration this week to learn more about potential federal aid. Adams attended August and September meetings of the Hocking Authority in Logan.
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LOGAN
Ned Cochran
Hocking County
Adams
Hocking Authority
Byrd Appointed CAP Commander In Group 12
Major Homer Byrd acting commander of Nelsonville CAP Squadron is named Group 12 commander. The group includes Lancaster Logan Nelsonville and Athens squadrons with headquarters likely moving to Nelsonville soon.
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Nelsonville
Homer Byrd
Madison St
Nelsonville Cap Squadron
Group 12
Lancaster
Logan
Athens
Peron Considers Return to Argentina After 10 Years in Exile
Isabel Peron says Juan Peron plans to return home to Argentina, claiming it reflects the people’s will. The former dictator has lived in exile for a decade and remains a central figure in a shifting political landscape.
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Juan D. Peron
Argentina
Isabel Martinez Peron
Buenos Aires
Spain
Peron
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