Kroger Site at OU Land to Begin Work This Month
Work activity at the Kroger shopping center on East State Street is set to start within weeks. OU vice president William Culp says about 10 feet of fill will be deposited at the 28.6 acre site before plans are reviewed by the Ohio University board of trustees, with Kroger leasing the land from OU and discussing several potential tenants.
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Herb Amey
Kroger Co
East State Street
Kroger
Ohio University Board of Trustees
William Chalres Culp
Culp
Harold Schofield
Columbus
Discount
Rinks Discount
National
East State
Home Street
Rinks
Holiday Inn
University
Review Board Change Sought at Community Relations Commission
The commission proposed revamping the administration review board by creating a 10 person pool with female, student and black community representation. Four members would review each case, joined by four administration department heads, with joint mayor and commission selection.
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Community Relations Commission
Herper Saunders
City Hall
Miners Urged to Apply for 1974 Pension Plan Benefits
Funds Chairman Harry Huge urged active mine workers to file applications now for the United Mine Workers Health and Retirement Funds 1974 Pension Plan set to take effect in early 1976. Retirements must occur after December 31, 1975 to qualify. those retiring earlier receive current benefits with scheduled increases.
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United Mine Workers of American
Umwa) Health and Retirement Funds
Funds
Harry Huge
Huge
Universal Menu Day spotlight at Trimble Local Schools
The Trimble Local Schools join Universal Menu Day with twenty five million students nationwide sharing a same all American lunch. The featured entree is a cheeseburger with crispy potatoes Fiesta slaw peaches and milk as part of the Type A daily lunch. A camel with a monkey on its back decorates the National School Lunch Week poster prepared by the American School Food Service Association to promote nutrition education. Lunch directors offer You Are What You Eat balloons pencils calendars buttons and folders to support the celebration.
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Glouster
Trimble
American School Food Service Association
Citizens Form South Side Park Study Committee
A new citizens committee led by Joe Johnson aims to study recreation park sites on Athens south side. Members include Mrs. Goyer, Mrs. McNabb, Charles Atkins, and Mrs. Gallaway. The group will coordinate with the Social Services Committee to pursue federal Community Development Act funds and a possible Ohio Dept. of Natural Resources grant, while considering OU Fund property transfer for park use near Richland Avenue. Johnson notes success hinges on grant awards reducing local spending.
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Joe Johnson
2Nd Ward
Robert Goyer
Mulligan Road
Herschel McNabb
LeMar Drive
Charles Atkins
Longview Heights
Lowell Gallaway
Longview
Johnson
Council
Ohio Department of Natural Resources
Citizens Committee
Richland Avenue
Couladis
Everett Ridge
Citizens For Couladis
Lillian Henderson
Evelyn Romine
Ira Burnfield
Jan Kern
Thekna L. Risley
Athens
Couradis
Weeklong Ohio University Religion Activities For Students
A campus program at Ohio University aims to acquaint new students with religious activities and resources. Activities include lectures music plays and open class sessions with speakers such as Algis Mickmas and H T Engelhardt Jr. Events run Tuesday to Friday with times and locations at the Baker Center desk.
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Ohio University
University
Athens
Student Life
Residence Life
University College
Len Mink
Algis Mickmas
the Way
Pentecostal Student Fellowship
H. T. Engelhardt Jr
Duane Fleming
Ohio State University
United Pentecostal Church
Baker Center
Immunization Action Month Promotes Child Vaccines
October marks Immunization Action Month to reverse declining vaccination rates among 1 to 4 year olds. The CDC coordinates with state health agencies and medical groups to educate parents and provide vaccines. A 1972 Ohio survey found about 60 percent of preschoolers inadequately immunized, with diphtheria tetanus and pertussis highest and rubella lowest. Information available from county medical associations or the Ohio Department of Health.
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Federal
Center For Disease Control
Ohio Department of Health
Ohio
Health Care Topic Of Meeting In Athens
A public meeting in Athens on Thursday at United Campus Ministry 18 N College St at 7 30 p m will discuss an alternative health care system. Vermont health workers Claire Douglas and Jim Scott will share views and plans to form a rural health community clinic. For more information call Eric Wright at 448 4476.
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Athens
United Campus Ministry
N. College St
Vermont
Claire Douglas
Jim Scott
Eric Wright
Prices Listed at Gallipolis Ohio Valley Livestock Auction
Prices at Saturday's auction in Gallipolis from Ohio Valley Livestock Co show stocker steers 13 to 37 dollars, stocker heifers 10 to 34, canner and cutter cows 10 to 17.50, Holsteins 16 to 23, commercial bulls 20 to 26, top veals 50 to 55, medium veals 32 to 41, cul ls 30 and down, shoats 17 to 35, stock cows per head 80 to 165, stock cows with calves per head 110 to 240, stock bulls per head 85 to 140, and baby calves per head 5 to 25.
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Gallipolis
Ohio Valley Livestock Co
Plains water and sewer meeting rescheduled
The Messenger corrects an error and states the Plains citizens meeting on water and sewer issues will be held Wednesday at 7 30 p m in the Plains Elementary School community room, not tonight as previously reported.
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Plains
Plains Elementary School
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