Federal and state aid urged to ease urban fiscal gap
Cities face growing budget pressure from rising costs and shrinking revenues. Analysts urge continued revenue sharing, federal takeovers of welfare and state financing of education, plus regional taxation or annexation plans, to prevent deeper cuts and economic decline.
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Associated Press
Louise Cook
Lee Mitgang
Michael Sniffen
Moon Landrieu
New Orleans
U.S. Conference of Mayors
Coleman Young
Detroit
America
Advisory Commission On Intergovernmental Relations
John Shannon
Commission
Advisory Commission
Congress
Landrieu
House
Shannon
Ford Administration
New York City
Houston
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Commissioners OK Final Sewer Hookups and Payments
West Logan sewage disposal hookups will start Monday after the county commissioners approved final payment of about 35 000 to L Miller and Son for the project. Inspections of laterals and hookups are required with a 10 fee, and no sewer charges until Jan 15. Residents must hook up within 60 days of connection, or risk prosecution.
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George Lovell
Logan
West Logan
Hocking County
Health Department
John Bumgardner
Carl Blosser
Welfare Department
Living Life of Riley Wins Big in Ohio Lottery
John Reilly, 80, caretaker at Camp Chase Memorial Confederate Cemetery in Columbus, won 300000 in the Ohio Lottery after dreaming of a Cadillac trip to Florida. He plans to share with neighbor Lil Looney and celebrate with mystic yoga flair while Mildred Blair of Barberton won 30000 in a related drawing.
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Cleveland
Riley
John Reilly
Columbus
Reilly
Camp Chase Memorial Confederate Cemetery
Florida
Lil Looney
Wellston Council Restores Two Way Stop at Fourth and Minnesota
In a 20 minute meeting the Wellston City Council repealed a four way stop at the Fourth Street and Minnesota Avenue intersection moving it back to a two way stop. No public opposition was heard before the final reading.
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Lake Rupert
Edgar Hayburn
Council
Warren Starkey
Seventh Street
Larry Newman
Woman Not Hurt In Hill Street Parking Mishap
Logan City police investigated an unusual Thursday morning incident as Dorothy E. Bell 78 attempted to park on Hill Street. Her car rolled forward damaging a utility pole street light and markers with about 800 dollars in auto damage. No injuries reported. A separate burglary report notes a CB radio valued at 150 dollars stolen from Claude Strawn’s car.
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Logan
Dorothy E. Bell
S. Market St
Hill Street
Bell
Claude Strawn
E. Second Street
Miller High inducts 26 into National Honor Society
Twenty six Miller High School students were inducted into the Bertha Levion Chapter of the National Honor Society in the school gym. The 15th ceremony featured a Miller High School Band performance and flag ceremony conducted by Jacquelyn Crow.
Alarm at Hocking Tech Triggers Fire Crew Response
A false alarm at Hocking Technical College near Nelsonville prompted the fire department to respond at about 2 13 p m Thursday. Officials had been warned a drill was in progress and to ignore the first alert. The second signal caused a full response but no fire was found.
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Nelsonville
Hocking
Club Sponsors Art Exhibit in Point Pleasant
The American Association of University Women hosted an art exhibit at Tu-Endie-Wei Manor featuring Mason County artists with works in water colors oils and acrylics. A musical program by Elizabeth Mattox followed and a proposal to save 25 cents weekly for a Bicentennial Fellowship was discussed.
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Point Pleasant
American Association of University Women
Tu-Endie-Wei Manor
Mason County
Rod Brand
Mary Jane Cooper
Everett H. Denham
Evelyn Gammon
Mildred Gibbs
Denise Grinstead
Dan Heslop
Ann Hutton
Betty Irvin
Winifred A. Jones
Maxine Kinnaird
Leon Putz
Helen Kay Sterrett
Garnet Stanley
Terry Casto
Eleanor McComb
Cary Howard Rayburn
Zola Duncan
Elizabeth Mattox
Mason County School System
Helen Sterrett
Charles Lanham
Bethel 62 Holds Semiannual Jobs Daughters Inspection
Bethel 62 of the International Order of Jobs Daughters in Pomeroy held a semiannual inspection at the Pomeroy Masonic Temple. Miss Lisa Kay Thomas presided as honored queen with William Hawkins, associate grand guardian of Ohio, inspecting. Guests included Mrs. Dorothy Hawkins, Eva Faulk, Paul Darnell, Mrs. Donna Bauman, and Miss Pam Scott. Bethel groups from Belpre, Marietta, and Gallipolis attended after a potluck dinner and reception.
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Pomeroy
International Order of Jobs Daughters
Bethel
Pomeroy Masonic Temple
Lisa Kay Thomas
William Hawkins
State of
Ohio
Dorothy Hawkins
Columbus
Eva Faulk
Marietta
Paul Darnell
Donna Bauman
Belpre
Pam Scott
Miss
Jobs
Job Claims Dip Slightly in Hocking Valley Weekly Review
Unemployment claims in the Hocking Valley rise from last year but fall from the week ending Oct 11. Logan reports 26 initial, 283 continued and 297 extended claims while Athens shows 33 initial, 542 continued and 297 extended for a total of 1,478. Overall down 54 from last week but up 823 from a year ago. Openings include one experienced mechanical shovel operator one experienced cook and four experienced short order cooks.
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Logan
Hocking Valley
Athens
Ceramic Center Field Trip Featured in Ohio Schools Magazine
Trimble Local third graders from Jackson County were highlighted in Ohio Schools Magazine for a May field trip to Crooksville Ceramic Center. The four page feature shows students observing a potter at work, examining soil samples, and learning pottery from clay to kiln.
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Jacksonville
Trimble
Ohio Schools Magazine
Ceramic Center
Crooksville
Tolie Kipp
Ohio
Meeting set on Oyster Point Pleasant Jr suspends student
Mason County Board of Education met Tuesday to discuss a Point Pleasant High School suspension. Assistant Superintendent Charles Chambers will confer with Principal Ralph Sayre and the student’s parents after the five day punishment for Martin Stover. The board also approved 1800 for home economics renovations and hired substitute staff.
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Point Pleasant
Point Pleasan
Htgh
Mason County Board of Education
Charles Chambers
Ralph Sayre
Martin Stover
Sayre
Point Pleasant High School
Janet Capehart
Donna Brinker
Man Cited After Accident In Hocking County
Logan reporting two car crash at 3 58 p m involving Phillip D Hunter 22 of Springfield cited for failure to stop at a stop sign. Larry R Daubenmire 18 of Logan Route 3 westbound on Route 56. Hunter south on Ion Ridge Road collided at the intersection as his car slid into Daubenmire’s vehicle.
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LOGAN
Hocking County
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