Bond Issue Backing OU Building Plan Favored
Ohio Universitys accelerated building program could gain 1.7 million if voters approve State Issue One on November 5 a constitutional amendment to authorize revenue bonds for capital projects at higher education mental health parks and more The plan would not tax general property or income tax and would use existing funds for debt service while highway bonds would be paid from highway revenues The measure endorsed by both parties and many groups sets borrowing caps across sectors including highway water pollution higher education parks and airports with allocations totaling 500 million for highways and 320 million for higher education to sustain growth and capital construction
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Ohio University
Vernon R. Alden
Dr. Alden
Ohio
General Assembly
State of
Afl-Cio
Three Aided By Squadmen Three Aided By Squadmen
Fire department emergency squad aided three people over Thursday and Friday. Mrs Zane Grey, 21, of 9 Mound Street, was taken home after illness near Chubb Library. no treatment given. Ohio University coeds Jody Thomas, 18, at Bromley Hall, and Ellen Linch, 17, at Lindley Hall, were taken to Hudson Health Center with illness and possible ankle injury respectively.
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Fire Department
Zane Grey
Mound St
Chubb Library
S. Court St
Ohio University
Backing Of State Issue Topic At Two Meetings
State Issue One promoting highway bonds and statewide land improvements drew support at two Ohio Department of Natural Resources meetings. Proponents cite 120 million for pollution control, water management, parks, and recreation, plus job creation and wider access to lakes, rivers, and parks. Official comments highlight tourism, education aid, and new facilities like police academies.
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Ohio Department of Natural Resources
E. State Street
Division of Forestry and Reclamation
Division of Wildlife
General Assembly
Department of Natural Rsources
Ohio
George Billy
Ohio Division of Wildlife District 4
Three Variances Granted By Zone Board In Athens
The Athens Zoning Board of Appeals approved three temporary variances and postponed one more. It extended until June 30, 1969 for William Johnson, Charles G Russell, Goff Dunfee and others to operate houses with more than three roomers. Mrs Poling’s case was held until Nov 7 to prove by affidavit nonconformance prior to the 1960 ordinance. Ohio University landlords among 40 violators.
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Athens Zoning Board of Appeals
Opal Poling
Light Rain Measurable in Athens Early Friday
A light rain that began Friday in Athens measured .03 of an inch by 9 a.m. according to U. S. Observer C. L. Colmer. The temperature rose to 65 after an early low of 63, with Thursday's high at 82. CRIMINAL ACT Until 1961 anyone in England who survived a death by own action attempt was liable to criminal punishment.
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Athens
U. S
C. L. Colmer
England
Hospital Expansion Tops Five-Year Health Plan
Athens Insiders say expansion of Sheltering Arms Hospital will be a top priority in a proposed $40 million five-year public health program covering Hocking Gallia Jackson Lawrence Meigs and Vinton Counties. The plan seeks $20 million from Appalachian federal funds with rest from other sources.
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Athens
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Jack Farrington
Ohio Valley Health Services Foundation
Farrington
Ohio
Sheltering Arms Admits and Dismisses Notables
Sheltering Arms admitted Mrs Robert Yeats James Cansky Athens Mrs Frank Barnhart Amesville Route 1 Buster Curtis Guysville Route 2 Mrs Charles Smith Millfield Virginia Kim Guysville Norman Myers Trimble. Dismissed William Markins Patrick McIntorf Mrs Katherine McAfee Cindy Turner James Turner Mrs Gary Coon Frank Talbot. Found in 1798 Mammoth Cave in Kentucky was discovered in 1798.
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Robert Yeats
James Cansky
Athens
Frank Barnhart
Amesville
Buster Curtis
Guysville
Charles Smith
Millfield
Virginia Kim
Norman Myers
Trimble
William Markins
Patrick McIntorf
Katherine McAfee
Cindy Turner
James Turner
Gary Coon
Frank Talbot
Mammoth Cave
Kentucky
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N. Court St
the Messenger
Martin D. Keller
Franklin R. Banks
Ohio State University
Columbus
Keller
Jack K. Hill
Ohio Office of Opportunity
Hill
Marietta
Mary Whitacre
Geraldine Peterson
Arthur A. Boston
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Kermith Campbell
Genevieve Smith
Wilson H. Posey
Ohio Citizens’ Council
Public Welfare
Marietta College
Rio Grande College
Ohio Citizens’ Council For Health and Welfare
State Council of Retail Merchants
Catholic Conference of Ohio
League of Women Voters
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Ohio Congress of Parents and Teachers, Inc
Ohio Council of Churches
Ohio Division of the
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Ohio Farm Bureau, Inc
Ohio Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs
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Ohio Jaycees
Dutch Standard President
Aluminum
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Stimson Ave
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Park
Athens, Ohio
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