Wellston Council Grants Employee Wage Increase And Land Lease Bid
The Wellston city council approved an emergency ordinance giving all regular employees time and a half for hours over 40 per week, excluding safety staff, retroactive to May 1, 1974. A second ordinance authorizes bidding for a 135 acre Clinton Township parcel near Lake Rupert for recreational lease. duration pending. Mayor Hayburn said Banquet Foods water issues are being resolved with both sides cooperating. water quality is good but additional treatment is needed to meet USDA standards for frozen foods. Banquet officials will meet the council later about extra equipment.
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Joann Hunter
Wellston
Director of Public Services
Clinton
Vinton County
Lake Rupert
Edgar Hayburn
Banquet Foods
Banquet
Hayburn
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Council
Council Rejects Sale of Timber on City Property
Mayor Hayburn urged action on a timber purchase request but council voted unanimously not to sell the timber near the Wellston Reservoir and Rader Tree Farm. Jack Huffman of Wellston offered to buy, while finances address the budget at an Oct. 28 meeting and Halloween Trick or Treat is set for Oct. 30 from 6 to 7 30 p.m.
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Hayburn
Jack Huffman
Wellston
Wellston Reservoir
Rader Tree Farm
Finance Committee
Lonnie Leonard
Henry Willard
South
Harvey Wells
Democrats Press To Override Veto Of FOIA Measure
Democrats plan to press Congress to override President Ford's veto of a bill to amend the Freedom of Information Act in response to a Supreme Court secrecy ruling. Ford calls the measure unconstitutional and unworkable, warning it could endanger intelligence secrets and diplomacy. He branded the effort as arrogant.
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Washington
Congress
Ford
Supreme Court
Freedom of Information Act foes clash over court review
Rep. John E. Moss argues for broader court access to classified documents and a possible veto override by Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, while President Ford warns courts would take over initial classification decisions in sensitive areas. The act would set precedents for appeals, a 30 day government response, and an index of documents to aid public tracking. BUCHTEL Trick or Treat night in Buchtel set for Oct. 30 6 pm to 7 pm per Mayor William Addis.
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Calif
Supreme Court
Ford
Moss
Sacramento
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Dmass
Senate
White House
Congress
Kennedy
Buchtel
William Addis
HEW Cuts Welfare Grants Across States in 1974 Plan
HEW announces reduced matching grants totaling 61.7 million for the rest of 1974 to push states to weed out ineligible AFDC families and curb overpayments. New York, Illinois, and California face major cuts, with dozens of states listed and amounts ranging from under 20 thousand to over 1.5 million. The plan follows an earlier six months’ saving of 71 million and aims to further shrink fraud and errors costing taxpayers over a billion yearly.
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Washington
District of Columbia
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
HEW
Caspar W
Weinberger
James S. Dwight
Social and Rehabilitation Service
Dwight
New York
Rites set for Ruth Irene Qurs and Alma Leadinghouse
Ruth Irene Qurs 44 of Crown City dies at Holzer Medical Center. Survived by husband Herman and children James Alvin Richard Alice Faye Anna Mae. brothers Ralph Raymond Roy. sister Rena Halley. Services Sunday 1 p.m. at Kings Chapel Church. Burial Maplewood Cemetery. Alma Leadinghouse 88 of Albany funeral Sunday 2 p.m. at Van Fossen Funeral Home. Burial Maplewood Cemetery. Survived by daughter Norma Barnes. Friends may call Saturday 3-5 and 7-9 p.m.
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Ruth Irene Qurs
Holzer Medical Center
Gallia County
Stanley
Alice Porter Warren
Herman
James
Alvin
Lancaster
Richard
Newark
Alice Faye
Anna Mae
Ralph
Columbus
Raymond
Detroit
Roy
Sugar Grove
Rena) Halley
Gallipolis
Kings Chapel
Reb. Bruce Unroe
Waugh- Halley-Wood Funeral
Otto
Trimble Permit Proposal For Sewage Plant Discharges
The Ohio Environmental Protection Agency proposes water pollution permits for three applicants including Trimble sewage treatment plant. The decision will become final Dec. 23 unless an appeals hearing is requested. Written comments may be sent to the Ohio EPA NPDES Permits Section in Columbus.
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Ohio Environmental Protection Agency
Trimble
Ohio Epa
NPDES
P.O
E. Broad St
Columbus
Revenue Director Is Named in Cincinnati
The Internal Revenue Service named Dwight L. James Jr. as IRS District Director in Cincinnati succeeding retiree Paul Schuster. The district serves taxpayers in southern Ohio and processed 2.5 million returns worth $5 billion in federal taxes for the year ending June 30, 1973. James began IRS service in 1945 in New Orleans and later completed the IRS executive development course in 1968. He hails from Mississippi and earned a B S in accounting from Mississippi State College in 1942.
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The
Internal Revenue Service Today
Dwight L. James Jr
IRS
Cincinnati
Paul Schuster
Ohio
James
Revenue Agent
New Orleans
Mississippi
Mississippi State College
Obituary notices span several Ohio towns with multiple deaths
Florence A. Carpenter 81 of New Straitsville Route 1 died Thursday at Hocking Valley Community Hospital. Survived by three sons, three daughters, 13 grandchildren and nine great grandchildren. Elma O'Dell 80 of Gallipolis died Thursday. burial at Mound Hill Cemetery. Leslie Harold Haskins 70 of Gallipolis died Thursday at Holzer Medical Center. Lilliam E. Jepson 59 of Point Pleasant died Friday morning at Pleasant Valley Hospital. Funeral services and call times listed for each, with several religious officiants and Masonic rites noted.
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Wilburn Martin
Gallipolis
Willis
Elma O'Dell
Omar A. O'Dell
Kerns O'Dell
Hawks
Leslie Harold
Doc) Haskins
Holzer Medical Center
Will Todd
Retha Sheets Haskins
Beulah
Frank
Ann) Burke
Jane Martin
John Milhoun
Haskins
William Johnson
Donald
Columbus
Willis Funeral Home
Wilson Wall
Linson Stubbins
Centenary Cemetery
Masonic Lodge 7
Leon
Lilliam E. Jepson
New Jersey
Church of God In Jesus Name
Point Pleasant
Ira Wellman
Kirkland Memorial Gardens
Pleasant Valley Hospital
Howard
Marie) Knopp
Brooklyn
N. Y
Louise Unger Nichols
Westfield
N. J
Harry Nichols
Donald Lee
Walnut Creek
Cal
Fraces Paranski
Crow- Hassell Funeral Home
Edward Raymond Albany services set for 60 year old resident
Edward Raymond of Albany 60 dies at home. Service 2 p.m. Sunday at Ewing Funeral Home with Rev. Charles Norris officiating. Burial Willis Cemetery. Survived by second wife Dena Hanning Raymond mother Ethel Cady sons Steven and Charles Raymond daughters Rosemary and Sue Ann Raymond sisters Evalee Thompson Marjorie Cutlip brother Richard Cady and uncle Fred Todd. Preceded by first wife Pauline Maple Raymond and brothers Ralph Ernest. He owned Raymond Welding and Metalcraft 20 years and was WWII veteran member Airline Church of Christ.
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Albany
Edward Raymond
Ewing
Charles Norris
Willis
Ethel Cady
Columbus
Steven Raymond
Charles Raymond
Rosemary Raymond
Sue Ann Raymond
Evalee Thompson
Marjorie Cutlip
Johnstown
Richard Cady
Fred Todd
Ohio University Avionics Center shows off omega navigation at Langley
Ten members from Ohio University's Avionics Engineering Center travel to NASA Langley in Hampton Virginia for a two day symposium. Director Dr Richard McFarland leads professors G E Smith Robert Lilly and Ralph Burhans plus six students. The group will fly the center's DC3 flying lab to the meeting and demonstrate new omega navigation equipment developed with OU MIT and Princeton University.
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Ohio University
Avionics Engineering Center
NASA
Langley Research Center
Hampton
Richard McFarland
Department of Electrical Engineering
G. E. Smith
Robert Lilly
Ralph Burhans
Massachussetts Institute of Technology
Princeton University
Mount St Mary Hospital Admits As List Grows
The Mount St. Mary Hospital admits a batch of patients including Roy Snackenberg, Mrs. Ollie Welch, Howard Callall, Ray San born, Millfield Miss Rhonda Cline, Mrs. Connie Llewellyn, Miss Margaret Reeves, Paul Davis, Mrs. Ethel Kerns, Edward Bani, Mrs. Mildred Holderman, Mrs Elizabeth Sayers, Mrs. Maggie Deem, Donald Lanning, and Donyal Stanley.
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Roy Snackenberg
Ollie Welch
Howard Callall
Nelsonville
Ray Sanborn
Millfield
Rhonda Cline
Connie Llewellyn
Margaret Reeves
Paul
Pete) Davis
Ethel Kerns
Edward Bani
Mildred Holderman
Elizabeth Sayers
Maggie Deem
Donald Lanning
Donyal Stanley
Murray City
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Eliza Chalphant
Trimble
O'Bleness Memorial Hospital
Margaret Crawford
Glouster
O'Bleness
Elizabeth Sayre
Mount St. Mary
Joseph Bridgewater
Redtown
Mount St Mary
Ill
Wilbur Drake Glouster
Hocking Valley Hospital Admissions and Transfers
Admission and transfer log lists patients from Logan and surrounding areas including Joseph McGatha Kimm Foltz Mrs Clyde Geiger Mrs Emma Mace and others. Entries show times and destinations such as Mount St Mary O'Bleness Memorial and transfers to care facilities over several days.
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Joseph McGatha
Kimm Foltz
Clyde Geiger
Emma Mace
Stanley Nutter
Donald Teal
Logan
Rodney Thomas
Murray City
Merle Fetheroff
Logan Alice Arick
Creola
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