Athens Jaycees urge support for city school levy
At a Thursday Athens Jaycees meeting Dr. Russell Milliken urged support for the five mill city school levy. He touted a first rate education for less than a pack of cigarettes daily and outlined three levy aims: renovate facilities and open the new high school, expand curriculum and hire more teachers, and add handicapped and vocational offerings.
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Russell Milliken
Council
Ohio U to draft Vinton County plan for water and sewer
The Ohio University Development Planning Institute will prepare a comprehensive plan for Vinton County water and sewer systems. Eight months to a year, studies cover population economy resources and land use to guide future facilities. FHA approves a $4,800 grant to the Vinton County Regional Planning Commission.
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Ohio University Development Planning Institute
Vinton County
Farmers Home Administration
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Milton Roush
William L. Cyrus
Birth announcement for Mr and Mrs John Tigner Nelsonville
A son born to Mr and Mrs John Tigner of Nelsonville. A hospital admission lists Dennis Rosser in Ames, Mrs Osborne Fulks and Leslie Champlin in Athens Route 2. Discharges include Connie Piper Morris Anna May Skinner Pearl Kayser Harley Wemmer Gill Glover Stanley Bolen Roy Vermaaten. A special Para Mathia Lodge 25 F and AM meets Tuesday at 7 pm to confer Master Mason on one candidate with refreshments served.
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Dennis Rosser
Amesville
Osborne Fulks
Leslie Champlin
Athens
Connie Piper Morris
Anna May Skinner
Pearl Kayser
Harley Wemmer
Gill Glover
Stanley Bolen
Roy Vermaaten
Paramathia Lodge
F & AM
Agronsky Urges Halt to Bombing in Vietnam Debate
CBS analyst Martin Agronsky told Memorial Auditorium students that the United States should pause bombing in Vietnam and seek a quick cease-fire negotiations. He warned the war is costly and unwinnable under current aims, urging examination of American infallibility and a shift to political rather than military action. He noted 14,000 U.S. dead, 60,000 wounded, and costs around 24 billion dollars yearly as context for rethinking policy.
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Dean Rusk
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U. S
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Ohio Univ Receives $27000 NSF Grant for Neutron Scattering
Ohio University physics department will use a $27000 National Science Foundation grant for research on fast neutron scattering. Rep Clarence E Miller announced the funds go to Dr. Roger W Finlay associate professor of physics. NSF grants aid individual researchers and larger projects across facilities and equipment.
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Department of Physics
National Science Foundation
U. S
Clarence E. Miller
Roger W. Finlay
Albany Clerk Resigns. New Clerk Appointed in Health Board
Cheryl Perry, 18, of Albany resigns as clerk of the Athens City County Board of Health after serving since Aug. 15. Marcia Blume, 20, is named the new clerk. Perry will start Monday as clerk for the Athens County Probate Court.
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Cheryl Perry
Health Board
Albany
Athens City County
Miss Perry
Athens County
Board of Health
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