Scout Receives Eagle Award at Central Avenue Church
Steven Calendine received the Eagle Scout award in a court of honor at Central Avenue Methodist Church. He is a freshman at Athens High School, son of Larry and [names redacted], and has earned 25 merit badges with 11 required. He has held multiple Scout leadership roles and attended the 1973 National Scout Jamboree.
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Larry Calendine
Steven
Central Avenue United Methodist Church
Steven Calendine
Central Avenue Methodist Church
Troy St
Athens High School
East Elementary
Howard Gibson
Kootage
Steve
Marion Crawley
Jerry Steward
Order of the Arrow
Asian Official to Appear at Midwest Asian Affairs Meeting
Anand Panyarachun Thailand ambassador and William R. Kintner former U S ambassador to Thailand are slated to attend the 24th Midwest Conference on Asian Affairs at Ohio University in Athens. About 125 scholars are expected with papers on Japan Thailand Taiwan and the Philippines. OU faculty Dr Felix Gagliano Dr Rajindar Koshal Dr Willard Elsbree and others assist. Dr Charles J. Ping to welcome. Registration Friday in Baker Center lobby from 8 to 11 a m. Fees are 8 for adults and 4 for students.
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Anand Panyarachun
Thailand
Ohio University
William R. Kintner
U.S
Athens
Association For Asian Studies
Japan
Taiwan
Philippines
Felix Gagliano
Rajindar Koshal
Willard Elsbree
John F. Cady
James Cobban
Patricia Gall
Donald A. Jordan
Paul van der Veur
William Wood
Charles J. Ping
Baker Center
Bell Awards Physics Grant for Helium-3 Device
Ohio University physics department received Bell Telephone Laboratories grant to build a custom electronic device to study the recently discovered properties of helium-3, a rare isotope. The project aims to advance understanding of atomic behavior and low-temperature physics.
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Ohio University
Bell Telephone Laboratories
N.J
Earle R. Hunt
Bell Labs
Tom Tigner
Walter Phipps
Hunt
Tigner
Cornell University
Hocking Valley Chapter awards 150 scholarship to OU student
The Hocking Valley Chapter of the Ohio Society of Professional Engineers named Jane Wooten of Ohio University as the 150 scholarship recipient. Wooten, a senior in industrial and systems engineering from Pomeroy, was chosen by OU's College of Engineering and Technology.
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Hocking Valley
Ohio Society of Professional Engineers
Ohio University
Pomeroy
Jane Wooten
College of Engineering and Technology
Ohio
Talk by Janis Is Scheduled
Martin A. Janis former executive director of the Ohio Commission on Aging will speak at the Buckeye Hills-Hocking Valley Regional Development District general policy council dinner. The Marietta meeting at American Legion Post 64 starts at 8 30 p m and is open to the public.
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Martin A. Janis
Ohio Commission On Aging
General Policy Council
Buckeye Hills-Hocking Valley
American Legion
Marietta
County Property Values Won't Be Hiked y perty
Athens County property values rise to 105.7 million with $2.5 million in new construction. The state Board of Tax Appeals did not order increases this year, marking the first no-raise ruling in three years. Residential and commercial gains are detailed across townships and cities, with oil and gas production also up.
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Herb Amey
Messenger
Athens County
Ruth Seaman
State Board of Tax Appeals
York Twp
Hocking Technical College
Glouster
Nelsonville
Lee
Athens
Board of Tax Appeals
Five women injured in two Wellston area crashes
State Highway Patrol reports two single vehicle crashes near Wellston. Roseanne Hendricks, 25, Marietta, and Betsy Mannering, 15, Jackson, were hurt on Jackson County Road 9 near Route 327. A second crash on Route 788 near Route 53 injured Sherry L. Smith, 23, Wellston, and two passengers Kay Potts, 24, and Patricia Atwood, 37, all sent to Holzer Medical Center with Atwood in intensive care.
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Wellston
State Highway Patrol
Jackson County
Roseanne Hendricks
Marietta
Betsy Mannering
Jackson
Holzer Medical Center
Sherry L. Smith
Kay M. Potts
Pennsylvania Avenue
Patricia A. Atwood
B’’ Street
Ms. Atwood
Athens County Receives 1974 Tax Rollback Reimbursements
Athens County was among four counties to receive second half 1974 property tax rollback and homestead exemption reimbursements, according to State Auditor Thomas E. Ferguson. The county got 236 416.71 dollars for tax revenue lost to a 10 percent rollback, plus 61 266 69 and 1 225 33 for administrative costs. The total equals two percent of homestead exemptions in the county. Reimbursements are funded by Ohio’s personal income tax.
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Athens County
Thomas E. Ferguson
Master Elected By Masons In Toledo Convention
Calvin T. Hubler of Dayton was elected grand master of Ohio Masons at a weekend convention in Toledo attended by more than 2,000 delegates from 680 lodges. New officers include Ward deputy grand master, Raser senior grand warden, Iceman junior grand warden, Moody grand treasurer, Hinshaw grand secretary, Ater grand chaplain, Brigham grand orator, Miller grand marshal, Gorrell senior grand deacon, Harlow junior grand deacon, Hartzel grand deacon, and Hartzel grand tyler.
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Calvin T. Hubler
Dayton
Ohio
Charles A. Brigham Jr
Cincinnati
Edgar L. Miller
Bellefontaine
Floyd B. Gorrell
Hicksville
Donald M. Harlow
Oden D. Hartzel
Kettering
Grand Tyler
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Bell
June Wooten
Janis
Raehet
Masons
Lawrence Grey
Grey
J. Woodrow Chrm
Fondue
Oster Electric
Williamsburg
Pol
Phyllis Katz
Hatz
Katz
Betty Patrick
Columbia
Samsonite
N. Court Street
Kandy
Della Ross
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