Utility Discount Forms Available in Athens County
Applications for Lifeline utility bill discounts are available at the Athens County auditor's office for homeowners 65 or older with approved Homestead exemption and income up to 7000. Renters 65 or older or permanently disabled with income up to 7000 can obtain renter forms at the auditor or post office. renter forms must be filed with the Ohio Department of Taxation in Columbus. Also announced is a seminar on Emergency Care of the Patient in Acute Respiratory Distress at Hocking Technical College on Nov 5, open to emergency squad members who completed the 60 hour T and I course. registration is by Oct 31, fee 4.50, limited to 50, call 373-5561 or visit 310 St. Clair Building, Marietta.
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Athens County
Pete Couladis
Auditor's
Ohio Department of Taxation
Columbus
South East Ohio Lung Association
Ohio State University
Ohio Lung Association
Hocking Technical College
Athens
Fairfield
Gallia
Hocking
Meigs
Morgan
Muskingum
Perry
Vinton
Washington
T&i
Association
Marietta
St. Clair Building
Organizations Topics in Real World Series at OU
The continuing program Communicating in Your Real World will cover organizations with sessions on November 2 9 and 16 at Ohio University. Coordinated by Charles Carlson and Gordon Wiseman from OU School of Interpersonal Communication the series is sponsored by the Center for Interpersonal Communication Research and OU Office of Workshops. Registration is through the workshops office.
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Ohio University
Charles Carlson
Gordon Wiseman
School of Interpersonal Communication
Center For Interpersonal Communication Research
Office of Workshops
Teachers Learn to Dance at Ohio University Workshop
A folk dancing workshop for high school French and Spanish teachers will be held at Ohio University on November 4 and 5. Registration is through the OU Office of Workshops. Blood donations are requested for Mrs. Glen Foster who had surgery in Columbus. Red Cross Bloodmobile will be in Athens October 31 at First United Methodist Church from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Donors may call 593-5273 to make appointments. Babysitting will be provided at St Pauls Catholic Church and parking is free in the city garage.
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Ohio University
Glen Foster
Strathmore Boulevard
Ohio Univ College of Osteopathic Medicine Names Three Faculty
Drs Louise L Edds Sandra Cheldelin Inglis and Russell E Savage Jr named to the Ohio University College of Osteopathic Medicine faculty. Edds will teach neuroanatomy and graduate studies in zoology and microbiology. Inglis is professional development coordinator with a background in education policy. Savage will teach pharmacology and graduate studies and holds a PhD from Ohio State University.
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Louise L. Edds
Sandra Cheldelin Inglis
Russell E. Savage Jr
Ohio University College of Osteopathic Medicine
Edds
Harvard Medical School
Children’s Hospital Medical Center
Boston
Inglis
Ohio Board of Regents
Columbus
Columbus Technical Institute
Savage
Ohio State University
Ohio University faculty win grants for social work and humanities
Miriam Clubek receives a 30653 grant from the Ohio Welfare Department to train social work students. Co-director Dr. Thomas Dellerich leads the three year project with OU colleague Dr. Sam Crowl earning NEH travel and research funds for Shakespeare in Performance symposium at Illinois and Stratford Ontario. Crowl also becomes NEH Fellow and OU Faculty Senate chair. Ident cards for non drivers 18+ arrive Jan 17 at $3 via deputy registrar offices. applicants must be 18, state resident, and not licensed to operate a vehicle.
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Miriam Clubek
Ohio Univeristy
Ohio Welfare Dpartment
Thomas Dellerich
Sam Crowl
Ohio University
National Endowment of the Humanities
Illinois Humanities Council
University of Ilinois
Crowl
England
New National Theater
Stratford
Ontario
National Endowment For the Humanities
Dean L. Collison
Ohio Bureau of Motor Vehicles
Ohio
Law Careers Day Set by OHIO Pre-Law Club
Ohio University Pre-Law Club hosts Law Careers Day Saturday at 9 30 a m in the Baker Center Nine law school representatives from the region and two guest speakers will attend.
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Ohio University
Baker Center
Law School
Trick or Treat Night Set for Oct 28 in Albany Village
Albany Mayor Troy Hyatt announces Trick or Treat will be Oct 28 from 6 30 to 8 p m with participating homes to light porch lights and children escorted by an adult. A coffee for City School Board candidate Mary Keifer is planned Sunday at 45 Avon Place seeking voters and discussing school system issues.
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Albany
Troy Hyatt
City School Board
Mary Keifer
Avon Place
Keifer
Ohio University
Seemann
Pet Portrait Show Benefits Humane Society Display
A collection of photographs by Bob Wilson Jr. is showcased for a Humane Society benefit. Works by Pettigrew, Dana Loomis, Catherine Steiner, Jane Senna, and "Pappy" Mitchell are featured. Tickets are at Artifacts Gallery or Humane Society members. A drawing occurs at Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co. on 100 S. May Ave. November 18 at 7:30 p.m.
Auditor to Dock Pay Over State Increase Mix-Up
County Auditor Pete Couladis says he will deduct 521 dollars from his pay after a mix-up over a state salary increase granted to most county officials. Prosecutor Frey says the increase does not apply to the auditor until 1979 and declined to seek an attorney general opinion.
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Pete Couladis
Couradis
David Frey
Frey
Max Adkins
Couladis
Motter withdraws from Albany mayor race backs Hyatt
Ronald Motter withdraws as Albany mayoral candidate and endorses incumbent Troy Hyatt, a write in candidate. Motter praises Hyatt for securing federal funds for storm and waste sewer projects and continuing improved village life, noting Hyatt's ongoing efforts may suffer if leadership changes. Other contenders remain William Battrell and John L. McClain.
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Albany
Ronald Motter
Motter
Troy Hyatt
Hyatt
Miller Sees Hard Winter Ahead Says Fuel Policy Lacks
Representative Clarence Miller warns the federal government lacks a policy to curb fuel use and boost supplies for this winter. He cites forecasts of a tough Midwest and Northeast season and predicts more school closures and layoffs without coordinated energy action.
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Clarence Miller
Senate Intergovernmental Relations Committee
Miller
Congress
Ohio University senate forms task force and elects members
At Ohio University 26 new senate representatives begin duties after elections. A motion to form an ad hoc committee to review Security's response times to calls passes amid concerns after a harassment incident in Perkins Hall. Senate selects two students to join a six person task force reporting to President Ping and the board on South Africa holdings.
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Michael Lajose
Ohio University
Senate
Financial Commission
Ohio University Security
Perkins Hall
Joy Hartman
Residence Life
Bruce Greenwood
East Greet
Greenwood
Bill Sell
Sell
Charles Ping
South Africa
Ping
Board of Trustees
Food Stamp Date Moved Back To 1974 in Ohio
The retroactive date for rental supplements to HUD programs, previously Oct. 8, 1975, is moved back to Aug. 5, 1974. Ohioans who received supplements or were denied food stamps after Aug. 5, 1974 should contact their county welfare department about retroactive effects and potential rebates or cash rebates.
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Tom McDowell
Ohio
Department of Public
Welfare’s Bureau of Food Stamps
County Welfare Department
McDowell
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Humane Society
Athens County Humane Society
North Court
State Streets
Don Roberts
June Roberts
John Baldwin
Ruth Baldwin
Abner Jonas
Kathleen Jonas
Gary
the Messenger
Fri
Nelsonville
First Christian Church
Betty White
Washington St
St. Court St
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Sens
Anyon
Warp Bros
Chicago
Volare
All America
Ea Ran
DR. Coupe
Volare Wagon
Bob Hawk
Chrysler-Plymouth, Inc
E. State St
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