City Council OKs 1400 for humane society cat shelter
Mayor Barrett will sign the ordinance funding the Humane Society cat shelter for 14 months and seek contract changes. Council approved the $1400 appropriation 4 to 2, citing stray cat complaints and population control. Barrett notes the facility will destroy unclaimed cats and may seek annual funding. He weighs a separate $2500 grant for the Southeastern Ohio Hearing and Speech Center Inc.
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Donald Barrett
Humane Society
Barrett
Southeastern Ohio Hearing and Speech Center Inc
OU Economics Department Receives High Ratings
Ohio University economics program earns top marks in two nationwide evaluations. The Southern Economic Journal ranks departments by articles published in major economics journals from 1970 to 1974, highlighting OU's strong scholarly output.
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Department of Economics
Ohio University
Ohio University Economics Dept Ranked Top Midwest Study
The Ohio University Department of Economics ranks in the top five percent nationwide and among the top eight in the Midwest by publications per faculty. A separate Journal of Economic History survey also places OU among the best U S programs in economic history for 1970–74.
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Ohio University
Department of Economics
United States
Midwest
Chicago
Wisconsin
Northwestern
Minnesota
Michigan
Illinois
Michigan State
Journal of Economic History
Harvard
Washington
Seattle
Yale
Indiana
Columbia
California
Berkeley
Johns Hopkins
Two Women Hurt as Car Hits Tree in Pom ry
At 12:47 a.m. on Union Avenue in Pomeroy a vehicle driven by Elias Howard 29 of Pomeroy lost control at high speed hit a tree and overturned. Laura Clark and Charlotte Marcinko both of Pomeroy were taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital in satisfactory condition. Howard was treated and released and charged with reckless driving.
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Pomeroy
Veterans Memorial Hospital
Union Avenue
Pom@py
Elias Howard
Laura Clark
Charlotte Marcinko
Man Builds 10 Foot Replica Terminal Tower In Living Room
Cleveland craftsman Adam Karpinski spent 1,200 to 1,500 hours carving 12,000 to 15,000 wooden pieces to assemble a 10 foot tall replica of Terminal Tower. Weighing about 2042 pounds it features 3,000 windows and 36 bulbs powered by 14 pounds of glue. He started in April 1973 to pass time awaiting cornice work. The model cost 270 dollars and may be worth over 3,000. His wife approves the display.
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Cleveland
Adam Karpinski
Karpinski
Program Honors Top 4-H Members
The 1975 4-H Achievement Program in Logan honored top senior and junior members at a Logan High School Auditorium ceremony. Recipients include Crystal Davis and Tony Campbell for senior achievement and Tammy Wilson and Jim Skinner for junior achievement.
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Logan
Logan High School
Crystal Davis
Tony Campbell
Tammy Wilson
Jim Skinner
Miss Davis
Don Davis
Union Furnace Livestock
Tony
Joe Campbell
Midway
Forestry Museum Chartered In Nelsonville Ohio
Secretary of State Ted W Brown announced a charter for the Ohio Hocking Forestry Museum as a non profit corporation. Principal office in Nelsonville trustees include John J Light Jack V Oakley and Tom Higgins Oakley named statutory agent. Police report stereo equipment theft from Pamela Knapp’s car for $339 at Buckeye Mart lot.
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Nelsonville
Ted W. Brown
Ohio Hocking Forestry Museum
John J. Light
Jack V. Oakley
Public Square
Tom Higgins
Neil House
Columbus
Pamela Knapp
Franklin Furnace Route 1
Athens
Buckeye Mart
Southeast Ohio Junior Miss Program Seeks Entrants
The Southeast Ohio Junior Miss Contest invites high school senior girls to enter the 1976 program with local winners advancing to state and national levels. The closing entry date is Sunday. information is available via P.O. Box 104 Pomeroy Ohio 45769 or phone 992-5480 after 5 PM.
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Pomeroy
Southeast Ohio
Ohio
Land Dispute Over Hamden Field Referred Back to Court
Vinton County Board of Education heard a land ownership dispute between Leonard and Maude Beverly and the Hamden School. The 4th District Court of Appeals returned the case to Common Pleas Court for further action, citing improper notice and procedure. The board also reviewed allegations about a bus driver Leland Matteson with brakes issues and authorized release of two damaged buses for $10,000 total salvage.
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Joann Hunter
McArthur
Hamden
Vinton County Board of Education
Harold Felton
Leonard
Maude Beverly
Vinton County Common Pleas Court
4Th District Court of Appeals
The
Common Pleas Court
Beverly
Felton
Court of Appeals
Herb Burson
Paul Cecil
Jackson Agent Receives Ohio Achievement Award
John N. Stitzlein, a community resource development agent in the Belle Valley Jackson area, received the Ohio Achievement Award at the Ohio Cooperative Extension Agents Association meeting at Ohio State University. The honor goes to agents with under ten years of service.
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John N. Stitzlein
Jackson
Belle Valley
Ohio Cooperative Extension Agents Association
Ohio State University
Cooperative Extension Service
Stitzlein
Athens
Gallia
Meigs
Vinton
Second St
Millfield Area Halloween Party Set Monday
Millfield residents of all ages invited to a Halloween Party Monday from 6 to 7 30 p.m. at Millfield Christian Church. The event is supported by Rev. Robert McGee and Rev. Paul Johnson. Candy or money contributions are requested at the post office by Friday.
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Millfield
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