Candidates Propose Health Plan For Athens County
Two Republican candidates for Athens County commissioner John M. Jones and James White propose a county employee health program funded by federal revenue sharing. The plan follows concerns that county workers lack health insurance protection, unlike neighboring counties. The piece also covers Republican critiques of Democratic prosecutor candidate David Frey and comments by County Engineer Gerald Hann on paving progress during his terms.
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Athens County
John M. Jones
James White
White
Jones
Nolan
David Frey
Michael Ward
Frey
Gerald Hann
Rex Maiden
Hann
Zanesville Hosts Regional History Office under Ohio plan
Ohio University Zanesville teams with the Ohio Historical Society to open a Zanesville regional history and architecture preservation office serving Muskingum Perry and Guernsey Counties. David L. Taylor named preservation officer. project aims to inventory local sites and identify candidates for the National Register while aiding property owners. An immediate outcome is the preservation of Sweitzer Hardware Building as Wheel & Spoke Bike Shop plans move in.
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Ohio University
Zanesville
Ohio Historical Society
Muskingum
Perry
Guernsey
Marietta College
Ohio
David L. Taylor
Muskingum College
Western Kentucky University
Ohio Historic Preservation Office
Columbus
Ohio Historical Preservation Office
David Taylor
Sweitzer Hardware
Seventh
Main Streets
Larry Arnold
Main Street
Athens Receives 219 444 From Revenue Sharing
Athens gets 219 444 dollars from revenue sharing as part of a state or federal allocation. The funds support local services and programs, with officials confirming the distribution and noting the impact on city finances.
Athens Receives 1977 9-Month Revenue Sharing Allocation
The Treasury estimates Athens city will receive 219 444 dollars for the first nine months of 1977 under the extended revenue sharing program. Athens County and subdivisions total 919 346 dollars for the full four fiscal years, with the city totaling 1 124 million over the period. Other towns and townships in the county show varying allocations, including Nelsonville Albany Amesville and several townships, as part of the 1977 Fiscal Year distribution.
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Treasury Department
Athens
U.S
Clarence Miller
Athens County
Ford
Nelsonville
Albany
Amesville
Buchtel
Chauncey
Coolville
Glouster
Jackosnville
Trimble Village
Alexander
Ames
Bern
Canaan
Carthage
Dover
Lee
Lodi
Rome
Trimble
Troy
Waterloo
York Two
Foundation Funds Awards Nursing Scholarship at Ohio University
The Charles G. O'Bleness Foundation gave $20,000 to OU for a School of Nursing scholarship fund. Recipients are Athens County RNs enrolled in OU and bound to remain in the county with a health care or education agency. The committee includes members from the School of Nursing and local health foundations.
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Charles G
School of Nursing
O'Bleness Memorial Hospital
Ohio Valley Health Services Foundations
Athens County
O'Bleness Foundation
Charles G. O'Bleness
The
University
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Commission
Michael Nolan
Lavelle and
Vanity
Ohio Valley Health Services Foundation
Bob Canning
Shad Goodwin
Michael Goodwin
Messenger Priote
Bob Wilson Jr
Betty Buckley
Allison Mcintosh
William Setty
Ania
ST National Bank
F.D
Foundation
Levies
Tnl
Aea Levy Ani Pri County Joint Vocational School
Amtrak
Amfleet
Keyser
Rockville
Amfleets
Washington
Silver Spring
Brunswick
Harpers Ferry
Martinsburg
Parkersburg
Clarksburg
Grafton
Bowlesburg
Cumberland
Oakland
U.S.A
Shenandoah
Washingto Parker
W Va
Cincinnati
Amtrake
Chillicothe
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