Squirrel Season Opens In Ohio With Abundant Population
The Ohio Division of Wildlife reports a larger gray and fox squirrel population this year at about 2.9 million. Last season yielded roughly one million taken. The season runs Sept 9 to Nov 12 on private lands and Sept 9 to Dec 23 on public areas with hunting hours from half an hour before sunrise to half an hour after sunset. Daily bag limit is four and possession limit eight after day one.
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Columbus
Ohio
Divison of Wildlife
Fast Food Future Fantastic Cincinnati
Harold K. Omer of Famous Recipe Inc envisions rapid growth in the fast food chicken business. He compares its rise to the early aerospace boom, predicting sales double to $80 million within three years and placing the Cincinnati company near Church's and KFC in global rankings. He and brother-in-law A Lee Cummings lead the effort.
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Cincinnati
Famous Recipe Inc
Harold K. Omer
Westinghouse
Omer
A. Lee Cummings
Church's
Dallas
Tex
Kentucky Fried Chicken
Rhodes nominates two to Ohio Peace Officer Training Council
Gov. James A Rhodes appoints Deweese L. Skidmore sheriff of Logan County and Robert J. Cox Fairborn police chief to three year terms on the Ohio Peace Officer Training Council. Skidmore replaces Edwin H. Cunningham whose term ends September 19. Cox was reappointed with term ending September 19.
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Columbus
Ohio
James A Rhodes
Ohio Peace Officer Training Council
Logan County
Deweese L. Skidmore
Bellefontaine
Robert J. Cox
Fairborn
Skidmore
Edwin H. Cunningham
Cox
Rhodes to award certificates to disabled veteran trainees
Ninety disabled Vietnam Veterans who completed a two week BES training program will receive certificates from Gov. Rhodes on Friday. The graduates will work in BES offices across 27 Ohio cities assisting unemployed disabled veterans and other service veterans to find employment and soliciting employer support as part of the Disabled Veterans Outreach Program under the President's Economic Stimulus Plan.
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Columbus
Ohio
Bureau of Employment Services
James A. Rhodes
BES
Wright State Names New Associate Dean in Business College
Dayton Ohio AP Dr J Taylor Sims marketing professor named associate dean of Wright State University's College of Business and Administration. Sims previously chaired the Department of Marketing at the University of Texas in Odessa Texas before joining Wright State in 1975.
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Dayton, Ohio
J. Taylor Sims
Wright State University
College of Business and Administration
Wright State
Sims
University of Texas
Odessa
Tex
McComb Schools to Close for Rest of Year Over Funds
McComb school district near Findlay is certified to shut down Oct. 12 for the year due to a fund shortage. Voters will be asked to approve a fourth levy after defeating three prior measures. About 1,000 students attend in Hancock County as Ohio law bans operating with a deficit.
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Mccomb
Ohio
Findlay
Hancock County
Unusual Wake Celebrates Life At Nebraska City Legion
In Nebraska City 66 year old Jack Chadwick held a Fourth Annual Wake at the American Legion Club with about 250 mourners. He shared a joke about a post funeral party after gifting his pallbearers alcohol and hiring a band. Endelman the musician helped organize the event.
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Nebraska City
Neb
Jack Chadwick
American Legion Club
Chadwick
Oklahoma
The
Legion
Max Endelman
Young equestrian duo to press on with Billy’s show career
Shingler and Miss Hubble praise Billy the Western pleasure horse as a top contender on the Ohio Valley circuit. They plan to keep showing him every weekend through November while pursuing their careers, with Shingler working as a barber in Athens and Miss Hubble studying special education at Ohio University.
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Athens County
Pincher Creek
Ohio State
Steve Shingler
Albany
Meg Hubble
Nelsonville
Shingler
Miss Hubble
Meg
Billy
Ohio Valley
Don
College Inn
Athens
Ohio University
Pilot project funds to repair up to 280 homes in eight Southeastern Ohio counties
Tri County Community Action Agency wins a 140000 CSA grant plus 120000 ARC funds and about 80000 state money to run a three year home repair project. Crews will repair minor work in eight counties Athens Hocking Perry Meigs Morgan Monroe Noble Washington with direct supervision in three counties and subcontracting others. The plan aims for 80 major repairs and minor work on 200 more homes for low income senior citizens.
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Ohio
Tri-County Community Action Agency
Roger Patton
CAA
Community Services Administration
Applachian Regional Commission
Patton
CSA
Tri-County
Buckeye Hills-Hocking Valley
Athens
Hocking
Perry
Farmers Home Administration
FHA
Board Upholds Deputy Firing in Athens County Case
The State Personnel Board of Review sustained the March firing of Athens County sheriff deputy Pat Kelly for an unsatisfactory work record. Kelly resigned retroactively after the ruling, and Sheriff Gary Efaw accepted. A new deputy, Jim Riggenbach, 24, Nelsonville, was hired under the CETA program to replace Sgt. Phil Lowery, who resigned.
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State Personnel Board of Review
Athens County
Gary Efaw
Pat Kelly
Kelly
Efaw
CETA
Phil Lowery
Jim Riggenbach
Nelsonville
Riggenbach
Hocking Technical College
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