Ohio seeks 85000 grant for Appalachian growth plan
The Ohio Department of Development applied to the Appalachian Regional Commission for an 85000 grant to fund a two phase study of Ohio's 28 Appalachian counties. It aims to develop a practical, targeted growth program with computer based analysis and market driven guidance for state and local action.
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Ohio Department of Development
Appalachian Regional Commission
Ohio
Appalachian
Ohio Development
David C. Sweet
ARC
Department of Development
Sweet
Appalachia
American steelmakers burn oxygen to produce raw steel
American steelmakers used over 182 million cubic feet of oxygen in the prior year to produce 63 million tons of raw steel, reflecting high furnace demand and industrial output.
Fuller Named General Motors Vice President
Athens native and Ohio University graduate Stephen H. Fuller has been named vice president of GM's personnel administration and development staff. The Harvard Business School professor and ex Army captain will assume the post Nov. 1, overseeing salaried personnel administration training programs recruitment college relations executive development and GM Institute activities. He earned an MBA and a Doctor of Commercial Science from Harvard and previously taught at Ohio University and Harvard. Former slave George Washington Carver developed more than 300 peanut products.
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Athens
Ohio University
General Motors Corp
Stephen H. Fuller
J. A. Fuller
Fuller
Harvard Business School
General Motors Institute
Athens High School
Harvard Law School
Harvard
Army
Officer Training School
Quartermaster General
Douglas MacArthur
Western
Pacific
Ohio U
George Washngton Carver
Ex-Resident's Son Named Court Judge in Arizona
Charles D. Roush, 33, Scottsdale attorney and son of Dow Ben Roush, former Athens man, was named by Governor Jack Williams to head the 27th Division of Maricopa County Superior Court. He will take office Sept. 20. Roush, a University of Arizona Law School graduate and Air National Guard major, is a Republican, married with two children.
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Athens
Arizona
Jack Williams
Maricopa County
Births and dismissals at O Bleness Memorial Hospital
Birth notices list several families from Nelsonville Athens Albany The Plains Millfield and other nearby areas welcoming newborn daughters. Dismissals include a number of named individuals. Frederick C Chaney of Albany enrolled at Ohio Technical College in Columbus to pursue electronics engineering technology starting Jan 3 1972 after graduating Albany High School in 1971.
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Frederick C. Chaney
Raymond Chaney
Albany
Ohio Technical College
Bell and Howell
Sunbury Rd
Columbus
Albany High School
Ohio Tech
Zanesville Men Bound To Grand Jury On Drug Charges
Two Zanesville men William Urban and Ronald Adams were bound over to the grand jury in Athens County Municipal Court on cocaine possession and instruments for administering drugs. Urban faced an additional marijuana charge. bond set at 7500 each. Trial date not yet set. Other cases: Michael Small’s conspiracy charge dismissed. Arch Byrne pleaded guilty to driving while intoxicated with fines, jail, and license suspension. James Mann forfeited 33 for assault. Virginia Hamill forfeited 25 for dog at large.
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Zanesville
Athens County
William K. Urban
Ronald Adams
Urban
Franklin Sheeter
Michael Small
Meigs County
Small
Arch Byrne
Canal Zone
Ohio
James Mann
Portsmouth
Mann
John Jackson
the Plains
Virginia Hamill
Albany
Nitzschke Withdraws From Athens Council Race
Dale Nitzschke former associate dean at Ohio University College of Education has withdrawn from the Athens council at large race in a letter to William Hoffman chair of the Athens County Democratic Executive Committee. His name will remain on the ballot with votes to be counted since the withdrawal deadline had passed.
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Dale Nitzschke
Athens
William Hoffman
Athens County
Democratic Executive Committee
Nitzschke
Messenger
Ohio University College of Education
William Howe
Howe
Ohio University advisory council adds workers and student rep
Changes in membership of the OU advisory council on stabilization of prices rents wages and salaries announced by OU vice president W Charles Culp. Belle Crow a nonacademic worker joins and Susan Riser replaces John Timothy Cassidy as Portsmouth and Ortsmouth Branch student body president unable to attend. The group meets daily.
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Ohio University Advisory Council On
W. Charles Culp
Claude R. Sowle
Belle Crow
Food Service
Susan Riser
Portsmouth
Sowle
John Timothy Cassidy
Ortsmouth
Meigs County vehicle title fees and taxes detailed
Meigs County Clerk of Court report lists certificate of title and numerous fees totaling 1669. Fees include clerk's, state registrar's and use tax plus sales tax and auto inspections. In Point Pleasant, a two vehicle accident at 10:30 a.m. caused property damage with no injuries. Maude V. Mallette and Reba M. Williams are named in the report.
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Pomeroy
Meigs County
Point Pleasant
Maude V. Mallette
Twenty-First Street
Mt. Vernon Avenue
Reba M. Williams
Henderson
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