Forest Fire Drill Uses Inbuilding Training at Wayne Forest
Ten Wayne National Forest employees conducted a three day training on Dalton Avenue using slide and overhead projectors to simulate fires on a large screen. The exercise teaches safety hand tools and weather effects while employing radio directed fire boss roles for each participant.
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Wayne National Forest
Forest Office
Dalton Avenue
Paul Brohn
David Seaberg
Milwaukee
Edwin Young
Bedford
Ind
National Forest
Brohn
Dwight Stoffer
Cincinnati Weather Bureau
Wed
Seaberg
Young
Lodge Entry Being Probed
Athens police investigate entry at the Eagles Lodge on N Court Street. The break in occurred after Sunday closing, found at 1:45 p.m. Tuesday. Entry was gained by roof access. several vending and game machines were forced open and about $14 plus three fifths of whiskey were taken.
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Athens
Eagles Lodge
N. Court Street
Housing Law To Be Enforced In Athens
Athens moves to strictly enforce housing rules on student roomers after council decisions in executive session. Enforcement targets houses with more than three students in Residential 1 and 2 zones, excludes Residential 3 and business zones, and directs violations to codes enforcement for orders. Appeals possible, with variances if justified. test case may be brought in court.
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Athens
Raymond Shepard
City Hall
Shepard
Gerald Mollica
Mollica
City Zoning Board of Appeals
Millica
Seventh UK Case Filed in Athens County Court docket
The Athens City sued Camden H. McVey and others as part of the South Green urban renewal project which has 20 parcels left to be purchased by the Urban Renewal Department. William R. Powell pleaded guilty to driving while intoxicated in Athens County Municipal Court, was fined 200 dollars, jailed seven days, and had his driving rights suspended 180 days. The Guysville Savannah Lodge 466 F and AM will meet Thursday at 8:00 p.m. with Worshipful Master J. Louis Winner directing. refreshments to follow. Tintonnage is small compared with other metals, rarely exceeding 200 000 long tons annually.
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South Green
Athens County Clerk of Courts
Marjorie Mitchell
City of Athens
Camden H. McVey
Urban Renewal Department
William R. Powell
Athens Route 1
Athens County
Guysville
Savannah Lodge
F&am
J. Louis Winner
OU Union Meeting Set Friday
A special meeting of Local 1699 of the American Federation of State County and Municipal Employes AFL-CIO is planned Friday at 8 p.m. at the junior fair building on the Athens County Fairgrounds. The agenda includes negotiations for a new union university agreement and issues tied to the agreement notably a dispute over a contract with a private firm for cleaning services at the new convocation center. Executive board members approved the meeting amid a disagreement on the agency shop and dues for nonacademic employees. The union seeks to exclude only university contract workers. clerical staff would be included.
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American Federation of State
Afl-Cio
Athens County Fairgrounds
Oscar McGee
Ices
Orin Henry
Council
Leonard and
Herschell Sigall
Columbus
McGee
Reports On Influenza Outbreak Misleading Says Dr Mattmiller
Dr E D Mattmiller director of Ohio University health services disputed a wire service claim urging Ohioans to visit doctors for flu shots. He noted the A2 Hong Kong 68 strain was identified in Hong Kong in July but no U S cases reported, vaccines not ready for mass immunization, and only high risk individuals should be considered for flu shots after physician evaluation.
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Mattmiller
Hong Kong
U. S
Public Health Service
A. A. Baldwin
Athens City County
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Canterbury Drive
East End
Woolworth’s
Tijuana Brass
Wilson Picket
Otis Redding
Aretha Franklin
Mercury
MGM
RCA
Liberty
United Artists
Mitch Ryder
Connie Francis
Johnny Mathis
Bobby Vee
Jazz Festival
Woolworth
Lodge
E. Carpenter
South City Limits
Nelsonville
Peterson
Athens, Ohio
Cantrece
Challenger
Dacron
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