Athens Council orders monthly finance study update
Athens City Council will receive monthly reports on city finances as the finance committee studies the state of funds. The August end figure showed the general fund $69,713 in the red, but about $78,000 was added from tangible and city income tax revenues.
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Herb Amey
Athens
Tad Grover
Grover
Cliff Houk
City Hall
Athens Debate Over TV Cable Rate Hike
Continental Cablevision of Ohio requests a rate increase from 4.95 to 6.65 per month. A public hearing is set for 7 p.m. October 7 with the Athens City Council considering a possible franchise fee alongside the rate change.
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Continental Cablevision of Ohio Inc
Athens
Transportation Communication Committee
Greg Hill
Hill
Roger Jones
Educational Standards on Agenda for Regional Meetings
Athens High School hosts one of six regional meetings on proposed Ohio teacher education standards developed by a state committee. Members include Dr. Samuel T. Henderson and Robert E. Bowen. The process drew on 12 regional councils and 2,963 participants. Advance registration is requested for the Oct 1 Athens session and information is available from Teacher Education Redesign, Columbus.
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Athens High School
Ohio
Samuel T. Henderson
Athens City
Robert E. Bowen
Meigs County
Athens
S. Front St
Columbus
Gasoline Fire Damages Car in Springfield
Firefighters battled a gasoline leak from a car carburetor causing a fire that damaged an auto worth $300 owned by James Kearns of Springfield. The blaze was extinguished by Athens firemen at the intersection of East State Street and Utah Place.
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Springfield
Athens
East State Street
Utah Place
James Kearns
Visiting hours and visitor limits at area hospitals noted
Hospital visiting hours run from 11 am to 830 pm with maternity area restricted 230 to 330 and 7 to 8 pm Two visitors per patient per hour in maternity and no visitors under 16 in pediatrics or maternity A list of residents and newborns across several towns is included The Federal Hacking board of education meeting moved from September 19 to September 26 at 8 pm and future meetings will be on the third Thursday each month
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Hacking Board of Education
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