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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1976

Page

2

Time May Be Short to Seek Project Funds

Athens County commissioners face tight deadlines for Public Works Act applications. Phillip Lavelle of the EDA predicts a 10 to 14 day window after appropriations, with a Senate and House vote expected soon and President Ford likely to sign. Ohio may receive about 62 million with 75 100 of 1000 applications approved statewide. Local projects suggested include Joneswood Terrace Drives rebuilding and East State Street recreation center expansion. A jail facility option is also discussed.

Athens County Phillip Lavelle Economic Development Administration Senate House Ford Lavelle Ohio Burns Joneswood Terrace Drives East State Street

Future of Juvenile Supervisors Studied by County Officials

Athens County commissioners consider funding four juvenile center supervisor positions after CETA funding ends. Total salaries are 25 734 with part from Title I and Title II. A permanent funding plan may be needed even if CETA expires.

Steve Robb Athens County Nelsonville Christine Pauken Max Adkins Harry Murphy CETA Adkins Helen Baker Pauken

James Rhodes clash spurs Athens politics critique

In Athens Gov. Rhodes attacked Southern Ohio Democrats, especially Rep. Ron James, accusing them of slow progress. James, speaking at a Democratic dinner, defended House actions like the Osteopathic Medicine college, school funding reform, and PUCO overhaul proposals. He urged PUCO reform and consumer representation. 180 guests attended the Athens Area Democratic Women’s Club dinner.

Herb Amey Messenger James Rhodes Athens Rhodes General Assembly Ron James Proctorville Ohio James Ohio University College of Osteopathic Medicine House Claire Ball Jr Glen Smith District 10 Transportation Department Columbus Athens Area Democratic Women's Club Public Utilities Commission of Ohio PUCO PACO Phyllis Scrubbie Democratic Women’s Club Country Club Clyde Bronson

Grubb Receives Manasseh Cutler Scholarship at OU

Rebecca Grubb of 31 Eden Place has earned a Manasseh Cutler Scholarship at Ohio University for 1976 77. The $450 merit award honors one of OU founders and is given to incoming freshmen with strong high school records and college potential. Grubb, an Athens High School alumnus, was in the National Honor Society yearbook staff and Buckeye Girls State delegate.

Rebecca Grubb James W. Grubb Eden Place Manasseh Cutler Ohio University Miss Grubb Athens High School National Honor Society Buckeye

Deputy Back on Duty: Ruling to Be Appealed

Athens County Deputy Thomas Hooper returned to work after seven months but faces possible further action as Prosecutor Michael Nolan plans to appeal a State Personnel Board of Review ruling that ordered Hooper reinstated. The board found no written resignation, while Nolan argues the ruling creates a dangerous precedent and seeks back pay.

Robert Ekey Athens County Sheriff's Thomas Hooper Sheriff's Department Michael Nolan Common Pleas Court State Personnel Board of Review Hooper Paul Brown Nolan Brown Board of Personnel Review

Representatives Press for Day Care Funding in Ohio

State reps Claire Ball of Athens and Don Maddux of Lancaster joined Tri County CAA executives to seek $80,000 in Title XX funds to keep day care centers in New Lexington and Logan open. They urge reallocating unused funds amid a tight allocation system, arguing past underfunding and performance should influence grants.

Claire Buzz"’ Ball Athens Don Maddux Lancaster Tri- County Community Action Agency New Lexington Logan Caa Roger Patton Patton Ray McKenna State Welfare Department Michael Harter Nelsonville Ball Cuyahoga Summit Franklin Tri-County CAA McKenna Patton Ball Maddux

Planned Parenthood of Southeast Ohio marks sixth anniversary

The agency’s annual meeting elected officers and trustees and celebrated six years serving seven counties. Weldon Witters of Ohio University spoke on biomedicine as Ann Fugate received a service commendation. Athens officials and members from seven counties attended the dinner at Lake Hope Lodge.

Planned Parenthood of Southeast Ohio Ann Fugate Ohio Valley Health Services Foundation Athens Dave Norton Roxanne Geerin Miriam Clubek Margaret Cohn Patricia Light Weldon Witters Ohio University Lake Hope Lodge Helen Baker Robert Baker Claire Ball Jr Planned Parenthood Oakley Collins Ironton

Couple Hurt in West Carpenter Street Car Crash

An Athens couple and driver were injured when a two car collision on West Carpenter Street at Mound Street sent Robert and Mary McCormick to O'Bleness Memorial Hospital with back and neck pain. Wesley Buehl was cited for failing to maintain a safe distance. Firefighters later addressed a hydraulic oil spill on East Front Street in front of Keynes Mill.

Athens O’bleness Memorial Hospital Carpenter Street Mound Street Robert McCormick Mary McCormick Carriage Hill McCormick Wesley Buehl Pomeroy Buehl Meigs County LOGAN East Front Street Keynes Mill

University and city study on Athens disturbances kept private

An eight member committee appointed by Mayor Donald Barrett and Ohio University President Charles Ping has completed its study of annual spring disturbances in Athens but will not release findings now. The advisory report is for Barrett and Ping and may never be released. A date for any announcement is not set.

Donald Barrett Ohio University Charles Ping Athens University Barrett Ping University Office of Public Information

The Athens Messenger Publication Details

The Athens Messenger lists pricing and delivery options with daily and Sunday editions. It notes single copies, carrier and tube delivery, and mail rates for Ohio West Virginia and nationwide. Addresses and mailing details for The Messenger Publishing Co. are provided.

Associated Press D&s Ohio West Virginia Possessions Athens The Messenger Publishing Co Johnson Road Allens

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