Nelsonville college trustees elect officers and adopt new structure
Nelsonville Hocking Technical College trustees elected Richard S. Hall of Logan as board chairman for the new term and George KR. Carter of Union Furnace as vice chairman. Charlotte Sanborn will serve as secretary after James Patrick, dean of education, relinquishes duties.
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Wilbur Mender
Nelsonville
Hocking Technical College
Richard S. Hall
Logan
George KR. Carter
Union Furnace
Charlotte Sanborn
James Patrick
Senior Citizens Granted Free College Courses by Trustees
On Dr. John Light's recommendation the trustees approved an instructional waiver for citizens 60 and older. Seniors may enroll in any college course without charge and receive credits for completed work. Openings exist in several courses as applications are invited.
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John Light
Light
New College Structure Proposed With Four Vice Presidents
A committee led by Chairman R. Carter with William Mechem and Richard Guinther reported a revised organization plan for a college. The proposal calls for a president and four vice presidents, each in charge of a school department, with George Radekin as vice president for finances overseeing the fiscal office and related operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Carter
William Mechem
Richard Guinther
George Radekin
New Educational and Student Services Vice Presidents Named
The organization appoints a vice president for educational services overseeing evening and adult education and several directors. Frank Downhour becomes vice president for student services heading veterans office data office records and related staff.
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James Patrick
Frank Downhour
Veterans Office
Organizational changes at Hacking Tech mission and college
Richard L. Mitchell moves to vice president for special services including placement and library. Trustees hire new instructors Paul Jakubowski Joe D. Pierce Spencer Steenrod Robert Sugar Candace Vancko Josh Lancaster Harold R. Light notes new building occupancy by Feb 1 1975 and water plans. Dorm site moved 400 yards for better campus fit. Open house draws many prospective students. 807 applications received by noon Tuesday for the new term. Staffing to include 69 fulltime, eight to ten parttime instructors, with potential two more fulltime hires based on enrollment. VA reports rate the college top among Ohio schools for veteran education program compliance.
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Hacking Tech
Richard L. Mitchell
Paul Jakubowski
Joe D. Pierce Spencer
Steenrod
Robert Sugar
Candace Vancko
Josh Lancaster
Harold R
Variou
Light
Robbin Road
Hocking Plans Drug Program in Southeastern Ohio
Hocking Technical College in Nelsonville will host a nine week series titled Drugs and Your Community starting Sept 30. John Yates will open with a discussion on regional drug problems followed by sessions led by local and state experts, with registration required by Sept 30.लक
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Hocking
Nelsonville
Hocking Achievements Services and Technical College
John Yates
Public Service Technologies
Ohio
Public Service
Charles Woodard
Wendell Witters
Roy Palmer
Ohio Bureau of Drug Abuse
Hocking Technical College
Route 1
Ball Poll At Hocking Fair Backs Education Guarantee
State Rep. Claire Ball released results of a public opinion poll conducted at the Hocking County Fair. Of six questions, the strongest support favored guaranteeing elementary and secondary education a fixed percentage of state income revenues, with 88 percent backing the idea.
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Logan
Hocking County
Claire ‘Buzz’ Ball
Athens
Ball
Ohio
General Revenue
Mayor Reports On Fines and Theft Probe in Nelsonville
Nelsonville mayor Donald E. Kern reported August fines and fees totaled 1355.32 with 86 from overtime parking. A theft of 955.32 from a fire department drawer was followed by recovered checks and 461.43 still missing. A lie detector cleared a possible suspect. others may be tested. Council accepted the report.
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Nelsonville
Donald E. Kern
Kern
Council
Nelsonville Lions Club Dinner Meeting at Hocking Lodge
Nelsonville Lions Club will hold a dinner meeting Wednesday at 6 30 p m at the Hocking Valley Motor Lodge Clyde Shingler president says new programs will be discussed Local births and dismissals noted for Hocking Valley Community Hospital Logan and Rockbridge
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Nelsonville
Nelsonville Lions Club
Hocking Valley Motor Lodge
Clyde Shingler
Jury opens trial on Betty Beal workers comp eligibility
A Logan jury trial begins in Hocking County Common Pleas Court over Betty M Beal challenging a Goodyear Logan plant decision denying participation after an on the job injury. Judge Harley Meyer presides with a seven juror panel listed by name and address. In a second item Chauncey Friendly Circle Senior Citizens Club meets Friday at 7 p.m. for business and social. refreshments by Goldie Spaulding Ellen Hartman Opal Bartoe and Vergene Bolin.
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Logan
Betty M. Beal
Goodyear
Harley Meyer
Hocking County
Chauncey — Friendly Circle Senior Citizens Club
Goldie Spaulding
Ellen Hartman
Opal Bartoe
Vergene Bolin
Tri-County Board Hires Instructors and Bus Drivers
The Tri-County Joint Vocational School Board in Nelsonville approved hiring multiple instructors and custodian bus drivers and renewed substitute instructor contracts. Mary H. Simms was named instructor for the rural family life program for 1974-75. eight more instructors were listed, with Ed Naylor, John Johnston, and Al Bechtel renewing substitute terms for trades and industrial departments.
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Nelsonville
Tri- County Joint Vocational School Board
Mary H. Simms
Groveport
Rural Family Life
Ed Naylor
John Johnston
al Bechtel
Greyhound Gets Logan Support For Bus Service
Logan Trade Club members testified before the Public Utilities Commission in Columbus in support of a permanent Greyhound authority to operate Columbus to area routes. Speakers included Ralph Moorehead Max Davidson Curt Austin Jim McLain and Dean Collison. Greyhound holds a temporary arrangement until January 1 1975.
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LOGAN
Logan Trade Club
Public Utilities Commission
Columbus
Greyhound Bus Lines
Athens
Lake Shore Lines
Greyhound
Ralph Moorehead
Max Davidson
Hocking County Community Improvement Corp
Curt Austin
Merchants Civil
Sion
The
Trade Club
Jim McLain
Board of Commissioners of
Hocking County
Dean Collison
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Mike Nolan
Athens County
William Kane
Ohio University
Ted Jones
Dave Barret
Logan Sunrise House
Skip Crawley
Athens Care Line
Leah Kennelly
Friends, Inc
Columbus Theraputic
Rip Burnett
Theraputic
BUDA
Hocking Fair
Hocking Valley Community Hospital
Richard Johnson
Blanche Primmer
Rockbridge
Sadie Wildermuth
Jesse Stevens
Thomas Russell
George Drake
Jake Powell
Lions
Tri-County Board
John Duus
Robert Kuhn
Pat Sakadales
Don Cross
Robert Smith
Ray Sims
John Hinton
James Elliott
Ken Crawford
Mary Ellen Galvin
David Rambiel
Harry Hoskinson
Evelyn Romine
Blanche Mantle
Roberta Mantle
Lotte Yuckman
Diana Butt
Brenda Stricklin
Grace Essex
Charles Shields
Ralph Well
James Dillie
Nick Cardaras
L. D. Burns
Fred Abraham
James Primmer
C. J. Josten
Edward Nelson
Danny King
Russell Shields
L. C. Mitchell
Paul Dunlap
William Hammond
Richard G. Colley
Murray City
Ladies Auxiliary of
Eagles Aerie No. 1044
Eagles Hall
Green Valley Boys
Eagles
Hocking County Court
Charles E. Anderson
Lancaster
F. H. Brewer Co
Blanche Werhert
Karl Parkins
Esther Dailey
Ohio School Boards Association
David Burgess
Ricky David Watson
Pomeroy and
Kathleen Mary Daley
Pomeroy
REVCO
Cadillac Motor Car Division
Cadillac
Eldorado
Anca
Oar Los Phaeton
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