Regents Study Plans to Keep Physicians in Ohio
Ohio Board of Regents to propose educational programs to attract and retain doctors in Ohio. The plan includes forgiveness loans for medical students who practice in the state and regional continuing education for practicing physicians. The measures aim to address physician shortages by improving retention, education coordination, and access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Board of Regents
Columbus
Richard R. Ruppert
Ohio Valley Health Services Foundation Inc
Athens
Ruppert
Ohio
OVHSF
E. E. Davis
E. E. Evans
William H. Allen Jr
John L. Beckley
Retired Senior Volunteers Get United Appeal Support
The RSVP in Athens County numbers 225 volunteers aged 60 plus, delivering 3,287 hours monthly across Athens and Hocking Counties. They work in hospitals, senior programs, Head Start, and meal delivery, with reimbursements allowed for expenses.
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United Appeal
Athens County United Appeal
RSVP
Athens
Hocking
Alice Curtis
ATCO
Curtis
United Appeal of
Athens County
Contempt Hearing Continued To Oct 10 In Gilkey Case
In Athens County Common Pleas Court the contempt hearing for Paul Webster Gilkey of Lancaster was continued to October 10 to allow attorneys to prepare. Gilkey, who did not honor a subpoena for his son's murder trial, will be held in the Athens County Jail women's cell for a deposition next Friday. The deposition, connected to the Eldon Hardy death near Nelsonville on May 3, aims to cover direct and cross examination before the October 21 trial date. The deposition will ensure his testimony for the murder trial of Paul David Gilkey, with the elder Gilkey later to be released to Fairfield County. The jury in the prior murder trial did not reach a verdict.
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Paul Webster Gilkey
Lancaster
Athens County
Eldon Hardy
Nelsonville
Fairfield County
Paul David Gilkey
Participation Not Required For Loans For Feed Grain
Farmers are no longer required to sign up and participate in feed grain and wheat programs to be eligible for price support loans. Irvin Wolfe notes this change allows year round grain marketing and better market access. No set aside for 1975. top production is goal. 1974 corn No 2 loan rate is $1.21 per bushel.
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Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
Irvin Wolfe
Car rolls over leg of Athens youth
An Athens youth, Timothy R. Rose, 18, of 40 Euclid Drive, was injured when a friend's car rolled over his left leg at 73 N. Court St. at 12:37 a.m. He was taken to O'Bleness Memorial Hospital by the emergency squad. The incident is under investigation by police.
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Athens
Timothy R. Rose
Euclid Drive
N. Court St
Rose
O’bleness Memorial Hospital
O'Bleness
Passport Costs More
Athens County Clerk of Courts Marjorie Mitchell says passport processing fees rose by one dollar. The State Department shift sets the new total at $13 with $10 sent to the federal agency and $3 to the county general fund. Applications are available at the clerk of courts office.
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Athens County
Clerk of Courts
Marjorie Mitchell
State Department
General Fund
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