Re-Elected 1977 Class President Named At Athens High
Carlotta Scarmack was re elected president of Athens High School's Class of 1977 after balloting Friday. New senior officers include Brian Good as vice president and Kim Brown as secretary, with Mitzi Strekai as treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AHS
Carlotta Scarmack
Athens High School
Brian Good
Kim Brown
Mitzi Strekai
Tim Waller
Athen
Tri-County Vocational School
Waller
Miss Scarmack
Miss Trekal
Debbie Harris
Good
Lyle McGeoch
Andy Cohen
Betty Hoyt Fuller
Carlotta
Scarmack
Mitzi Strekal
Scrap Processor Fined For Order Violation
Stalder, ordered by visiting Judge Merle Hoddinotte, was fined in Athens County for violating a temporary restraining order against burning industrial scrap at his Salem and Vore Ridge Roads yard. Witnesses testified open burning occurred on Sept 9, while Stalder and staff claimed they did not burn scrap since the order and only heated transformers over a wood fire to melt tar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stalder
Merle Hoddinotte
Monroe County
Athens County
Lowell Howard
Butler County
State Supreme Court
Salem
Vore Ridge
Joe Kasler
Health Department
Scrap Yard Fire Becomes Point in Pollution Case
During hearings, Stalder's lawyers argued heating transformers differs from burning industrial scrap, claiming the restraining order does not prohibit transformer heating. Kasler testified seeing a scrap fire on Sept. 9 that burned over an hour, witnessed by neighbors.
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Kasler
OU Provost Warns State Wipe Could Hit Hard Short Term
Ohio University Provost Neil Bucklew warns that a 1 percent state spending cut would remove 300 360 thousand dollars from OU for 1976 77 and could force budget adjustments. He notes prior 2 percent cuts cost 490 thousand and that trustees raised fees to offset losses. Bucklew stresses avoiding staffing cuts and cites enrollment projections shaping subsidy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herb Amey
Messenger
Ohio University
Neil Bucklew
Bucklew
Rhodes
City-County Planning outlines 29 top priority projects
The City-County Planning Commission set a three group priority list through June 30 with 29 projects. Group I includes funding and disposal plans, entitlements, and a countywide garbage plan, while Group II covers detention center coordination and land use updates. Group III lists ARC grants, transit and housing aid, and downtown development plans.
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Department of Housing and Urban Development
HUD
Burns
Donald Barrett
Regional Planning Commission
City and County Community Development Act
Appalachian Regional Commission
Appalachian Ohio Regional Transit Association
Metropolitan Housing Authority
ARC
Ohio Bureau of Outdoor Recreation
Nelsonville
Athens
Hocking Technical College
Council Discusses Operation Attendance and Open Meeting Rules
City Council debated Sunshine Law procedures and attendance for future meetings. Officials considered mandatory attendance by mayor, safety director, auditor, and solicitor, while approving new open meeting rules and adjusting seating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council
Robert Ekey Messenger
City Council
Cleveland
Ralph Nuzum
Donald Barrett
Barrett
Buckeye Hills-Hocking Valley Regional Development
Phil Goldsberry
Lawrence Grey
Med School Names 2 to Advisory Committee on Continuing Education
The Ohio University College of Osteopathic Medicine appoints Dr. William J. Athens of Columbus as committee chairman and Dr. E. Lee Foster as vice chairman to an Advisory Committee for Continuing Medical Education. The panel plans programs for osteopathic physicians and allied health professionals, with courses including seminars, hospital presentations, and radio and television broadcasts. Additional faculty members and program details follow, along with local dance and piano classes offered by Ohio University and the School of Dance at Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University College of Osteopathic Medicine
Gerald A. Faverman
William J. Athens
Columbus
E. Lee Foster
Foster
Medical College
West Green
Richard DeNise
Cleveland
Robert J. George
Massillon
Christian H. Kindswatter
Ohio Osteopathic Association
Mrtin E. Levitt
Dayton
David W. Smith
Masillon
Paul W. Weiss
Youngstown
Ohio University
Office of Continuing Education
School of Dance
National Guard Armory
Harolyn Brient
Gail Berenson
Tupper Hall
Strike Vote May Be Taken by 1699
Local 1699 president Tommy Adkins says no strike vote will be called at the special meeting on Thursday. The issue centers on use of contracted labor for OU renovations while former workers remain laid off, though eight custodial jobs in residence halls are now open. The meeting at Morton Math Hall Auditorium 201 is at 7 30 p.m. and voting, if held, would be by secret ballot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University
Tommy Adkins
American Federation of State
Adkins
William Rose
Morton Math Hall
Athens OCSEA Meets Tonight
The Ohio Civil Service Employes Association Athens Chapter meets at 7 30 in the third floor classroom of the main administration building at the Athens Mental Health and Retardation Center. Nomination of officers and other matters will be discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Civil Service Employes Association
Athens
Athens Mental Health and Retardation Center
Livestock Prices Listed at Athens and Gallipolis Auctions
Prices from Saturdays sales at Athens Livestock Sales Inc show feeder steers 22.50 to 35.75 while feeder heifers range 20 to 29.50 and slaughter bulls 27 to 31.25. At Ohio Valley Livestock Co Gallipolis stocker steers bring 24 to 36.50, stocker heifers 18 to 28.75, and hogs 16 to 35 with sows 32 to 35.10 and calves 10 to 37. Canner and cutter cows appear in both listings with 16.75 to 25 at Athens and 17 to 22 at Gallipolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
D&s
Mail
Ohio
West Virginia
US & Possessions
Athens
the Messenger Publishing Co
Johnson Road
Ohio Valley Livestock Co
Gallipolis
Alexander High FFA Chapter Honored by Who's Who
The Future Farmers of America chapter at Alexander High School received a certificate of merit from Who's Who Among American High School Students for excellence leadership and performance. FFA adviser John Hamill noted the chapter is listed in the 1975 76 edition with the theme Honoring Tomorrow's Leaders Today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Group
Future Farmers of American
Alexander High School
John Hamill
FFA
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David Wineland
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Kathy Bush
Terri Chambers
Bret Rypma
Bob Wilson Jr
James Rhodes
Regents
Ohio U
City-County Planning Commission
City-County Planning Office
Bruce Burns
Zenith
TV Guide
Chestnut
Nuzum
Jerry Adams
Edward Beckett
Adams
Council-Administration
Crystal Swimming Pool
the Athens Messenger
OCSEA
Athens Livestock Sales Inc
Nationwide Consumer Services, Inc
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C. J. Tippett
West State St
Harold B. Swisher
David Kasler
Kurtz
Nationwide Mutual Insurance Company
Columbus, Ohio
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