Widening Projects Top Priority For ARC Funding
City Council sets East State Street widening and Mulligan Road sewer as top ARC funding priorities. Seven of 26 regional projects are already funded. the city seeks higher placement at the Buckeye Hills-Hocking meeting next week. Mayor Barrett vows to press for Mulligan Road priority.
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East State Street
Mulligan Road
Appalachian Regional Commission
Buckeye Hills-Hocking Valley
Donald Barrett
Bh-Hvrdd
Richland Avenue
ARC
Barrett
Milligan Road
Sixth Grade Protest Over Federal Hocking School Hazards
About 25 sixth graders at Federal Hocking Middle School walked out at noon to protest dangerous building conditions including falling plaster and deteriorating furnaces. Principal Brennan and Supt Scrubbio urged calm as repairs were discussed. a meeting for parents and staff followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Brennan
Federal Hocking Middle School
Robert Ekey
Stewart
Federal
Hacking Teachers Association
Scrubbie
Brennan
Sorubbio
Study predicts coal boom in Appalachia by century end
A federal study forecasts Appalachian coal production doubling to over one billion tons yearly by 2000, with 70 to 80 new coal fired plants and 20 to 30 nuclear plants needed. It predicts 140,000 new jobs in 10 years, and significant regional population growth in a 17 county Ohio zone, plus billions in required public investments.
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Herb Amey
Appalachian
Ohio
Appalachian Regional Commission
President's Council On Environmental Quality
of Resources Planning Associates
ARC
Appalachia
Athens
Meigs
Hocking
Vinton
Gallia
Jackson Counties
Evans Named Drive Chairman in United Appeal
Thomas Evans Jr. will head the Corporate Division of the United Appeal campaign in Athens County, praised by campaign general chairman Bill Barr for past success in 1970 and 1971. Evans, Litton Industries materials control manager, notes a drive goal of 22 000 to 26 000 within the 75 000 overall target and a kickoff at Ohio University Inn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Evans Jr
United Appeal
Athens County
Bill Barr
Tom Evans
Evans
McBee Systems
Litton Industries
Ohio University
Jane Biggers
Thomas III
F. Max
Harvard
Ohio University Inn
State Board Delays Mental Health Action in Ohio
The State Controlling Board postponed a decision on a $2.1 million emergency-funding request for the Mental Health and Mental Retardation Department to prevent transfers and layoffs. Athens Mental Health Center Steering Committee members traveled to Columbus, met with State Rep. Claire Ball, and plan to attend next Monday's board meeting with department director Dr. Timothy Moritz.
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Athens
Timothy Moritz
Athens Center
HAVAR Receives State Funds For Athens Facility
HAVAR receives 32500 from the state as its share of the land value for a planned residential care facility in Athens. The 4400 square foot site at 197 199 N Lancaster St will house 11 fulltime male residents aged 17 to 50 with three beds for temporary housing.000
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Athens
Department of Mental Health and Mental Retardation
Hocking-Athens-Vinton Area Residences Inc
Mary Badger
HAVAR
Lancaster St
Badger
State Controlling Board
David Reiser
MHMR Memo Is Disputed by State Labor Leader
William E. Garnes of the AFSCME claims a memo from the Department of Mental Health and Mental Retardation bars complaints to legislators about MR transfers as gross insubordination. Department spokesman Cooking denies any memo issuance and says the central office knew nothing of such a document. The note is tied to Rhodes administration attitudes toward state employees. Glouster correction: Alfred G. Troiano is a Glouster patrolman, not Beverly officer.
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William E. Garnes
American Federation of State
Department of Mental Health and
Columbus
Timothy Moritz
Department
Garnes
James A
Rhodes
Glouster
Hocking Technical College
Sunday Messenger
Alfred G. Troiano
Beverly
Glouster Police Department
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Messenger
Dan J. Dry
Federal Hacking Teachers Association
Carol L
Lettershop
W. Union
Drive
Pomeroy
Thea Court
Ladies Oriental Shrine
Meigs Inn
Twin City
Salvation Army
Butternut Ave
Earl F. Radcliffe
F.J.C
U. 1
Mmembers
Modern Woodmen of
America
Fraternal Life Insurance
Rack Island
Illinois
Office of Budget and Management
Natural Resources and Taxation
James A. Rhodes
MHMR
Holland
del Kasler
Kurtz
Pye Security Bank
FDIC
F.d.lc
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