OU Trustees Open Study Of Refinancing Dorm Bond Debt
Ohio University trustees authorize administration to explore refinancing 21.8 million dollars in dormitory and dining hall revenue bonds. They will meet with Season Good-Mayer Co. to assess options after a Regents suggestion following Cincinnati’s refinancing. Emeritus status granted to Robert C. Wickham. campus conversion documents approved.
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Ohio University
Board of Trustees
Action
Season Good-Mayer Co
Cincinnati
Ohio Board of Regents
University of Cincinnati
Edwin Kennedy
Board of Regents
Kennedy
Fred Johnson
Robert C. Wickham
Engineering Graphics
University
OU Portsmouth
State General and Technical College
Harris to Retire as Athens Fire Chief in November
Athens Mayor Donald Barrett announced that Fire Chief Harland Harris will retire mid November after twenty five years of service. Harris, a native of Amesville who joined the department in 1948, will move with his wife to Florida after retirement. The selection process for his successor will follow civil service rules with current officers eligible for a competitive exam.
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Athens
Harland Harris
Donald Barrett
Barrett
Harris
Charles W. Dalton
Amesville
Fire Department
Clarence Parker
Florida
Arrest in $10,000 coin theft and grant applications sparked
Athens police arrested Richard L. Hatfield on grand larceny charges in an Ironton theft tied to a $10,000 coin deal. A preliminary hearing is set for Oct. 10 with $15,000 bond. Applications for mental health service grants in Athens, Vinton and Hocking counties open Tuesday with a Dec. 13 FY1975 76 deadline.
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Athens
Richard L. Hatfield
Ashland
Hatfield
Ironton
Vinton
Hocking
Washington St
Caroline
Ohio Valley Evaluation Unit
Hocking County Drug Abuse Council
United Cerebral Palsy Home Service Program
Prisoners Cut Hole In Mesh At Athens County Jail
Athens County sheriff's deputies report inmates in the county jail cut a hole in window mesh and passed shoelaces tied together through the opening.
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Athens County Sheriff's Deputies
Free piano concert at Cunningham Music Center by Maurice Cole
Lowrey Organ Co. musician Maurice Cole performs a free one hour concert at Cunningham Music Center at 7 30 p m on Wednesday playing keyboard instruments from the Lowrey line. Public invited. refreshments served. John Holman named vice president of Kimball Systems and GM of U S McBee operations at Litton.
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Lowrey Organ Co
Maurice Cole
Cunningham Music Center
Lowrey
John Holman
Kimball Systems
U.S. McBee
Litton Industries
McBee
Litton
Holman
John F. Kutzer
Kutzer
Kimball
Three People Hurt In Weekend Accidents Report
Three individuals suffered injuries in three weekend crashes per State Highway Patrol. Details include Thomas Woodford passenger in Route 144 crash, driver Robert Woodford cited for excessive speed. Dixon self-transported after collision on County Road 53. Lemox injured in The Plains crash. Sizemore cited for no operators license. Several others listed as ill or deceased or transferred between hospitals.
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State Highway Patrol
Thomas W. Woodford
Torch
St. Joseph's Hospital
Parkersburg
Robert J. Woodford
Russell Lee Dixon
Coolville
Carl Wesley Welch
Dixon
Camden- Clark Memorial Hospital
Douglas E
Lemox
Nelsonville
O'Bleness Memorial Hospital
Plains
Fay Sizemore
New Marshfield
Lemox Auto
Sizemore
Millfield Mine Memorial Talks Begin After Disastrous Explosion
Millfield survivors to decide memorial as the Millfield Memorial Committee plans a service and parade for November 3. Floyd Ayers attends. event aims to raise funds with a dance to follow, while past victims and inspectors are remembered for the 82 lives lost in the November 5 1930 disaster.
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Poston
Millfield
Appalachian Green Parks Project
Millfield Memorial Committee
Harry Smith
Health Insurance Bill Faces Uncertainty in Congress
Senate Finance Committee members near a plan to pass a health insurance bill in the final months of the 93rd Congress. President Ford's backing and GOP support are uncertain. The proposal aims to cover catastrophic illness costs and aid the poor, with a $9 billion annual price tag funded by Social Security tax and general revenues. If approved, the measure returns to the House.
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Washington
Senate Finance Committee
House
Russell B. Long
D-La
Ford
Congress
Long
Senate
Finance Committee
University Union Negotiations Open Tuesday
Negotiations between Ohio University and AFSCME Local 1699 open Tuesday at the Hocking Valley Motor Lodge. The talks cover about 900 classified employees as the current contract expires November 16, with an eight member union negotiating panel. Local 1699 will hold its regular meeting Tuesday at 7 30 p.m. in the Math Building.
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Ohio University
Local 1699
American Federation of State County and Municipal Employes
Afscme
Hocking Valley Motor Lodge
Ward Wilson
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O'Bleness
Sarah Betts
E. State St
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Secems
Ray Powell
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William Tourjee
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Milleiild
James McCall
McCall
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Logan Federal Savings & Loan
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