State approves funds for four regional children centers
Ohio approves 400000 in funding for two 10 bed residential facilities for youth ages 8 to 17 in the Athens Vinton Hocking and Gallia Jackson Meigs districts. The program uses savings from closing Nelsonville center to foster family involvement and community volunteers while sites are reviewed in Athens.
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Athens-Vinton- Hocking 648
Gallia-Jackson-Meigs 648
Athens
Hocking
Vinton
Planning committee named for second medical building at Ohio University
A nine member planning panel led by Dr. Wesley J. Peterson will design renovation plans for Irvine Hall on West Green to house basic life science, research and clinical teaching spaces for the Ohio University College of Osteopathic Medicine. The board aims to complete plans by July 1, 1977 with renovation by September 1979 and seeks state funding for operating costs after year one.
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Ohio University College of Osteopathic Medicine
Wesley J. Peterson
Department of Zoology and
Microbiology
Irvine Hall
West Green
Irvine
Medical College
Board of Regents
Department of Zoology and Microbiology
Peterson
Janice Gault
Frederick C. Hagerman
Seigfried Maier
John T. McQuate
Carl F. Spirito
College of Osteopathic Medicine
Charles G. Atkins
Ronald A. Black
Robert Seifert
Dairy Lane
Local 648
Claire Ball
Ohio
Nielson
Ross
Parades Set for Athens and Nelsonville Drive Kickoff
Two parades mark the start of the 1977 United Appeal in Athens County with events in Athens at 10 a.m. and Nelsonville at 11 a.m. The Athens march forms at 9:45 a.m. from the Ohio National Guard Armory, heading south on Court Street with civic leaders, Scouts, a fire truck, old cars and the Athens High School marching band. Nelsonville participants include the VFW and old cars, assembling on Poplar Street near Jax Distributing Co. and proceeding through Jefferson, Washington, Adams, Columbus Streets to the Public Square. Arrangements are led by Col. D. B. Cochran and Maj. Kent Freshwater of Ohio University in Athens and by the Nelsonville Lions Club with George Pollitt coordinating.
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Jax Distributing Co
Jefferson Street
Washington Street
Adams Street
Columbus Street
Public Square
VFW
Nelsonville Lions Club
George Pollitt
Carter Couple to Visit Athens for Campaign Swing
Jeff Carter and his wife Annette will tour Southeast Ohio as part of a three day campaign sweep. They will promote voter registration in Athens on Monday arriving at 5 30 p.m. to meet students at an Ohio University cafeteria and to open the Athens Carter Mondale headquarters at 7 p.m. The Carters will remain in Athens Monday night per a staff spokesman.
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Jimmy Carter
Jeff
Annette
Athens
Ohio
Carter
Ohio University
Carter- Mondale
Carters
Educators Endorse Rival 91st House Candidates Ball and Adams
EPAC endorses Republican Claire M. Ball and Democrat Jerry Adams for the 91st House District, a first time co endorsement. Spokesman Bill McDonald calls the move precedent setting while praising their educational focus and willingness to work with teachers. Bradley Olson, 1975 Ohio University graduate, studies chemistry at Stanford on NSF scholarship and did postgrad work at Minnesota after Athens High School. The note ends with a call to support eye safety programs of the Ohio Society for the Prevention of Blindness.
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Claire M. Ball
Jerry Adams
91St
Educators Political Action Committee
EPAC
Bill McDonald
House District Committee
Ball
Adams
McDonald
Bradley Olson
Ohio University
Stanford University
National Science Foundation
Olson
University of Minnesota
Athens High School
Reuben Olson
Greenbriar Drive
Ohio University names David O. Harding half-time Criminal Justice Director
David O. Harding, assistant professor of law enforcement technology at Ohio University Chillicothe, is named half-time director of the Athens campus Criminal Justice Program for 1976 77, replacing Don Shamblin who returns to full-time teaching. Harding, who has led the Chillicothe two year program since 1972, will hold Athens office hours two days weekly and holds an MS in criminal justice from Eastern Kentucky University. Five new advisory committee members are Judge Lowell Howard, Dr Frank Henderson, Dr David Chandler, Z Brent Fry, and Peter Carpenter, joining a 23 member panel guiding policy and student advising.
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David O. Harding
Ohio University
Chillicothe
Athens
Don Shamblin
Harding
Eastern Kentucky University
Lowell Howard
Athens County Common Pleas Court
Frank Henderson
David Chandler
Government Department
Z. Brent Fry
Peter Carpenter
University Judiciaries
FH Board Sets Special Meeting Tonight at 6:30
The Federal Hocking School Board will convene a special meeting at 6 30 this evening in the high school. They will discuss the state auditor’s recently issued financial report and related items.
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Federal Hocking School Board
CAA Announces Nine Month Preschool Nutrition Coordinator Opening
The Tri County Community Action Agency seeks a coordinator with nutrition education background for a three county area. Funding lasts nine months with salary and mileage. Applications are at CAA centers and the central office due by Wednesday.
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Tri-County Community Action Agency
CAA
Appointments Made to Regional Alcoholism Staff
Two additions bolster the Southeastern Ohio Regional Council on Alcoholism. Bruce Pickens, 22, becomes educational coordinator in Athens, to develop prevention and treatment information for the public and professionals. Charlene King, Athens High School and Hocking Tech student, joins as secretary typist, with prior work for the U S Forest Service and Athens County Municipal Court.
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Southeastern Ohio Regional Council On Alcoholism
Paul Lanham
Ohio Health Department
Bruce Pickens
Athens
Cleveland Center On Alcoholism Training Institute
Charlene King
Athens High School
Hocking Technical College
U.S. Forest Service
Athens County Municipal Court
J. B. King
Athens County Sheriff's Department
Jeannie
Ohio University offers free tension headaches self-control program
The Psychology Department at Ohio University runs a five session program teaching methods to control tension headaches and daily stress. Classes start in October, funded by a National Institute of Mental Health grant, with no charge. Call 594-2222 for more information.
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Psychology Department
Ohio University
National Institute of Mental Health
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