Services For Handicapped Children Receives Federal Funds
Robert L. Weinfurther announced $107,000 in federal funds for the Services for Handicapped Children SHC project for the 1973-74 fiscal year. SHC serves 32 school districts across Athens Gallia Hocking Jackson Meigs Monroe Morgan Noble Perry Vinton and Washington counties providing learning opportunities for mentally emotionally and physically handicapped youths. The funding supports the Program Planning and Development Center PPDC and the Instructional Resource Center IRC with aims including career orientation early childhood centers parent involvement and a long range plan through 1980.
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Robert L. Weinfurther
Services For
SHC
Athens
Gallia
Hocking
Jackson
Meigs
Monroe
Morgan
Noble
Perry
Vinton
Washington
Wein
Ohio Department of Education
Division of Special Education
PPDC
IRC
SRC
Marietta
Rio Grande
Ohio Calendar of Events summer publication released
The Ohio Department of Economic and Community Development announces the free publication Ohio Calendar of Events June August 1973 listing 165 festivals and activities across the state. Dr. David C. Sweet notes it as a handy leisure guide amid the gasoline crisis, with copies available by mail order.
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Ohio
Ohio Department of Economic and Community Development
David C. Sweet
Publications Center
Department of Economic and Community Development
Columbus
New Officers Installed By Logan Lions Club
Newly elected officers were installed at a Logan Lions Club meeting at Blosser's Restaurant. Officers include Don Robers president and Nick Maniskas director. Outgoing president Mingus received praise and an attache case. guests included District Governor Williams and Deputy Governor Hanning.
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Logan Lions Club
Lions International
Williams
Lions
Joe Hanning
Joe Robers
Maynard Lehman
Michael Mingus
Two Ohio Seniors Win Scandinavian Trips
In Columbus Ohio two high school seniors Nancy Cornelius and Lloyd Evans both 17 were chosen from over 25 000 applicants for summer trips to Scandinavia to study physical education programs The selections were made randomly by the American Association for Health Physical Education and Recreation in Washington DC.
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Columbus
Ohio
Scandanavia
Nancy Cornelius
Lloyd Evans
Bedford
American Association For Health, Physical Education and Recreation
Washington D. C
Armstrong Seeks Tax Relief in Ohio Budget Dispute
State Senator Harry Armstrong said a joint Senate House committee is reviewing the budget bill that the Senate passed 19 to 14. The measure would cut 10 percent in income tax for married couples, shift funds from welfare to education, and provide $75 million in relief while spending authority runs until June 30.
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Harry Armstrong
Logan
Senate
House Conference
House
Gilligan
Sen. Armstrong
Ried
Ohio
EMS Log Reports Haydenville Woman Taken To Hospital
At 2 35 a m Wednesday Sandra Miller of Haydenville was transported to Mount St Mary Hospital for treatment of an illness.
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Sandra Miller
Haydenville
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Marketing Executive Heads Library Board in Ohio
Harold Nieman, a marketing services executive from Cincinnati, was elected president of the Ohio State Library Board Tuesday. He succeeds Raymond Brown, an instructor at the University of Akron, who was elected vice president of the board.
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Columbus, Ohio
Harold Nieman
Cincinnati
Ohio State Library Board
Nieman
Raymond Brown
University of Akron
Freeze Nixes Phone Hike Says PUCO
The Ohio Public Utilities Commission says Nixon's 60 day price freeze bars a telephone rate increase. PUCO filed the observation with the state Supreme Court amid Ohio Bell's rate case, and asked the high court on May 25 to dismiss the complaint seeking higher rates.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Public Utilities Commission
Nixon
PUCO
State Supreme Court
Ohio Bell Telephone Co
High Court
Motorcar Assembly Firms Coming To Jamaica
Kingston Jamaica AP reports that one or more motorcar assembly plants are set to come to Jamaica. Five proposals are before the government, and at least one is expected to be approved with a possibility of a second operation as well.
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Kingston
Jamaica
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Ralph
Donna Fick
Logan Lions
Armstrong
EMS
Executive Heads Library Board
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Ecu
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Logan, Ohio
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Val and
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BOY Scout Troop 160
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Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Freeze
Imperial Fine China
W. M. Dalton
Whitney
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