Nelsonville lifts sewer connection ban after EPA review
Sen Harry L. Armstrong and Nelsonville officials announce the end of a state imposed building freeze that halted new construction for nearly 20 years. The EPA confirms lifting the sewer connection ban as Nelsonville completes required improvements and local rules.
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Harry L. Armstrong
Logan
Nelsonville
Donald Bumgardner
Ira L. Whitman
Ohio Environmental Protection Agency
Whitman
Bumgardner
EPA
Hospital Notes Admissions and Dismissals Listed
Hospital notes list multiple admissions in Logan Nelsonville and surrounding towns. Entries name patients including Mrs. Gerald Weaver Mrs. James Nihiser Master Charles Hankison and others with addresses in Logan Nelsonville Sugar Grove Laurelville and more. The long term care line includes Lola Walters Kerri Barr Margaret Hayes Theodore Carpenter Anna Davis Dora Conley Irene McManaway Nellie Merrell and William Murphy among others.
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Gerald Weaver
Logan
James Nihiser
Logan Rt
Charles Howdyshell
E. Front St
Charles Hankison
Flemon Scott
Elm St
Frank Nelson
Ricky Nelson
Dorene Nelson
Ben Griffith
W. Hunter St
Harold Daubenmire
Sugar Grove
Denny Shirey
Larry Arnold
Gary Edmonds
Nelsonville
Homer Huston
Laurelville
Robert Casto
Milton Ave
Robert Barron
Haydenville
Carl Clark
Sandra Nixon
Walnut St
Lola Walters
Fourth St
Kerri L. Barr
Margaret Hayes
Theodore Carpenter
Anna Davis
Dora B. Conley
Irene McManaway
Trimble
Nellie Merrell
Athens
William Murphy
Glouster Rt
Laura Hummel
Joan Johnson
Referee rules NY School Board acted legally in firing Baker
Joseph C. Allen, referee in a Nelsonville York hearing, rules the board acted legally in terminating Miss Anna Belle Baker’s vocal music contract. The decision cites proper notice and hearing procedures while noting Baker’s disciplinary violations and lack of evidence of inefficiency. Baker may appeal to Athens County Common Pleas Court. Meanwhile Nelsonville area phone service was disrupted by a roof leak at the central office.
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Joseph C. Allen
New Lexington
Annabelle Baker
Nelsonville-York
N-Y
Allen
James Shumaker
William Lavelle
Athens
Miss Baker
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Lowell Cole
Nelsonville - York Junior High School
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Cole
Jack Hillyer
Shumaker
Common Pleas
Athens County Common Pleas Court
Nelsonville
Kenneth Wilson
Ohio Bell Telephone Co
W. Washington St
Wilson
Preservationists Hold Quarterly Meeting in Clearport
The Clearport Community clubhouse hosted the Clear Creek Valley Preservationists for their quarterly gathering. William Barnes described a Logan meeting with county and city officials and Army Corps of Engineers representatives. Members discussed current issues and a new Rivers Unlimited membership. The next meeting is scheduled for Sept. 20.
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Clear Creek Valley Preservationists
Clearport
William Barnes
Army Corps of Engineers
Logan
Rivers Unlimited
Perry Local Chief Takes Licking Post
Dr. Walter Schros, superintendent of the Perry Local School District in Allen County, was named superintendent of the North Fork Local School District in Licking County. He replaces Franklin Gault, who moves to Newcomerstown. Schros begins August 1.
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Newark
Ohio
Walter Schros
Perry
Allen County
North Fork
Licking County
Schros
Franklin Gault
Newcomerstown
Spaghetti Dinner Set At Murray City
Murray City American Legion Post 420 and its auxiliary sponsor a spaghetti dinner at the post home this Saturday evening serving starts at 5 p m. Prices are 1 50 for adults and 1 for children. Everyone is welcome.
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Murray City
American Legion Post 420
Itch-MEN Product Ad Promises Quick Relief at Drug Store
The notice promotes ITCH-MEN as a quick drying topical relief available at Cases Drug Store. It claims the product cools and soothes itching in minutes, kills germs to speed healing, and is suitable for eczema bites foot itch and other surface rashes. It highlights a 59 cent price at the drug counter.
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Cases Drug Store
Budget Vote Set For Ohio Budget Revamp
Ohio lawmakers move toward passage of a compromise 9.9 billion budget to fund state operations from July 1. Senate Republicans reshaped revenue estimates and added tax relief while restoring funds for education, environmental agency, and various state departments. The plan expands homestead exemptions and keeps aid to parochial schools despite a court ruling on a tax credit plan.
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Robert E. Miller
Associated Press
Columbus, Ohio
General Assembly
John Gilligan
Senate Republicans
GOP
Senate
U.S. Supreme Court
Environmental Protection Agency
Natural Resources Department
Youth Commission
Division of Corrections
Department of Taxation
Department of Public Works
Department of Economic and Community Development
Commerce Department
Attorney General
Civil Rights Commission
Department of Personnel
Cleveland State University
Wright State University
Jobless Pay Claims Decline in Hocking Valley
Last week in the Hocking Valley saw jobless claims fall by 36 from the prior week and be about 216 less than the year ago period. Totals reached 361 in two counties with 20 initial and 145 continued in Hocking and 28 initial and 168 continued in Athens.
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Hocking Valley
Hocking County
Athens County
Logan
Ohio Bureau of Employment Services
Glouster
Nine youths arraigned on traffic counts before Juvenile Judge
Nine youths appeared before Juvenile Judge Rhea Bangert Brown on traffic charges. Daniel P. Casto, 12, cited for no operator license. ordered not to ride minibike for four weeks. Donald Mason, 17, fined $10 and costs for reckless operation. James Leonard, 17, fined $15 and costs for speeding. Kenneth T. Johnson, 17, cited for reckless operation. fined $10 and costs. Ronald Hatfield, 16, and Eric Warling, 17, cited for unnecessary noise. each fined $10 and costs. Jan Taylor, 17, cited for license plate and speeding. fined $15 and costs. Wes Harmon, 17, fined $5 and costs with fine suspended for failure to obey red light. Charles Brooks Jr., 13, cited for no operator license. fined $5 and costs.
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Rhea Bangert Brown
Daniel P. Casto
Mill Ton Ave
Donald Mason
Logan Rt. 2
James Leonard
Logan Rt
Kenneth T. Johnson
Warner Ave
Ronald Hatfield
Oak St
Eric Warling
Jan Taylor
Wes Harmon
Laurelville Rt. 1
Charles Brooks Jr
E. Second St
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Ohio Arts Council
Educational Television Network
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