Larry Payne

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  Larry Payne , president of the general division , got $ 37 , 500.
  
  o The chamber seems incapable of establishing a stable work force.In the last seven years , it's had five different economic development honchos.
  
  o Neither the city nor the county closely tracks how the chamber spends tax dollars.
  
  o The chamber spends a small portion of the tax monies it receives to support the state and national chambers of commerce -- both of which promote a right-wing and anti-labor union agenda.

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  Athens Area Chamber of Commerce representative Larry Payne said the way the proposal is structured makes him think it would shut out small businesses and make development in Athens more suitable to larger developers - something he doubts is the intent.
  
  "If you go through the steps, there is no guarantee (a development) would be approved," he said.

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  Larry Payne, membership services coordinator for the Athens Area Chamber of Commerce and president of the Athens Uptown Business Association, said the business association supports the proposal to change the zoning.This proposal has been discussed for 20 years, Payne said.Business owners do not want the quality of life to be eroded in Athens, and they care about the noise problems and other issues, he said.They think the zoning change would be good for uptown Athens and good for the city, he added.
  
  "We would urge you to accept the Planning Commission recommendations," Payne said.

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  Larry Payne, Member Services Coordinator for the Chamber, added, "We have worked with Personnel Plus for nearly eight years assisting them in placing workers at our member businesses.Nearly every business has remarked how employing Personnel Plus workers created a positive atmosphere at their business."Payne serves as a member of the Business Advisory Council and is President of the Atco Board of Directors.

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  The winner of the Democratic primary race will run against Republican nominee Larry Payne in the November general election.Payne, director of member services for the Athens Area Chamber of Commerce, defeated Joe Yanity III 1,641 to 1,250 in the Republican primary race for county commissioner.

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  *Larry Payne - Athens Area Chamber of Commerce

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  Larry Payne, membership coordinator for the Athens Area Chamber of Commerce, said in an interview last fall that having students here for the holiday shopping season would provide a boost to local stores, and also could help Athens attract new businesses.

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  Larry PaynePresident/CEO Athens Regional Chamber of Commerce740.594.2251larry@athenschamber.com

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  Contact: Larry Payne or Dawn Worley-Sims

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  Published on: 9/11/2007    Last Visited: 10/4/2007  

  "As the largest employer in the area, it's a very, very positive step," said Larry Payne, member services coordinator for the chamber.
  
  "The quality of child care is hard to come by," Payne said."OU gets a lot of comments about it from their newly hired employees.That is the reason they did that survey."
  
  The survey conducted by the university task force, of which 94 percent of the respondents were OU faculty, staff, faculty or students, reported that 83 percent of those who responded believed that the lack of child care has interfered with their school or work.
  
  Payne reported that child care is a major concern among its members, both large and small."For any company, like Diagnostic Hybrids, it's a big issue for them because it affects worker productivity," he said.
  
  Payne noted that the current lack of quality child care in the community indicates a potential for new businesses that specialize in such services.At least one new child care center is soon to open on West Union Street, Payne said."A lot of related businesses for child care could be created," he said.
  
  With the development during the past few years of new businesses along East State Street, Payne said, the chamber estimates that more than 800 new jobs have been created."You know a lot of those new employees need child care," he said.

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