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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 01, 1968

Page

2

Johnson Withdrawal Draws Local Comment

Athens residents students and politicians react to President Johnson’s withdrawal announcement. Local officials including Dr. Harry B. Crewson and Wil liam Lavelle express support or caution while citizens on the street predict a possible draft or run. Statements reflect mixed sentiment on peace moves and party impact.

Sherman Robbins Athens Johnson Harry B. Crewson Athens County Democratic Crewson William Rowland Republican Committee Elmer Jones 10Th Congressional District Republican Jones William Hoffman Raymond Shepard William Lavelle

Boy treated after bicycle accident on Cable Lane

A 12 year old boy from S May Avenue was treated at Sheltering Arms Hospital Saturday after a bicycle accident on Cable Lane. Jeff Swaim of 99 S May Ave suffered abrasions to arms legs and body. Fire department rescue squad gave first aid and transported him to the hospital.

S. May Avenue Sheltering Arms Hospital Jeff Swaim S. May Ave Fire Department

Organ Recital by James L. McLaughlin at Memorial

James L. McLaughlin organist at First Christian Church Athens and senior music education major at Ohio University will present a free organ recital Tuesday at 8 p.m. in Memorial Auditorium. The program features works by Bach Jongen Dupre Distler and Pepping.

James L. McLaughlin First Christian Church Athens Ohio University Memorial Auditorium Bach Jongen Marcel Dupre Hugo Distler Ernst Pepping

New Cycle Helmet and Eye Protection RulesTake Effect Wednesday

Athens Police warned motorcycle operators about Ohio’s new head and eye protection regulations. Law requires hardshell helmet with chin strap and maker label. approved by ASI Snell AMA MA. Eye protection options include goggles prescription, safety glasses, face shield, or windscreen. Vehicles must have rear view mirrors and muffler plates. operators and passengers must have firmly attached seats. handlebars not more than 15 inches higher than seat. no excessive smoke or gas.

Athens Ohio Can Standards Institute New York City Snell Memorial Foundation Inc Sacramento Calif American Motorcycle Association Motorcycle Scooter and Allied Trades Association Worthington B. C British Standards Institution

Ohio University Student Congress Threatens Strike Over Fee Hike

Ohio University faces a student strike threat after the Student Congress endorsed a plan pressuring President Vernon R Alden to present a $30 quarterly tuition increase. The proposal would raise in state tuition to 600 and out of state to 1200, fund the library and university needs.

Ohio University Vernon R. Alden Alden Ohio U. Trustees Ohio University Inn Oscar McGee American Federation of State County and Municipal Employes Aflcio Student Congress Ways and Means Committee The

Two Resign from Police in Athens Department

Two officers in the Athens police department submitted resignations effective April 15. Larry Coen of Guysville, on a provisional appointment since November, and Mrs. Paul Parsons, a meter maid who joined in June 1966, will depart. Chief Fred James will seek a replacement for Mrs Parsons.

Athens Fred James Larry Coen Guysville Paul Parsons Parsons Coen James

Sheltering Arms Hospital Notes Admits List

Admission notes list numerous patients at Sheltering Arms Hospital including Mr. and Mrs. Russell David of The Plains, a son. Mr. and Mrs. John Wilson of The Plains, a daughter. several others from Athens Albany Glouster Harrisonville and Millfield. Names include Harry Adams Jr. and Mrs. Clarence McKnight among many.

Russell Davidson the Plains John Wilson Glenn Hazen Athens Vernon Crabtree Albany Russell Stanley James Wolfe Glouster Paul Blauser John A. Brown Jake Kurtzweigh Sheryl Loum Michael Machado Harry Adams Harley Ross Pauline Collins Jesse Perry Patricia Mingus Leonard Haning Dale Stansbury Harrisonville Alexander Poches Jacksonville Byron Castor McArthur Harvey Roac Millfield Clarence McKnight Coolville Harry Adams Jr Robert C. Chute Elda Parsons Morris Hatch Joseph Kelly Norman Adams Paul Powell Walter Moore

Temperature outlook for the week with mixed precipitation

Forecast indicates near normal temperatures from Tuesday to Saturday with high daily temps in the 0s and overnight lows around the 30s. A midweek warmup expected, with possible precipitation totaling about half an inch in one event, and winds remain variable through the week.

Grand jury actions in Gallia include pleas and bonds

In Gallia, Albert Frum of The Plains pleaded innocent to sodomy and was bound over to the grand jury with $10,000 bond. Dana Congreve of Athens pleaded innocent to forgery with $1,500 bond. Donald Brumfield of Gallpolis pleaded innocent to three forgery charges with $3,500 bond.

Gallipolis Albert Frum the Plains Dana Congreve Athens Donald Brumfield

Summer repair jobs explored by city officials

Mayor Raymond Shepard and Sig Johnson visit the city to map summer repair work on streets sewers and other city services. The tour aims to plan necessary summer projects and allocate resources for maintenance.

Raymond Shepard Sig Johnson

Driver Cited After Crash On Route 682 Ramp

State Highway Patrol cited Victor Leroy Hudwell 35 of The Plains for an improper turn after a two car collision Saturday on Route 682 at the Route 33 ramp. Harold Dean Barnhart 34 of Athens Route 2 was southbound when Hudwell turned left into his path. No injuries were reported.

State Highway Patrol Harold Dean Barnhart Athens Victor Leroy Hudwell the Plains Budwell Barnhart Hudnell

Miller Plans Area Visits in Perry and Morgan Counties

U. S. Representative Clarence E. Miller of the 10th District will tour Perry and Morgan counties this weekend. An open door session is set for Saturday noon to 2 p.m. at the Crooksville mayor’s office, followed by a visit to the McConnellville Post Office from 3 to 5 p.m.

U. S Clarence E. Miller Perry Morgan Counties Crooksville McConnellville

Computer Graphics Expert To Speak At Harvard Visit

Dr. Eric Thicoltz director of computer graphics at Harvard University will lecture Thursday at 7 p.m. in Ewing Auditorium on The Role of Cybernetics in Physical Design. The Ohio School of Architecture Design and Planning sponsors the event with illustrated slides.

Eric Thicoltz Harvard University Ewing Auditorium Ohio Ae School of Architecture, Design and Planning

Bids Opened For Welfare Wagon And Road Materials

Athens County commissioners opened bids for a welfare department station wagon and asphalt road materials. After a 1963 Plymouth trade-in, bidders included John Gibson Motor City at 1955.25, Kin neer Motors options, and Beasley and Mathews. County will pay vaccine costs for rabies clinics with $1 per animal to pet owners.

Athens County Welfare Department Health Department Welfare Department John Gibson Motor City, Inc Bob Hess Ray Rigs Kinneer Motors Beasley and Mathews Phyllis Ross Bitycote of Cincinnati

Three Autos Involved In Athens Crash

Athens police investigated a three auto collision at E State Street and Grand Park Boulevard on Saturday. Kathleen Mahafey 18 of 81 Central Ave was charged with failing to stop within an assured clear distance ahead after her car struck Richard Geiber 23 of Brown Hall from behind. Geiber’s car was driven into Larry McNeil 21 of 50 E State St who was rear ended on the impact.

Athens E. State Street Grand Park Boulevard Kathleen Mahafey Central Ave Richard Geiber Brown Hall Geiber Larry McNeil E. State St

Trial Suit Dismissed in Athens Court

A civil case filed by Mrs. Marvella Stover now of Florida against Donald Pierson of Dayton was dismissed after an out of court settlement. The suit sought 32269 dollars for injuries from a May 1965 traffic accident on West Union Street in Athens.

Athens County

Eleven Ohio University Students Charged After Disturbance

Eleven Ohio University students were arrested by Athens police for disturbance near Carriage Hill apartments Saturday night. They pleaded not guilty in Municipal Court to disorderly conduct and trespassing, posting $66 bonds each and set to return April 8 for a hearing. Police investigated damage to three cars at Lakeview Manor parking lot with ransacked interiors and stolen gearshift levers and caps.

Ohio University Athens Carriage Hill Apartments Lakeview Manor

Cartoonist Bob Dunn to headline Ohio high school workshop

Bob Dunn, creator of Little Iodine and They'll Do It Every Time, will demonstrate car tooning June 26 at the 23rd annual High School Publications Workshop by the Ohio University School of Journalism. Dunn, elected National Cartoonists Society president in 1965, has syndicated work through King Features and published books such as Knock Knock. The event runs June 23 29 with about 1 800 registrations and will feature student newspapers and yearbooks, plus three newspapers and a pictorial supplement.

Johnson Peggy Sayre Grand Park Athens Cashier Woolworths Jay Flannery Wath Radio Susan Wardlow Wilson Hall Ohio University Len Guerra Lincoln Hall Ohio U Rockefeller Fred Abraham Stiffler’s Janis McLaughlin Congress Ohio Joe Collins Albany Gary Potter Carriage Hill Apartments Archie Dailey Les Cornwell Cornwell & Son Steve Gottlieb Palmer Katherine Moir Route 2 Lonnie Fouty Student Congress Alden Bob Dunn Ohio University School of Journalism Dunn National Cartoonists Society Jimmy Hatlo Hatlo King Features U. S Rube Goldberg States District of Columbia J. W. Click

Five Accused Of Taking Row Boat For Joy Ride

Five people faced petty larceny charges after allegedly taking a $40 row boat from Dow Lake State Park for a spin. Defendants Alois Zimmerman Douglas Kaufman Melissa Fleming and Steven Luddy pleaded not guilty and posted $43 bonds each for a court reappearance on April 9.

Paul Kennard Dow Lake State Park Alois Zimmerman Douglas Kaufman W. State St Meret Fleming N. Congress St Melissa Thomas Second St Steven Luddy

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