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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 04, 1967

Page

2

Chauncey Forum Debates New High School Issues

A Monday Chauncey-Dover High School forum drew over 40 residents to discuss the proposed five-mill operating levy and the plan to build a new high school. Superintendent Fred Chase outlined four grant areas including a middle school, vocational education, district-wide renovations, and operating funds.

Chauncey Forum Roger Bennett Chauncey - Dover High School Chauncey Chase the Plains and Ath

Urban Renewal Complaints Heard By City Council

About 30 residents voiced concerns at a council meeting over low property offers in the Urban Renewal program and a potential change to the Route 33 east bypass. The nine South Green owners argued against immediate condemnation while pursuing fair negotiations, with discussions to hold meetings and possibly seek appraisal changes.

Paul Efa Messenger City Council South Green

City Council Moves On Tulane Road Sewer and Parking Plan

The city council voted Monday night to hire consultants to plan a multi decked downtown parking facility and to advance a Tulane Road storm sewer district. An ordinance was read to hire James Braden and Richard W. Trott for the parking project with no site chosen yet. The Presbyterian Church rejected leasing the N College Street lot for the project. The council tabled a wider storm sewer district plan that would include Cable Lane, noting disagreement between upper and lower drainage-area residents on cost and scope. Estimated lower-area cost about 32,400 dollars with property owners paying about 30 dollars per foot. overall costs may reach 848 to 4,000 dollars per owner.

South Green Raymond Shepard Cliff Bean E. State Street Bean Marietta Avenue Resi Tulane Road James Braden Athens State Street McGuffey Lane Council Cable Lane Donald Clippinger Harry Crewson

Honor Roll At Albany Includes 27

Seven students from Albany Elementary School's seventh and eighth grades earned all A grades in the fourth six weeks, per principal John Mullins. Named: Terry McCauley Charles Wood Margie Jeffers Michael Stanley Paul Jones Steven Radcliffe John Hutchison, plus additional seventh graders Malenie Stright Glen Lawson Debra Bean Tony Bolin Cindy Cooley Richard DeNune Sarah Kincade Gary Risley Nancy Smith Mike Stedman. The eighth grade list includes Jane Dodd Jennie Higginbotham Pat Greene Karen Myers Diana Young Bonnie Zimmerman Gail Gault Daniel Smith Janice Enlow Kenneth Shafer. Also reported a theft, as John Visconsi of Lakeview Apts. said his 1966 motorcycle was stolen Monday from the apartment area.

Albany John Mullins Terry McCauley Charles Wood Margie Jeffers Michael Stanley Paul Jones Steven Radcliffe John Hutchison Melanie Stright Glen Lawson Debra Bean Tony Bolin Cindy Cooley Richard DeNune Sarah Kincade Gary Risley Nancy Smith Mike Stedman Jane Dodd Jennie Higginbotham Pat Greene Karen Myers Diana Young Bonnie Zimmerman Gail Gault Daniel Smith Janice Enlow Kenneth Shafer

Alden Says Tax Money Not Involved In Flights

Alden asserted federal grants funded Ohio University travel costs during 1961-62 and 1965-66 totals 484000 and 10400000 respectively. He said trips funded by the Trustees Academy and gifts from corporations sustained aviation use, not taxpayers’ money.

Alden Ohio U Ohio University Trustees Academy Trustees Academy General Motors Firestone General Electric

Defendant Is Fined For Three Bad Checks

Bernard Stone aged 19 of 93% Mill St pleaded guilty in Municipal Court to writing three checks totaling 6.50 with insufficient funds. He was fined 15 dollars and costs on each charge with fines suspended on two affidavits, charged by Richard Shirley, a service station owner. Wanda Lou Hudnell, 21 months, daughter of Clarence and Mrs Hudnell of Athens Route 3, was taken to Shelter ing Arms Hospital Monday evening by the fire department squad. The squad met the car bringing the child at the east city limits at 8 57 p m. Members of K T Crossen Post American Legion meet Wednesday at 8 p.m. for circus planning, the post will sponsor. A tentative date of April 29 has been set for the performance.

Roger Jones Jr Carman Scrubbie Vine St Pearl St Rosser Bateman Richard Beagle Ohio University University Terrace Jones William Holmes Peach Ridge Road Harry Crewson W. State Street Well Field Athens State Hospital Shepard W. State Street Park Park Hark Jaycee W. State Street Jaycees Dwight Robinson Sells Park W. State Highland Avenue Charles Dalton Mary Prakas Gateway Route 50W W. Union Street Eden Place Bernard Stone Mill St Stone Richard Shirley Wanda Lou Hudnell Clarence Hudnell Athens Sheltering Arms Hospital Fire Department K. T. Crossen Post American Legion Post

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