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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1968
Page
19
Dr. Albert Sabin, 61, said Cuba has practically eliminated polio and that health services under Castro are well organized despite about 2,300 Cuban doctors emigrating to Africa. He spoke in Miami while attending a pediatrics meeting, praising general medical services and vaccination reach to children.
Meigs County land transfers list several decedents Nes Rice and Marvin C Rice estates transferring parcels in Chester and Sutton Two. Transfers include Louise Reich to Cassie Baum Morton D Rice and Ella Rice to Cassie Baum. Other transfers cover Beatrice Robson to Peggy and Cleo Kerns in Middleport and Elva Young Hudson and Lewis Hudson parcels in Chester. Cait Young life estate and Freeman 21 acres in Salem Two are noted.
A dense catalog lists sections for announcements employment services real estate sales and auctions and other classified notices. It outlines categories from memorials and obituaries to lost and found and public sales with notes on error corrections and insertion policies.
Harold Hooks, 22, a prelaw student at the University of South Florida, sues USF and the State Board of Regents for 100000 each over a campus illegal parking ticket. He claims the university can set traffic rules but that only the nearby municipality can levy fines. fines are paid to campus security and go to the student scholarship fund.
Meigs County Court earned 3119.25 in March fees per clerk Betty Hobstetter. Fines and costs were allocated to the county general fund 1360.69 the law library 566.25 the auto and gasoline tax fund 270.48 plus 818.78 to the state and 103.05 to sheriff's fees.
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