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Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 05, 1976

Page

12

Walk-Out Coal Strike Stays Unstopped Across States

A West Virginia led wildcat coal strike idles 90,000 miners in seven states into its third week. UMW officials resist return to work, court orders ignored, and a Charleston press conference planned as miners demand removal of injunctions and talks with operators.

Charleston W.va United Mine Workers West Virginia David Forms UMW Virginia U.S. District Court Hayes Holstein

Brooke mortgage plan aims to widen home ownership reach

A Senate subcommittee heard a bill proposed by Edward Brooke to reshape mortgages so payments grow over time. Economist Kenneth Rosen said inflation makes later higher payments feasible, while initial costs drop about 25 percent, potentially expanding ownership to about 60 percent of American families.

Washington Senate Kenneth T. Rosen Princeton University

Tire Stockpiles Keep Car Industry Working

Akron AP reports tire stockpiles, larger than expected, keep auto production moving through a 107 day UAW strike against Goodyear, Goodrich, Firestone and Uniroyal. Car makers say tire supplies will last into 1977. URW and industry talks stalled with no end in sight.

Akron, Ohio United Rubber Workers Union UAW Goodyear Goodrich Firestone Uniroyal American Motors General Motors Corp Ford Chrysler

Southeast Ohio Weather Summary Aug 5 1976 Forecast

Thundershowers likely tonight and Friday with cooler highs 75 to 80. Ohio region forecasts vary by area with chances of rain 70 percent tonight and Friday, fair Saturday, and a low in the 60s to 70s across regions. Northeast winds 15 to 25 knots and rough seas possible offshore.

Southeastern Ohio West Lake Shore East Lake Shore East Central Southwest Lake Erie

Four Arrested In Meigs County On Drug And Theft Charges

Sheriff reports two Pomeroy residents arrested Wednesday on obtaining possessing and using a controlled substance and two others charged with breaking and entering and stealing guns a radio and other items. Suspects held in Meigs or Middleport jails with court appearance set before Judge Buck.

Pomeroy Robert Hartenbach Meigs County Middleport Hartenbach Mary Connell Steve Delleanty Pomeroy Route 2 Ronnie Merle Pickens Fisher Street Freddy Keith Pickens Racine Lowell McNickle Bowman's Run Road Sutton Two Ronnie Pickens Freddy Pickens Robert Buck

Apartments Hit By Fire In Three-Unit Complex

A section of a three unit apartment complex under construction at Mulberry Hill in Pomeroy was destroyed by fire. No injuries reported. Fire chief said no damage estimate yet and the state fire marshal was asked to investigate. Prime Builders Co. of Columbus developed the project, which would have provided 48 two bedroom units. Only one section burned. alarms sounded at 11 20 p.m.

Pomeroy Middleport Mulberry Hill Jim Sisson Prime Builders Co Columbus

Hospital notes list Athens and surrounding residents admitted

The document enumerates numerous patients and relatives from Athens and nearby towns including Walter O Rourke Chauncey Sandy Allen Nelsonville William McCallister Albany Joyce Proffitt and others admitted or transferred. Locations include Mount St Mary Dayton Bremen Logan and Syracuse with several families named.

Arlene Perry Tedi Williams Amber Williams Peter Williams Mary Hawk Caroline Heaton Athens Walter O'Rourke Chauncey Sandy Allen Nelsonville William McCallister Albany Joyce Proffitt Guysville

Court Docket Summaries From Meigs And Nearby Counties

Court entries show William Camp of Mason cited for intoxication and Clarence M Hall of Leon fined for spinning tires. Elmer Johnson Jr of Wheeling and Walter B Penrod of New Marshfield cited for toxication or related offenses with small jail terms. Bond forfeitures include Eddie Gillispy and Kelvin W Mayle for petty theft and speeding. Other notes list Clinton Donovan for disorderly conduct and Charlene Sallie with Barbara Pierce for petty larceny.

Bill Reeves Meigs County Clarence M. Hall Leon Elmer Johnson Jr Wheeling Walter B Penrod New Marshfield Eddie Gillispy Point Pleasant Sarah A. Ingles Athens Kelvin W Mayle Pomeroy Clinton Donovan Charlene Sallie New Haven Barbara Pierce Racine

Driver Hurt In Accident On County Road 19

Jon Gibson 25 of West Breeze Mobile Estates was injured when his southbound car left County Road 19 a mile south of Route 56 at 3:30 a.m. and struck a tree. He received treatment at O'Bleness Memorial Hospital for minor injuries.

Jon Gibson West Breeze Mobile Estates Radford Road State O’bleness Memorial Hospital

Local notices from Athens and Athens County events

Athens Mental Health Inc holds 7 30 p m at the new Transitional Center 7 N Congress St Athens Jaycees meet at 8 30 p m Eagles Hall North Court and East Carpenter Streets Zeta Alpha Chapter Beta Sigma Phi 7 30 p m with Paula Bragga regrets to 592 3682 Glouster United Methodist Women meet 7 30 p m with Mrs Ansel Gamwell Mrs Harold Vaughn program leader American Legion Auxiliary Glouster picnic at Glouster Park 6 p m meat furnished rain date Post Home Charles Thomas Lodge 7 p m Oouster IOOF Temple

Athens City Athens Mental Health Inc New Transitional Center Congress St Athens Jaycees Eagles Hall North Court Carpenter Streets Zeta Alpha Chapter Beta Sigma Phi Paula Bragga Athens County Glouster United Methodist Ansel Gamwell Harold Vaughn American Legion Auxiliary Glouster Glouster Park

Ford 3rd President To Lose to Congress

The congressional override of President Ford's veto of the coal leasing bill makes him the third U.S. president to lose 10 or more veto battles with Congress. Ford, who has vetoed 54 bills since Aug. 9 1974, has been overridden 10 times, with the latest override in a 316 to 85 House vote and 76 to 17 in the Senate. Andrew Johnson and Harry S Truman each had more overrides.

Washington Ford U.S Congress Andrew Johnson Harry S Truman Interior Department

Death notices for Alice Clark and others from Gallipolis area

Obituaries report 89 year old Alice Howell Clark of Dayton died at Kettering Convalescent Center with service set at Waugh-Halley Wood Funeral Home and burial in Pine Street Cemetery. Additional notices list Charles Scott of Cheshire and Arthur Johnson of Athens among the deceased with funeral arrangements and burial details.

Alice Clark Gallipolis Alice Howell Clark Lewiston Road Dayton Kettering Convalescent Center Hiram Caroline Sheppard Howell Patriot United Methodist Church C. B Helen) Russell Ralph Richard Howell Bluss Utah Clark Vinton Clark Waugh-Halley- Wood Pine Street Charles Scott Cheshire Charles Scott Holzer Medical Center Donald Gene Mount Sterling Ohio Lucille Rathburn Grady Juanita) Ballard John Marjorie) Bradbury Jeanette Scott Frank Kathryn) Blrtcher Pomeroy Charlotte) Gunter Charleston Lewis Scott Arthur Johnson Athens Arthur F. Johnson Union St Veterans Administration Hospital Athens County L. C Olive Linscott Johnson Troy Coolville Clayton Fred Jagers and Sons Charles McVey Hooper Ridge Grace Nichols Nelsonville Grace Thurma Nichols St. John St Kimes Hocking County Charles Miller Anna Miller Rizer Margaret Auflick Dora Mae Beatrice Nichols Raymond Charles William Wareline Barber Clarence Joseph Johnson Funeral Home William Mechem Green Lawn

Fees Increase for Certified Birth and Death Copies

Meigs County Health Department raises fee for certified copies of births deaths and stillbirths to 2 effective Friday by state mandate.

Meigs County

Perry Disaster Area Designation Issued for Six Ohio Counties

The Small Business Administration declares Perry County a disaster area along with Belmont Cuyahoga Lorain Portage and Summit due to winds and floods on July 10 11. Homeowners renters and nonprofits may obtain SBA loans up to 50000 for real property 10000 for personal property and 55000 for mixed losses. Business loans cap at 55000 with a 6 58 percent rate. Applications due September 30 at the Columbus SBA office.

Columbus Perry County Ohio Small Business Administration Belmont Cuyahoga Lorain Portgage Summit James A. Rhodes SBA Frank D. Ray Ray N. High St

Emergency runs report from Athens and Middleport squads

Athens fire squad ran at 1 30 a m transporting Brenda Kim 26 of 191 State Street to O Bleness medical center. Middleport squad 6 07 p m transported Grace Gould to Veterans with lacerations and at 10 17 p m Charles Scott to Holzer hospital.

Athens Middleport Grace Gould Charles Scott Holzer

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