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Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1974

Page

2

Many View Nixon Resignation as Best for Country

In Athens many Democrats and Republicans say Nixon should have resigned long ago. Reactions vary on granting immunity. most want the crisis behind us and the country to move on. Several favor censure or resignation as a constitutional necessity while some support staying the course.

C. E. McCormick Jr Athens County Snyder Texas McCormick Vicki Lawson Carbondale Washington Fred Williams Woodward Ave Nixon Williams Congress Lawrence Bean Albany Bean John Baldwin Route 50E

Local officials react to Nixon resignation and Ford transition

Athens County Republican chairman Elmer Jones says the nation must unite behind President Ford after Richard Nixon's resignation. Officials hope the GOP strengthens locally as the country faces widespread problems and seeks national stability.

Richard Nixon Gerald Ford Athens County Republican Elmer Jones

Local Republicans react to Nixon resignation and Ford prospects

County Democrat chair William Hoffman and others call Nixon resignation a turning point. They expect improved GOP strength, less staying home voting, and immunity for Nixon debated. State Rep Claire Ball and Rep Clarence Miller weigh future dealings with Ford and the Watergate fallout.

Hoffman Nixon Jones Claire Ball Washington Ford Republican Ball Clarence Miller

Community 4-H Livestock Sale Boosts Young Members

Don Van Nostran 4-H agent says county fair support helps youths cover livestock costs as market prices strain beef projects. Paul Kilzer and Bob Keirns note corn costs and feed needs push up to 80 cents per pound to raise beef, while calves bring about 40 cents per pound, with a 150 to 250 dollar target per animal. Spring lambs remain the only price-stable line, underscoring the sale’s vital role for 4-Hers.

Don van Nostran Paul Kilzer Bob Keirns van Nostran

Dairy Show crowns David Ashworth top junior exhibitor

David Ashworth of Albany won the Athens County Junior Fair Dairy Show with the senior showmanship trophy presented by Datelene Scott Farm Equipment. He also took a first place rosette from Allen Hardware and a grand champion Jersey rosette from the Ohio Jersey Breeders Association.

Messenger Dave Levingston Jan Holter Pomeroy David Ashworth Albany Athens County Jean Olds Ashworth Datelene Scott Scott Farm Equipment Allen Hardware Ohio Jersey Breeders Association Debbie Perry Worley Perry Miss Perry Sandy Brake Bonnie Allen Lynette Dougan Brent Hayes D&d Equipment Hayes Kiwanis Better Calves Club Kiwanis Kathy Lucas Kay Perry Bill Biehl Alien Hardware Carol Perry Kenny Ashworth Tami Dougan Candace Lucas Bruce Allen Miss Lucas D&d Ames- Bern Wonders Bruce Robinette Hardware Jeff Brake Albert Hawk Cindy Perry Jeanne Ashworth Mandy Beasley Jackie Sayre Harold Laeser Ohio State University

Weather forecast reports cloudy periods and warm weekend ahead

Friday forecasts call for cloudy conditions with showers and thunderstorms and little temperature change. Tonight lows in mid 60s, Friday highs in low to mid 80s. Extended outlook shows warm weather Sunday through Tuesday with additional shower chances and highs in mid to upper 80s. Relative humidity 9 a.m. at 94 percent.

Local Health Calls Reported In Decent Weather

Police logs note two incidents involving pedestrians. At 3:52 p.m. Estel Ward, 74, of 51 E State St, experienced breathing difficulty near U Bleness. Earlier at 10:51 p.m. Tim Mayles, 17, of Millfield Route 1, was described as ill travelling from fairgrounds to O Bleness.

Tim Mayles Millfield Ill Fairgrounds O Bleness Estel Ward E. State St

Puppies for adoption at Athens County fairground booth

Athens County Humane Society displays dogs at the Athens County fairgrounds. Dog Warden Paul Hudnall notes more pups at the county shelter and urges good homes. A nine pup coon hound, a trained ready black and gold retriever, a marked miniature German shepherd with an injured eye, and a red Irish setter found in Nelsonville await owners or families.

Athens County Humane Society Athens County Fairgrounds Paul Hudnall Nelsonville Hudnall Human Society Athens County

Junior Sale Opens Athens County Fair Events

The junior fair livestock sale is set for 7 p.m. tonight in the sheep and swine barn. Other activities include a horse pull at 7 p.m. Friday and a children funday at 10 a.m. Saturday, followed by a pony pull at 11 p.m. and a tractor pulling contest at 7 p.m. Saturday.

Athens County

CAA Board Meeting Set for August 15 at Miller High School

The Tri-County Community Action Agency Board of Trustees will meet August 15 at 7 30 p m in the Miller High School cafeteria Hemlock. The membership committee meets at 7 15 p m before the board. The public is invited.

CAA Tri-County Community Action Agency Board of Trustees Miller High School Hemlock

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