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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1972
Page
3
The article explains that the sun’s energy has risen about 40 percent over 4.5 aeons and will continue brightening. It argues the greenhouse effect driven by water vapor and carbon dioxide could drive Earth's temperatures upward, with a runaway warming about 4.5 aeons hence, possibly matching Mars’ evolving atmosphere for life emergence.
The Lima State Hospital returned its evaluation of Michael Lewis Warner who was found guilty on nine counts from the March 22 robbery and kidnapping at an Athens food store. He pleaded innocent by reason of insanity at sentencing and was sent for a psychiatric examination. Judge Lowell Howard and Prosecutor Claire M. Ball Jr. received copies of the report, which is confidential, and will determine further steps.
Three defendants admitted guilt on varied charges in a light session of Athens County Municipal Court. Rose A. Cooper pleaded guilty to failure to yield half the roadway and was fined 10 dollars plus costs. James Rucker admitted failure to maintain assured clear distance ahead with a 25 dollar fine plus costs. George Burns pleaded guilty to public intoxication with a 25 dollar fine plus costs. Mohammed Yahaya’s disorderly conduct case was dismissed for insufficient evidence.
Two people were injured in a two car crash in Dover at 4 10 p m on Route 50A at County Road 111. Betty Victor 41 and John Victor 9 were passengers in a car driven by James E Victor 43 of Granville. James L Kempton 37 of Athens Route 3 failed to stop and struck the Victor auto. Kempton was cited for failure to yield and leaving the scene.
Miss Stephanie Lee, bride elect of Thomas Reynolds, was honored with a bridal shower at Miss Judy Bethel's home. Co hosts were Miss Ellen Beckley and Miss Kathy Yates. Guests included Mary Curran Christine Frye Becky Yates Shirley Yates Amy Beckley Marland Gates Cindy Wood Sarah Hulbert Marilyn Harper Nancy Harper Linda Murphy Martha Kruger Pat Hopkins Paula Stanley Lavania Wallar Linda Allison Pat Bowser Debbie Thompson Sue Risner Vicki Patton Judy Lee Mrs. Arnold Lee Mrs. Sandy Birkhimer Mrs. John Beckley and the guest of honor.
Morgantown West Virginia AP nine miners died July 22 at Blacksville No 1 mine. Foreman Herman Liddle testified the underground fire was not fought promptly, blaming delayed action and a spark from moving equipment. Witnesses described pre existing safety practices and mine procedures. The probe by state and company officials continues through Friday with federal mine officials to follow. John Brown led NAIA pitchers with a 0.49 ERA last spring and seven wins in seven decisions.
Ohio University President Claude R. Sowle called for broad public support to fund higher education in Ohio as he backs his plan amid Millet proposals. He warned that a Millet Plan shift could push students to other states and urged budget restructuring or a state lottery to boost funding for colleges.
A list of newborns and affected families from Athens Nelsonville and surrounding areas. Names include Arthur Kraft, Carolyn Radcliff, Kimberly King, Nicholas Heiser, Chauncey, Millfield, The Plains, and others with several noted as residents of Athens or nearby towns. One transfer noted: Micah Jones moved to Columbus.
Ohio University dorm residents will be able to place toll calls from dorm rooms starting fall quarter. General Telephone Co in agreement with OU officials will manage billing and verification. participation is optional with monthly billing. OU will supply resident names and addresses to the phone company for enrollment notices.
East topped the weekly attendance with 318 at Athens playgrounds, while Highland reported 274, West 265, Chauncey 230, The Plains 199, and Morrison 119, totaling 1 405 for the week.
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