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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1977

Page

2

Ohio Education Association backs tax overhaul for education funding

The Ohio Education Association delegates urge major revision of state and local tax structures to fund a thorough and efficient K 12 system and adequate higher education. They support a collective bargaining bill for public employees and a teacher contract measure vetoed by Gov Rhodes. Ward Rountree of Dayton schools wins a DEA at large seat.

Columbus Ohio Ohio Education Association Rnall James A. Rhodes Assembly Ward Rountree Dayton DEA

Greek suspect charged in Cleveland abduction case

Nikolaas Midoulas, 19, of Chios Greece faces two counts of cutia and one count of aggravated robbery for a knife point abduction of Mrs. Raymond C. Consant and her 8 month old son Carman outside a Parma Heights supermarket. He fled after crashes, leaving the baby unharmed. deportation hearing set for December 13 in Cleveland.

Cleveland (Ap Nikolaas Midoulas Chios Greece Cutia Cleveland Midoulas Raymond C. Consant Carman Parma Heights Michoulas Norfolk

McDonalds Opens Downtown With Champagne Menu

SEATTLE AP The new downtown McDonald’s skipped Big Macs for a champagne and baron of beef menu catered by Victor Rosellini. A jazz trio played the McDonald’s theme as area operations manager Pat Newbury said the opening was meant to be different.

Seattle McDonald’s Hamburger Victor Rosellini McDonald's Pat Newbury

Baltimore traffic ticket mixup reaches Maryland man

Robert H. Brown of Connwingo Md says he was not in Baltimore when a ticket arrived for illegally parking there last August. He claims he was in Newark Del delivering a gift and on a date. He refuses to pay and worries about license plates next year.

Connwingo, Md Robert H. Brown Baltimore Brown Army Newark Del

Death Probe Launched In Sanibel Driveway Incident

A grand jury will probe the death of Milton J. Leake Jr., 56, of Cincinnati, found dead after an apparent vehicle incident at his Sanibel condo. Dr. Leslie McClimans of Largo was arrested. McClimans released pending inquest as Lee County authorities pursue charges.

Sanibel Island Fla Cincinnati Sanibel Condominium Milton J. Leake Jr Leslie McClimans Largo McClimans Pingr Lee County

Rhodes Attacks Belmont Merger Over College Branch Clash

Gov. James A. Rhodes voiced opposition to the Belmont County campus merger and criticized the Board of Regents for overreach. He visited Belmont and Wright State University Celina branches, urging support for local control and preserving ties to Wright State amid a plan to create a new state college. About 250 residents from Van Wert, Auglaize and Mercer Counties attended.

James A. Rhodes Ohio University Belmont County Rhodes Wright State University Celina Board of Regents Associated Press Belmont Belmont Technical College General and Technical College Wright State Imont Belmont Tech College Van Wright State Board of Trustees Andrew P

Stepped Up Patrols Cut Highway Accident Rate

State Highway Patrol reports the SMASH program has reduced accidents by as much as 80 percent in two high risk routes Route 50 east of Athens and Route 33 north of the city. The federally funded effort uses overtime enforcement across 52 areas statewide with targets of aggressive traffic control and some airplane patrols.

Robert Ekey Messenger Winter State Highway Patrol Maj David Sturtz Athens City National Highway Traffic Safety System Sturtz

Two Break-Ins Reported In Athens Police Log

Two break ins were reported over the weekend in Athens. Wilbur Edwards Jr. said about $225 was stolen from his apartment via a window. Yoo Miller reported $1,000 of stereo equipment taken after his front door was forced open. A police cruiser collision occurred Friday when Ptl. Larry Champlin, 22, rear ended a car driven by Frederick Robair, 55.

Athens Wilbur Edwards Jr S. High St Yoo Miller Fern St Ptl Larry Champlin Charles Street East State Street Frederick Robair E. Stimson Ave Robair

Center Auction Raises 11500 at Athens Mental Health Center

Area residents and dealers paid more than 11500 for antiques not used at the Athens Mental Health and Retardation Center during a Saturday auction. Bids on 300 items totaled 11560 as the sale closed at 3 30 p m. About 300 people attended with over half bidding.

Athens Mental Health and Retardation Center Ron Hacker Hacker Department of Mental Health and Retardation

Workshop on Microprocessors at Cleveland by Pro- Log Co.

Gary E. Green, a research assistant at Ohio University’s Institute for Medicine and Mathematics, attended a three day workshop in Cleveland. The event titled Designing with Microprocessors was sponsored by Pro- Log Co.

Ohio University Institute For Medicine and Mathematics Gary E. Green Cleveland Pro- Log Co

Murder Suspect Free On Bond In Athens County

Betty Fulks 37 The Plains posted 7 500 bond after arraignment on a murder charge in the Saturday shooting of Wayne Rusty Williams 43 of Athens Route 2 at Rusty’s Body Shop on Hudson Avenue. A preliminary hearing was set for Thursday morning. Williams was shot four times with a .25 caliber pistol and later sent to Cincinnati for autopsy.

Messenger Bob Wilson Jr Wayne Rusty) Williams Athens County Betty Fulks the Plains Roger Jones Fulks Athens Rusty Hudson Avenue Jones Ronald DeVeau DeVeau Joseph Vanity Williams Athens Route 2

Slip Causes Richland Flood on Richland Avenue

A small land slip near a highway project on Richland Avenue blocked Coates Run and flooded the road for about an hour during heavy rain. Police reported the area flooded at 6:20 am, and a city crew cleared the stream by 7:15 am. Traffic resumed after precautions.

Richland Avenue Service Safety Phil Goldsberry Coates Run Goldsberry

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