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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1971

Page

2

Grand Jury Schedules Second Term Session in Athens County

The September Athens County grand jury will meet December 20 at 9 a.m. with about 20 cases, half drug-related. Prosecutor Claire Ball Jr says a new Ohio Supreme Court rule will require monthly meetings and 60 day action, shortening jail time for felonies awaiting grand jury action. Three juries are drawn yearly in September January and May.

Athens County Grand Jury Claire M. Ball Jr Ball Ohio Supreme Court

Ohio Supreme Court to hear reapportionment arguments

The Ohio Supreme Court will hear oral arguments Monday on a Republican challenge to a Democratic sponsored legislative reapportionment plan. The motion seeks voiding the plan and calling a special session by Dec. 15. A federal court has ruled the plan unconstitutional.

Columbus Ohio Ohio Supreme Court High Court John Gilligan Gilligan Supreme Court Alan Norris Westerville

Drivers Injured In Broadside Crash On Route 50 Near Guysville

Two cars collided on Route 50 near Guysville injuring both drivers. James A. Curl 22 an Ohio University student from Massillon and John Alastanas 56 of 40 North Court Street were taken to hospital for multiple lacerations with Alastanas later moved to University Hospital in Columbus. The patrol said the accident remains under investigation and noted additional Route 682 incidents involving Forest R. Bell 69 of The Plains and Stephen A. Collins 17 of Piqua plus Peggy L. Tedrow 17 of Athens who caused a rear end collision with Janet L. Zimmerman 21 of Oak Street while she turned left.

Guysville State Highway Patrol O’bleness Hospital James A. Curl Ohio University Massillon John Alastanas N. Court St Alastanas University Hospital Columbus Carl Forest R. Bell the Plains Vore Ridge Road Stephen A. Collins Piqua Peggy L. Tedrow Athens

Litton Terminates Pressmen Contract in Labor Dispute

The Litton Automated Business Systems pressmen contract is cancelled effective 1 p.m. December 13 1971 with no wage retroactivity. Union leaders scheduled a membership meeting at 10 a.m. Saturday to discuss the situation as disputes include layoffs and transfer rights.

Automated Business Systems Local 269 Athens Clyde Bronson the Messenger McBee

Athens Elks Sell Charity Newsie for Christmas Baskets

Members of the Athens Elks lodge will hawk copies of the annual Charity Newsie in the business section this Saturday. Proceeds from the sale and the Charity Ball support Christmas Eve food baskets for the needy. last year the two projects raised 850 dollars for 70 families.

Athens Elks Lodge Messenger Elks H. C. Thomas

FOP protests hiring of two Athens policemen without civil service test

The local Fraternal Order of Police objects to hiring two officers under the federal Emergency Employment Act without a civil service exam. President Ted Jones says the move sets a precedent for hiring outside civil service for specialized police roles. Safety Director Dwight Robinson notes no test is required and the hires last ten months. the men may take the exam in January to qualify for permanent status. Jones argues professionalism requires civil service and cites opposition from the state lodge.

Fraternal Order of Police Athens Ted Jones FOP Jones Civil Service Police Department Service Safety Dwight Robinson State Lodge

University issues supplemental checks to faculty and staff

John F. Milar vice president and treasurer of Ohio University announces supplementary checks to faculty and staff for the period of wage freezes. The restoration aligns with Phase II wage guidelines and 5.5 percent cap, with payrolls based on original contracts and deductions for retirement city tax and 20 percent federal withholding.

Ohio University John F. Milar U. S Milar

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