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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 26, 1974

Page

5

Vehicle Sales Tax Collections Drop in Athens County

State figures show volatility in vehicle tax collections with Athens County reporting a November drop to 44 154 from October 67 314 and November 1973 93 452. Meigs Gallia Hocking Jackson and Vinton posted varied November changes while year to date totals for vehicles fell 1 9 percent nationally and 7 percent in Athens County.

Gertrude Donahey Athens County Meigs County Gallia Hocking Jackson Vinton Ohio Meigs Joseph Ferguson Athens

Inmate Reformatory Accord Near Collapse Continued Report

An inmate led plot at the District of Columbia Reformatory planned to seize a guard during a Christmas night movie showing and wear the guard’s uniform to access the main gate. The plan, involving homemade knives, failed as escapees fled before others could reach the gate. Negotiations with District of Columbia Corrections Director Delbert Jackson followed amid promises of visiting time and concerns over punitive transfers. A getaway car was located by Virginia state police and one escapee’s body was found nearby the reformatory.

Page Reed District of Columbia Corrections Delbert Jackson D.C Jackson Virginia

Teater Family Visits Over Christmas Vacation

Glouster and Starkville links appear as Dr Timothy Teater and wife from Starkville Mississippi visit relatives in Glouster and Springboro Ohio before spending holidays with Mrs Archie Pierce in Cynthiana Kentucky. Local relatives include Mrs Ann Good and daughter Lucille Abram plus multiple generations attending morning church.

Timothy F. Teater Amy Adam Nathan Christian Church Inverness Miss Teater Archie Pierce Cynthiana Robert Farley Columbus

Intruder Surrenders After Radio Broadcast Demands Talk

Security officials say responses would differ if Ford or family were at the White House. The intruder surrendered after hearing on his car radio a broadcast by Howard University radio station demanding to speak with Sahabzada Yaqub Kahn. The Pakistani ambassador denied knowledge of Fields, and police questioned his motive.

Ford White House Fields Howard University Sahabzada Yaqub Kahn Pakistan United States Secret Service Marshall L. Fields U.S. Agency For International Development

Granddaughter Janet Sharlike Marries Garry Burke in Lafayette

Glouster resident Mike Sharlike attended his granddaughter Janet Sharlike’s wedding to Garry E. Burke in Lafayette at the Church of the Blessed Sacrament on November 23. Janet is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Jack L Sharlike of 1232 Bleneim Road.

Glouster Mike Sharlike Lafayette Indiana Janet Sharlike Miss Sharlike Jack L. Sharlike Bleneim Road Garry E. Burke Edmund E. Burke, Jr Church of the Blessed Sacrament

Area Agencies Win 38965 Grant For Aging Programs

Buckeye Hills-Hocking Valley Regional Development District receives a 38965 grant from a state subsidy fund to finance one year operations of area aging offices. Executive director David C. Crowley says funds support planning coordinating services for the elderly. direct service funds come separately. Athens Sertoma hosts a square dance Saturday at Shade School 9 pm to midnight with Frog Stack and the Greenhorns.

Buckeye Hills-Hocking Valley David C. Crowley Athens Sertoma the Shade School Frog Stack The Greenhorns

Rainfall Above Normal Notably Impacts Area Crops Roads

Wet conditions across the Athens area show rainfall totals near 49 inches through December 24, about 10 inches above normal. Farmers report crops largely unaffected though harvests slowed by late spring rain. road crews note increased maintenance needs and erosion from high rainfall. a West Union Street business window was broken by an air gun pellet, causing $475 damage.

Peg Parker Messenger Athens Bob Walter Ohio University Geography Department Walter U. S C. L. Colmer Athens County Ken Ackerman Ackerman Goldsberry Gerald Hann Hocking Conservancy District Gerald Bentley Lettershop Plus West Union Street

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