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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 27, 1974

Page

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Comedian Jack Benny Dies At 80

Comedian Jack Benny, famed for his tightwad persona, died at age 80. Born Benny Kubelsky in 1894 in Waukegan Illinois he built a career from vaudeville to radio and television. Service planned for noon Sunday in Culver City.

Jack Benny Benny Eddie ‘Rochester’ Anderson Dennis Day Waukegan Benny Kubelsky Russia Salisbury Navy Izzy Steve Allen Artur Rubinstein Charley Culver City Benny and Friends Eddie Rochester Anderson Fred Allen Allen

Women Freshmen Boost College Rolls Nationwide Enrollment Rise

Enrollments in four year colleges rose 3.5 percent this fall led by a surge in women and freshmen. The University of Cincinnati study cites 6.6 million total students with women at 3 million and a 4.6 percent freshman gain. SUNY topped totals, CUNY third, about 70 percent full time. The rise is strongest in law medicine and business fields.

Cincinnati, Ohio University of Cincinnati Garland G. Parker State University of New York California State University and College System City University of New York Allied Health Ohio University Tom Price Andrew Alexander

Computer van offers advanced education credits in Ohio

Ohio University sponsors CARE, a computer assisted renewal education program from Penn State. A van with computer system will operate at Athens Feb 10–Mar 21 and Meigs High School Pomeroy Mar 23–May 2, offering four courses in identification and teaching of handicapped children. Registration by Jan 15 Athens and Mar 1 Meigs.

Southeastern Ohio Pennsylvania State University Ohio University College of Education Athens Meigs High School Pomeroy Penn State Foundation Bureau of Education For the Handicapped U.S. Office of Education

Man With 48 Parking Tickets Marries a Meter Maid

Overtime parking ticket defendant H Ray Evans, 33, of Huntington, seeks dismissal in municipal court claiming city ordinances target locals and billing is unfair. He has supported by Attorney Charles Doorill and plans to continue January 2. Evans recently married a meter maid as a personal statement.

Huntington W. Va Appalachia H. Ray Evans City Hall Evans City Finance Department Charles Doorill Citizens For Responsive Government Doorill

O'Bleness Memorial Hospital Notes Summary

O Bleness Memorial Hospital notes list several births in the Athens and surrounding areas including a daughter to Mr and Mrs Kenneth Sharp Glouster a son to Mr and Mrs Kenneth Jones Nelsonville and a daughter to Mr and Mrs Larry Douglas Athens Names include Diane Amon Ronald Dean Susan Korn Mary Langston Gladys Howath Kathryn Sager from Athens Hazel Curtis Amesville Andrew Robson Murray City Laura Palmer Ralph Brown Nelsonville Emily Williams The Plains Maxine Ballard George Lent McArthur Barbara Tracy Guysville Arthur Goodin Albany Mary Dew Hazel Davis Hollis Cunningham George Greb Mrs Charles Baldwin and son Mrs Russell Williams and son

Diane Amon Ronald Dean Susan Korn Mary Langston Gladys Howath Kathryn Sager Athens Hazel Curtis Amesville Andrew Robson Murray City Laura Palmer Ralph Brown Nelsonville Emily Williams the Plains Maxine Ballard George Lent McArthur Barbara Tracy Guysville Arthur Goodin Albany Mary Dew Hazel Davis Hollis Cunningham George Greb Charles Baldwin Russell Williams

Fund’s Stability In Peril In Ohio Unemployment Trust

Ohio State University researcher Jerry L. Wissman told the Ohio Bureau of Employment Services that current funding for the Unemployment Insurance Trust Fund risks future stability. His study projects costs and benefits over ten years under various economic and legislative scenarios, noting that a flexible maximum weekly benefit could raise average benefits while current provisions may erode fund solvency.

Columbus Ohio Ohio State University Ohio Bureau of Employment Services Jerry L. Wissman William E. Garnes Gaines

Franklin Seeks Repose Amid Revolt in 1775 Letter

Marietta College releases a Charles G. Slack collection letter noting Benjamin Franklin sought repose rather than revolution in spring 1775. The envoy of the American cause spent a decade in England, returned to Philadelphia May 5 1775, then joined the Continental Congress and helped draft the Declaration of Independence. Franklin born January 17 1706 died April 17 1790. Copies of the letter are available from the college information office.

Marietta Benjamin Franklin Marietta College Charles G. Slack Franklin England Philadelphia Jane Congress Continental Congress Marietta College Information Office

F H Finances Undetermined After Work Session

The Federal Hocking School Board met in a Thursday work session to plan transfers of surplus to deficit funds and to prepare a temporary 1975 budget. Supt. Carmen Lorubbio indicated final transfer decisions would occur at Monday board meeting amid a looming district deficit and a debated auditor report claiming a general fund surplus.

Hocking School Board Carmen Lorubbio Lorubbio Thomas Ferguson Scrubbie Ferguson

City's Salt Pinched Pinched budget limits winter snow response

Safety Director Phil Goldsberry warned Athens will use limited salt this winter due to budget cuts. Crews prioritize major routes, hills, and fire lanes while secondary streets receive reduced attention. Citizens are advised to use snow or studded tires.

Athens Phil Goldsberry Goldsberry

Burglary Charges Expected in Buchtel Home Theft

Athens County Sheriff says charges likely today against two men for breaking and entering the home of Anna Wilson in Buchtel last weekend. A television a radio and coins were taken. the daughter reported the theft Monday night. Some stolen property has been recovered as the investigation continues.

Buchtel Athens County Paul Brown Anna Wilson

Fire at Athens Flooring Co. put out by 5 25 p.m. crew

Athens firefighters responded to a small blaze at the Athens Flooring Co. on Elliott Street at 5:25 p.m. Thursday. Workers sheltering scraps and heat tenders had left. a revived fire occurred while cleanup continued. The incident followed November's $90,000 fire at the site.

Athens Athens Flooring Co Elliott Street

Buckeye Hills-Hocking Valley RPDO Certified for Region 8

The Buckeye Hills-Hocking Valley Regional Development District earned official RPDO status for Region 8 by a certificate from Gov. Gilligan. The designation covers counties Perry to Meigs and marks the first non metropolitan RPDO. $356,490 is allotted to planning regions for fiscal 1975 including BH-HVRDD receiving $19,250.

Buckeye Hills-Hocking Valley David C. Sweet Ohio Development Department John J. Gilligan Ohio Perry Morgan Noble Monroe Hocking Athens Washington Meigs Sweet Miami Valley

Ohio elections chief cites 68 pre election financial statements

Secretary of State Ted W. Brown reports 68 statements of contributions and expenditures sent to the Ohio Elections Commission for possible violations of the new campaign expense reporting law. He notes the Ohio Democratic Party filed a partial addendum after deadlines, raising questions about timely filings and corporate contributions.

Columbus Ohio Ohio Elections Commission Secretary of State Ohio Democratic Party Ted W. Brown Brown Elections Commission Commission

Eastern Star Installation Set at Masonic Temple

Eudora Chapter No. 72, Order of the Eastern Star, will install officers Monday at 7 30 p.m. at the Masonic Temple. Officers should wear formals and attend a Sunday 2 30 p.m. practice at the same temple.

Nelsonville Eudora Order of the Eastern Star Masonic Temple

Indictment in Racine man over stolen goods case

Dencil Ray Hudson of Racine, 43, indicted for receiving stolen goods from Virgil Stanley of Athens. Meigs County Sheriff's Department says Stanley was burglary victim. In Wellston, Joe Herald Jr.'s car was vandalized after 1 a.m. Wednesday, breaking the driver's side door glass.

Pomeroy the Messenger Dencil Ray Hudson Racine Virgil Stanley Athens Hudson Stanley Meigs County Wellston Joe Herald, Jr Illinois Ave

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University of California Garland Tupper Hall John Massa McCracken Hall Strat Dou Associated Press O’bleness Memorial Hospital Kenneth Sharp Glouster Kenneth Jones Larry Douglas Paul Meade Flooring Co Logan Douglas S. Sigler Clude Gilligan APCO Rpdos Eastern Star
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