Review of Athens area news in the Messenger 1975
A four month review of Athens area headlines from January to April 1975. Notable items include a former policeman's appeal, January floods and protests, OU trustees approving rates, a $86 000 scholarship fund, housing code actions, job hunts, and local protests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Messenger
C. Paul Stocker
Richard
Chad) Cooley
Metropolitan Housing Authority
Hocking
Police
University
Barrett
Mulligan Road
Richland Avenue
Margaret Creek
State
First United Methodist Church
Roy
Shade River
Ray Beaty
Charles Ping
National Guard Medics Train at Athens Center
Ohio National Guard medics from the 112th Medical Brigade will train on the job at the Athens Mental Health and Retardation Center. Ten to twelve medics will work weekends with residents, assisting with exams, ECGs, X rays, and blood tests under Capt. Rolla Wagner and Sgt. Maj. Lawrence Graves. The program, first in the state, aims to ease center workload and includes psychiatric training sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Guard
Herb Amey
Messenger
Ohio National Guard
Athens
Maj
Robert Green
ONG 112Th Medical Brigade
Columbus
Floyd Sarff
Athens Center
174Th Air Defense and Artillery
Rolla Wagner
Lawrence W. Graves
ONG
Cambridge
Cambridge State Hospital
Sarff
Harry Chovnick
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Ea Carmetia Rd
O’bleness Trust
John Dean
Nixon
White House
House
Athens Osteopathic College
Hocking River
White’s Mill Dam
Police Review Board
Amtrak
Athens Mental Health Center
Alexander
Cutler Hall
Paul Revere
Central Michigan University
Ohio University
the Messenger
Athens, Ohio
Athens Bureau of Employment Services
Steve Kane
Watergate
Green
Graves
Lil
Heck’s Stores
Ronald F. Riviere
J. Staehli
Freeman Maltz
Chris A. Biddle
Riviere Center
E. Livingston Ave
Ohio
Wevarkyyveviet In
Weyl
Kam
Haiti
Prides
Andy Tig
Blue Velvet
Bobby Vinton
Grateful Dead
Staple Singers
Simon
Joe Simon
Beach Boys
First Impressions
Ohio Players
Gladys Knight and the
Pips
B. J. Thomas