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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1972
Page
2
The Athens County Elections Board complains about Diamond National Corp over the Data-Vote system. They demand a strong letter and on-site aid for primary elections, citing no signed contract and unpaid computer punches stored at the board office.
A study tour of Greece open to students and area residents runs June 16 to August 20 for credit or auditing. Prof. William P. Kaldis directs with Prof. Fred Leach as assistant director. The program, mostly $1100, includes air fare, lodging, and tuition for 49 days with independent travel afterward.
A Saturday showing of photographs by Clarence H White at Ohio University Seigfred Hall runs until Feb 11 and tours museums in Columbus Cleveland Indianapolis Richmond Worcester and Champaign. Peter C Bunnell directs the show and OU photography faculty member Clarence H White Jr plans to retire in June. The Feb 5 session from 9 30 to noon and 2 to 5 p m is the only Saturday opening before the tour resumes.
Cloudy and turning colder with rain changing to snow Thursday and temperatures in the lower 30s in the afternoon. Snow or rain is forecast for most of the eastern third of the nation with colder weather from the Mississippi River to the West Coast. Warm weather continues in southern Florida. High yesterday 36, low 28. Precipitation and humidity figures noted with normal monthly and yearly comparisons.
Dismissals include Mrs Harold Parker and 13 other patients while listed names include John Gose Charles Deem Sam Metcalf and Elizabeth McKnight among Athens and Nelsonville residents.
The drivers license examination station will be closed Monday February 21 in observance of the holiday Washington's Birthday per Athens State Highway Patrol Post. Union Local 1699 AFL-CIO will meet Saturday at 8 p.m. in Seigfred Auditorium.
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