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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 06, 1973

Page

2

Athens Eyes New Housing Inspector To Ease Code Workload

Athens Ohio faces a heavier code enforcement load after Ohio University reclassified housing. Mayor Barrett said a new inspector could be hired under existing salaries to handle 196 annual inspections. The council also advanced lighting upgrades on Richland Avenue and considered a humane traps ordinance.

Athens Ohio University Donald Barrett Barrett Council Jack Coon Robert Finsterwald Kenneth Collins Goldsberry City Hall E. State

Moratorium Hearing on Richland Avenue Construction

City Council heard a six month commercial construction moratorium proposal for Richland Avenue. About six visitors attended, four speaking, with concerns leaning toward the widening project rather than the moratorium. Councilman Tom Smith introduced the measure.

Richland Avenue Tom Smith

Kahler Explains Scout Changes At Athens Club

Boy Scout District Executive Phil Kahler outlined major changes in scouting to Athens Kiwanis Club. He cited more flexible advancement, 125 merit badges, broader Explorer roles including girls, and programs like SOAR and Operation Reach. He warned about leadership and funding gaps, with $24 needed per scout yearly in the Hock Hocking District.

John H. Meyer Kahler Athens Athens County Bar Association Hock-Hocking Kootaga Area Parkersburg

What If Thinker Talks Future at Athens Rotary

Dr. Dennis Livingston an idea consultant spoke at the Athens Rotary Club on a concept called fun forecasting. He warned on teaching future alternatives and noted Athens reflects upcoming changes due to strong human relations and diverse lifestyles. Livingston is in town for United Campus Ministry to lecture at Ohio University and discuss future classes.

Dennis Livingston Athens Rotary Club Ohio University Inn Livingston University of California At Davis Case Western Reserve University Cleveland Athens United Campus Ministry Ohio University

Weather Forecast Readies Cold Front Across Regions

National forecast calls for cold conditions Tuesday for most areas except Gulf and south Atlantic. Central Rockies and Plains expect snow, California coast sees showers. Local forecast shows cloudy conditions through Wednesday with lows in 30s and highs near 40s, hinting at more cold and possible snow late week.

Gulf South Atlantic States Central Rockies Plains California

Forged Checks Circulate in Athens Region

Athens Sheriff Paul Brown and Athens police investigate a string of forged checks linked to The House of Sewing in Nelsonville. About 250 unaccounted checks bearing The People's Bank in Nelsonville were used or cashed in The Plains Athens and Logan after the store closed.

Athens Paul Brown House of Sewing Nelsonville Brown Plains Logan People’s Bank Charles Cochran

Sandwich Buffet Planned During OU Budget Hearings

Ohio University opens its budget hearings from Wednesday to Saturday with Baker Center providing a sandwich buffet in the R. L. Morton Hall lobby. Buffet begins at 7 p.m. after the 5 to 7 p.m. budget presentation periods.

Ohio University Baker Center R. L. Morton Hall

Woman Injured In Fall At Home In Athens

Athens Fire Department squad aided Mrs. Zoa Beebe after she fell from a bathroom stool striking the tub. She was transported to O Bleness Memorial Hospital and admitted for treatment for possible head and chest injuries at 174 Second Street.

Athens Fire Department Zoa Beebe

Police Press Conference Policy Topic At City Meeting

Mayor Donald Barrett will host a Thursday meeting with Cochran and police officials to discuss news release policies. The City Council investigation follows Ohio University Post questions about the policy and media concerns.

Donald Barrett Charles Cochran Cochran Ohio University Post Brad Davis Council Harry Crewson The Post Publishing Board

Chauncey Deputy Vehicle Registrar Re-Opens Office

Mrs. Anne Frazee deputy motor vehicle registrar for Chauncey has reopened her office at 36 May Ave after illness. She is accepting reservations for 1973 auto licenses and callers may reserve by phone.

Anne Frazee Chauncey May Ave Frazee

Sowles Stamping Area For Money

University President Claude R. Sowle and his wife Katie visit Lancaster Ohio to meet residents and taxpayers about the role and funding of Ohio University. They discuss enrollment trends and the need for adequate state support to keep OU education available for Ohio youth.

Lancaster Ohio University Claude R. Sowle Katie Ohio Sowles Sowle Lan

Births at O'Bleness Memorial Hospital

Birth announcements list Mr and Mrs Duane Pierce Athens a son and Mr and Mrs Charles Drakes Glouster a daughter along with Mr and Mrs Charles Mallone McArthur a son. Admitted patients include Lydia Lavelle Carol Lee Ross Mrs Walter Porter Walter Hails Elizabeth Upp Lynn Holgren Herbert White Rhonda Markins Zoa Beebe all of Athens plus Edith Reed Frederick Dillon The Plains and others from Glouster Nelsonville Chauncey and nearby towns.

Duane Pierce Athens Charles Drakes Glouster Charles Mallone McArthur Lydia Lavelle Carol Lee Ross Walter Porter Walter Hails Elizabeth Upp Lynn Holgren Herbert White Rhonda Markins Zoa Beebe Howard Warner Kenneth Perry the Plains Edith Reed Frederick Dillon Timmie Marsh Wesley Pierce Nelsonville Lila Carman Chauncey Pearl Campbell Chesterhill Clyde Deeter Stewart

Thieves Net Over $2000 In Break-Ins Reported In Athens

Athens police said two break ins yielded more than 2000 dollars in checks and merchandise. Jack Armbruster reported his rear door kicked in while away for the weekend with 1400 dollars of travelers checks a camera equipment and a color TV taken. Mike Depompei said a rear door entry at 10 p.m. Monday saw 600 dollars worth of cameras pistols and clothes stolen.

Athens Jack Armbruster W. State St Mike Depompei May Ave

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