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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1968
Page
6
Mayor Raymond Shepard said a Bucyrus firm is preparing a report on a possible Athens bus line. Officials from the firm visited Tuesday to survey plans, with a private operation and possible city subsidy. Routes would favor residential stops within two blocks and park shuttle points. service could start within two months.
Athens City PTA Council plans multiple meetings Monday at East Elementary School Athens starting 7 p m with an executive session then 7 30 p m regular meeting and 8 30 p m conference committee session Transportation congestion cited as planners may visit this week for a proposed downtown parking garage planned by Trott and Bean of Columbus UNICEF vehicles travel about four times the distance to the moon each day.
Grants totaling 1.1 million were approved for Ohio University and Rio Grande College by the Office of Education of the HEW. Ohio University received two supplemental grants, including one for 345,034 dollars.
Divorce petitions list Robert M Wieman versus Constance M Wieman charging extreme cruelty. James A Berry versus Dar lene Mae Berry alleges wilful absence for over a year with $572,224 claimed. Rio Grande grants total $194,519 for building projects. Ohio U grants total $345,034 toward speech and theater building on College Street, project cost $4,093,399 with $239,106 supplementary, and a second grant for a $2,609,237 music building. Earlier Ohio U grant was $282,675. Rio Grande seeks $228,070 for a physical education building. application approved by Ohio Office of Appalachia and sent to Washington. Margaret Ward Foss vs Conrad Foss divorce granted for gross neglect of duty. Oxygen identified 1774.
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