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Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 15, 1970

Page

12

TeenAge Tutoring aids Athens elementary readers

Athens High students from Future Teachers at America tutor four elementary schools Chauncey Phuns Morrison West Elementary. Tutors, trained by Dr William Inman and Willian Korea, help children with pronunciation during reading sessions funded by the federal program, earning one dollar per hour plus travel, while gaining teaching experience for college.

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Flood Damage Survey Underway for Mineral Area

Hewlett Fork and Mud Lick Flood Control Association reports 1963 and 1968 floods caused over 167000 dollars in property damage across 20001 acres. Volunteers compile causes, data, and requests for aid from state and federal agencies, with engineers and local residents detailing culverts bridges and railroad changes affecting flood flow.

Hewlett Fork Mud Lick Gerald E. Hann Athens County Hewitt Fork Mineral B&q-C&o Rail Way Jack Criss Leading Creek Conservancy Dis Clara McVey Melvin Brooks Collec

Attempted Jail Break Foiled By Wall Hole Discovery

Sheriff deputies thwart an attempted jail break late Friday when a inmate punched a hole in a wall and used a pipe and spoon to pry through a cement block. A fire was started near a wooden window frame and visitation was suspended as security was tightened. A 37 year old woman in the same jail damaged items in the women’s cell and was released on bond with possible further charges.

Sheri Haroté Sherif Shields Janet L. Lowry Bick Street

Road Repair Continues Amid Harsh Winter Conditions

County highways repair proceeds despite a severe winter. County Engineer Gerald Hann notes roads are badly broken up across county city and state systems. Weather shifts force crews to switch tasks from hauling stone to spreading salt and cinders.

Gerald Hann

Postal Delivery expansion reaches more Americans

Rep. Clarence F. Miller reports a Postmaster General plan expanding home delivery for about four million people in rural and semi rural areas. Eligible residents living over a quarter mile from non city offices may request service, with routes extended and new stops added. Lists Athens Gallia Hocking Meigs counties and others across Ohio as eligible regions.

Clarence F. Miller Winton M. Blount Miler Miller al ‘Bany Amesville Buchtel Chauncey Coolville Guysville Jacksonville Bidwell Chshire Crown City Patriot Rio Grande Thurman Vinton Gallia County Laurelville Murray City Rockbridge South Bloomingville Hocking County Chester Langsville Long Bottom Minersville Racine Reedsville Rutland Syracuse Tuppers Plains Meigs County Beallsville Clarington Han Aital Jerusalem Lewis

Six Mishaps Blamed On Icy Streets

City police reported at least six auto accidents this morning due to slippery snow cover, involving about 16 vehicles. The most serious stackup occurred on Madison Avenue at 7:40 a.m. with six cars. drivers identified were Irene M Thompson, 46, The Plains. Paul J Smith, 2, Nelsonville. Charles B Sowards, 51, The Plains. Betty J Mattmiller, 45, Briarwood. Lester L Canan, 53, Logan Route 3. and Howard W Dishon, 28, New Lexington Route 1.

Madison Avenue Irene M. Thompson the Plains Paul J. Smith Nelsonville Charles B. Sowards Betty J. Mattmiller Briarwood Lester L. Canan Logan Howard W. Dishon New Lexington

State Patrol To Receive New Officers

The Ohio State Highway Patrol will graduate 96 new officers on February 20 as the 83rd class completes training. The 87th class starts May 13 and applications are being accepted at local posts. Applicants must be 21 to 28 years old, at least 5 ft 9 in, weigh at least 155 lbs, have 20 20 vision with correction, be U.S. citizens, high school graduates, and in excellent physical condition.

Columbus Ohio State Highway Patrol U.S

Second Fire Extinguished in Athens Behind Flower Shop

City police Sergeant Clyde Beasley extinguished a second blaze behind the Athens Flower Shop early Saturday morning. The fire started in a trash can near Vere Smith Audio Visuals Service at 16 W Union St. Beasley reported no damage to the can and said he did not know if the trash can fire connected to the auto fire.

Clyde Beasley Athens Vere Smith Audio Visuals Union St Beasley

Ohio University Receives DuPont Education Grant

Ohio University was awarded a $2,500 chemical engineering grant from DuPont De Nemours Company as part of its $2.5 million education aid program. The grant supports teaching and research in physical sciences and engineering. Dr Richard Mayer accepted the award from DuPont officials Clayton Hudson and James W Richards in Wilmington Delaware.

Ohio ‘University el duPont de Nemours Company Wilmingston Del Otao University Robert Savate Ohio University Clayton Hudson James W. Richards du Pont Washington, W. Va Richard Mayer Chaman University Chemical Engineering

Olic University student arrested for flag desecration

An 18 year old Olic University student Gary D. Kasnett of Grosvenor Hall was arrested at 1:45 a.m. Saturday at the BEF on West Union Street for desecrating an American flag sewn to his trousers. He posted a $200 bond and was released. His Municipal Court hearing is set for Monday.

Olic University Y Gary D Kasnett Grosvenor Hall W. Union Street Municipal Court

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