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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 16, 1972

Page

4

New Exemption Rule Explained for Ohio Homestead

Athens County Auditor Ruth Seaman outlines eligibility for the new homestead exemption. Applicants must be 64 by Jan 1 and have adjusted gross income under 8000. The exemption can cut property tax valuations up to 5000 or 70 percent, with June 5 filing deadline.

Ohio Athens County Ruth Seaman Miss Seaman

Harris rails against corporate socialism at OU talk

U.S. senator Fred Harris told about 1,000 in Athens that America faces “corporate socialism” from monopolies that dominate markets, influence politics, and receive billions in subsidies. He urged a broad coalition to break up monopolies, close tax loopholes, guarantee jobs, and provide a guaranteed income.

Tom Price America U.S Fred Harris Athens Ohio University Memorial Auditorium Baker Center Harris Oklahoma Campbell’s John Wayne

Road Fatalities Dip Dramatically in Southeast Ohio

Ohio traffic deaths in 1971 fell across several Southeastern counties according to State Highway Safety Director Pete O Grady. Counties Athens Gallia Hocking Meigs Perry and Vinton show declines except Hocking and Meigs both rose. state total 2359, down from 2575 in 1970. The 1971 rate per 100 million miles traveled was 4.0, lowest yet, against the national estimate of 4.7. O Grady cited continuing efforts to save lives and preserve families.

Ohio Pete O’grady Athens Gallia Hocking Meigs Perry Vinton Department National Safety Council O’grady United States O'Grady

Court Of Honor Held By Scouts In Plains Fire Dept

Boys Scout Troop 58 conducted a Court of Honor Tuesday evening at The Plains Fire Department to recognize advancement and achievement. District Committee Chairman Gordon Page addressed about 90 scouts and urged parents to support their sons in scouting.

Boys Scout The Plains Fire Department Gordon Page Tenderfoot Mike Crabtree van Huff Don Adams David Staten Mike Turrill Bruce Simpson Randy Chapman David Adams Dan Adams Darrell Erwin Mike Elliot the Plains Volunteer Fire Department Steve Day Don Turrill Howard Falk Evert Snider Richard Staten Lawrence Hunter Patricia Leake

Short Circuit Blamed For Fire In Bus

A wiring short caused a fire on an Alexander Local School District bus near Shade. Richland Area Fire Department arrived at 9 08 a m, engine under hood wiring. The driver Walter Douglas evacuated students before firefighters arrived.

Alexander Shade Richland Area Pleasanton-Shade Pete Good

Two Attend Program on Drugs In Chillicothe Course

City patrolmen Don Atwell Theodore Hutchins and Service Safety Assistant Ron Bretz join officials and law officers from 12 counties in a week long Chillicothe drug abuse program. Funded by the 1968 Safe Streets Act Athens is fiscal agent. The 15th District LE Group applied for the grant. Police Captain Charles Cochran says $36000 in federal money has been granted.

Don Atwell Theodore Hutchins Ron Bretz Chillicothe Athens City 15Th District Southeastern Ohio Charles Cochran

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