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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 17, 1966

Page

2

Southwest Athens Hill Selected For Reservoir

The city plans a one million gallon reservoir on a hill above Hillcrest Nursing Home Route 50W. Harold and Mrs. Kimes own the home and agreed to sell. Two to three acres are needed with a 60 percent grade. The project costs exceed two million with a grant application to EDA for one million and a loan for another million.

Athens Hillcrest Nursing Home Raymond Shepard Harold Kimes Service Safety Dwight Robinson Coshoct James B. Crow and Sons Pipe Co The Economic Development Administration

Must Whet Leadership Appetite at Miami Oxford

Dr. Vernon R. Alden, president of Ohio University, spoke to Miami University students and faculty at the 157th birthday observance and Charter Day Convocation. He urged students to move beyond discussion to action and praised McGuffey’s independent spirit while noting the National Historical Landmark designation of the William Holmes McGuffey House.

Oxford Miami University Vernon R. Alden Ohio University Miami Alden Ohio General Assembly Lege Old Northwest Territory McGuffey

OU Receives NSF Grant to Modernize Computer Center

Ohio University will get 175000 dollars from the National Science Foundation to run an IBM computing system for three years. The grant, announced by Congress member Walter H. Moeller, funds will support the Computer Center alongside prior allocations. An IBM 360 model 40 will be installed this month, making OU the state’s most modern facility and enabling research, student processing, and industry rental services.

Ohio University National Science Foundation IBM Walter H. Moeller George Gorsline

Patrol Cites Two Drivers After Crashes

Lawrence Edward Brown 33 of 111 Central Ave was charged with driving while intoxicated after his car struck oil drums in the Route 83 construction area north of Route 682. He pled no contest, was found guilty, fined 150 dollars plus costs, and sentenced to three days in jail. James Arthur Copeland 22 of Amesville was cited for conditional speed after leaving Route 50A west of Route 690. his car hit a concrete abutment and then a cornfield, with the patrol saying he apparently woke up after the crash.

Lawrence Edward Brown Central Ave State Highway Patrol Brown James Arthur Copeland Amesville

Bad Check Cases Heard In Municipal Court

Two young men charged with writing checks with insufficient funds appeared in Municipal Court. Donald A. Perry Jr. pleaded guilty to a $7.43 check, Patrick E. Smith pleaded guilty to a $10 check. Each was fined 50 dollars plus costs with part suspended and ordered to pay the checks. Smith received three days probation, Perry ten days.

Farley Donald A. Perry, Jr Palmer St Patrick E. Smith Bromley Hall Smith Perry

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