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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 18, 1970

Page

5

Athens County prosecutor weighs legality of firing school employee

County prosecutor Clair M. Ball Jr. said a decision on the legality of the Jean Perry firing would come early next week. Perry Heights assistant clerk Mrs Perry was ousted at a Saturday board meeting by a three to one vote. Weinfurtner asked Ball about contract obligations and the board’s authority to abolish the position. Ball advised keeping Mrs Perry employed while he studies the case.

Clair M. Ball Jr Athens County Jean Perry Perry Perry Heights Shade Clyde Pratt Lewis Moore Edward Thomas Charles Shaner Esther Dailey Robert Weinfurtner Ball Wein Pratt Weinfurther

Cyclist Hurt In Coolville Crash

A motorcyclist, 22 year old John E. Baker of Torch, was injured Tuesday on Coolville Main Street when his cycle hit a car driven by 45 year old Mildred Hodge of Vienna as she turned into a service station. Baker was taken to St. Joseph's Hospital Parkersburg with possible internal injuries and left leg damage. he was placed in the ICU with surgery planned. The crash remains under investigation and Coolville patrol notes his condition as satisfactory.

Coolville State Highway Patrol St. Joseph's Hospital Parkersburg John E. Baker Torch Baker Main Street Mildred Hodge Vienna W. Va

Donors Can Name Monkeys and Apes at Denver Zoo

Denver Zoological Foundation invites donors to name a primate by contributing 27 dollars for a cotton top marmoset or higher for a gorilla or orangutan. Names and donors will be engraved on a permanent plaque in the new primate house, with tax deductibility noted.

Denver Denver Zoological Foundation Foundation Willian Kistler Primate House Kistler

Court Removes Snediker Money Claim From Suit

The Southern Ohio Federal District Court sustained Athens City School District’s motion to strike monetary damages in John Snediker’s suit over his son Tad’s suspended status at Athens Middle School for long hair. Tad faces another 10 day suspension ending March 4 as school principal Marion Wood notes.

Southern Athens Snediker Mollica Princpal Marion Wood

Meigs Teens Adopt Retarded Boy For Experience

A group of 11 Meigs Local High School students aged 15 to 19 traveled to Athens to meet Dr. Melvin Witmer and Nancy Neaslo ney to plan activities for a young boy with developmental delays. Under the Ohio Association for Retarded Children and the Ohio Valley Mental Retardation Evaluation Unit, they aim to include him in walks and other activities while observing behavior patterns. The teens seek meaningful experience and to help someone in need, guided by their own judgment.

Meigs Ohio Association For Retarded Children Ohio Valley Pomeroy Betsy Miller Middleport Barbara Scites

Abernathy Receives Swedish Donation During Abroad Visit

The Rev. Ralph David Abernathy, leader of the SCLC, accepted a $50,000 donation from Swedish donors. Prof. Gunnar Myrdal presented the check at a government dinner in Stockholm. Abernathy, on his first trip abroad, will lecture at Gothenburg and Lund before departing for Atlanta.

Stockholm Sweden Ralph David Abernathy Martin Luther King Jr Southern Christian Leadership Conference Abernathy Gunnar Myrdal Martin Luther King Foundation Gothenburg Lund Atlanta

Driver Fined, Jailed, License Is Suspended

An Athens Route 2 man, Ted C. Kempton, 30, is serving a seven day jail sentence after pleading guilty to driving while intoxicated. He was fined $200 and costs by Municipal Court Judge Franklin Shee­ter, and his license was suspended for 60 days.

Athens

Art Expert Will Speak At Bentley Hall

Art authority Professor Richard A. Wollheim will lecture at Ohio University in Bentley Hall Room 136 at 8 p.m. on Thursday February 26 on Painting Motive Meaning. He is a visiting Columbia University professor and head of philosophy at University College London. The OU philosophy department sponsors the February 26 28 visit.

Richard A. Wollheim Ohio University Bentley Hall Columbia University University of London University College London Woolheim The Aristotelian Society British Society of Aesthetics

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