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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1969
Page
3
The Athens IRS office at Matters Building 24 East State Street will provide weekly tax assistance during the 1969 filing period from 8 15 a.m. to 12 noon and 1 to 4 30 p.m. Final day for 1968 returns is Tuesday April 15. Call 592 1188 for answers and prepare returns beforehand.
Beginning Sunday, the Athens Messenger will be mailed to Mrs. Ed Moore for after 3 p.m. contact. Mrs. Moore serves as correspondent while Mrs. McAllister is on vacation.
State Highway Patrol charged Robert Dean Shover 20 Glouster Route 3 with driving while intoxicated after a two car accident on Route 13 north of Chauncey. Shover allegedly drove left of center and clipped Ada P. McCaskey 50 of Jacksonville who was waiting to turn onto Route 685. Neither driver was injured.
Admitted patients include Mrs Ellen Kresge and Mrs George McClain of Athens plus Paul Reynolds Lewis Hicks. discharged Paul Gail and Howard Guess from the Sheltering Arms Hospital.
Ohio Finance Director Howard L. Collier urged cutting subsidies for non residents as he accused the state system of funding colleges by enrollment. He criticized Ohio University and called for legislation to end out-of-state subsidies, arguing tax funds should not support non residents.
Larry F. Bailey of Nelsonville Route 1 seeks to appeal his October 30 first degree vehicular homicide conviction in Common Pleas Court. He claims improper informing of appeal rights and requests court-appointed counsel and transcript funding. Bailey, 21, was convicted after a March 10 patrol crash on Spice Lick Hill Road that killed Mae Newlan and her son Michael Thompson. He asserts poverty and was previously denied probation, with Judge John Bolin ordering prison on November 1.
County Treasurer Miss Olive Rose announced tax statements will not mail before end of January. Eight ledgers are missing from the auditor's office delaying bills until the books arrive and statements can be typed. Inquiries regarding non arrival have been frequent.
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