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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 08, 1973

Page

2

County School Board Seeks Amount Of Funds Available

Athens County School Board wrestled with budget figures delaying approval of the 1973 budget. Supt George Christman proposed a $103 048 budget after trimming padding figures and noted a Dec 31 general fund balance of 34045. The board plans a 7 pm Thursday work session to review the figures and consider an official audit by the state.

the Messenger Athens Ohio County School Board Athens County School Board Genesis George Christman State Department of Education Christman Charles Shaner Nick Cardaras Shaner Cardaras

Athens County Board reorganizes holds January meeting

The Athens County Board of Education reelected Charles Shaner as president and Nick Cardaras as vice president. It moved to the second Saturday monthly meetings at 7 30 p m in the county superintendent’s office.

Athens County Board of Education Charles Shaner Nick Cardaras W. State St

Plains Water Sewer Contracts Delayed by Paperwork

Athens County commissioners re elected John Law as chairman and James Edwards as vice chairman in 1973 reorganizations. The Plains water sewer project, budgeted at 1.75 million, faces further delays as federal paperwork is completed. Contracts for the City-County Health Building may be awarded today before bid expirations.

John Law Sand Ridge Athens County Commissioners James Edwards George Mara The Plains Health Department Joe Kasler

Athens Police Chief inaugurates daily news conference

Athens Police Chief Charles Cochran introduces a daily 10 am news conference to improve efficiency and accuracy in releasing information. Reporters waited as Cochran was unavailable, saying little beyond that there is nothing for release. Mayor Barrett supports the policy as a proper exercise of authority. Estel Ward, 51, of 51 E State St, transported to O'Bleness Memorial Hospital at 7:18 am after breathing difficulties.

Athens Charles Cochran Cochran Rick Mount Donald Barrett Estel E. State St O’bleness Memorial

Eleven Athens County defendants charged in court action

Eleven persons faced a mix of charges in Athens County Municipal Court with several drunk driving cases. Pleas included guilty pleas for Karen White resisting arrest and disorderly conduct, Thomas R Shields reckless operation, and others for speeding and intoxication with fines and jail terms. Forfeitures included James Johnson, Ingvald Jarrud, Edward Merry and Ronald Smith among others listed.

Athens County Karen White Hudson Athens Ptl Charles Misner Thomas R. Shields Millfield State Highway Patrol Martha G. Davis Nelsonville Jeanne Gerard Columbus Harold D. Withrow New Plymouth James M. Stewart Mill St Buckeye Mart John S. Butler Edwin Charle Morris Ave James Johnson Logan Ingvald O. Jarrud Poland Ohio J. B. Vanity Jr Athens City Edward D. Merry Bidwell Ronald Smith Gallipolis

Woman Driver Cited By Police

POMEROY One person was cited after an accident reported by the Pomeroy Police Department at 6 20 p m Saturday. Dorothy Riley 51 Pomeroy was west on W Main Street and swerved to avoid a motorcycle and struck a wall. Heavy damage occurred. Riley was cited for driving while intoxicated and leaving the scene of the accident.

Pomeroy Dorothy Riley W. Main Street

Weather data report for Monday January 8 1973

The report shows yesterday high 22 and low 16 today with humidity at 58 percent yesterday 58 percent at 4 pm and 48 percent at 9 am. Precipitation yesterday none total this month .84 inches departure from normal .07 below. Sun sets 5 23 pm rises 7 49 am. Pressure 30 39 adjusted to sea level at 9 am. Data from Ohio University geography dept and U.S. Observer C L Colmer.

Plea Change in Ohio University Theft Case

Steven White, former Ohio University student, changed his plea to guilty in Common Pleas Court on breaking and entering connected to the June theft of rings from Cornwell Jewelry. He awaits sentencing after a probation report, with 72 rings recovered from the defendant's car trunk.

Steven White Ohio University Cornwell White Common Pleas Michael Nolan Nolan J. B. Vanity, Jr

Precincting Delayed for Athens May Primary

Athens County Elections Director William Howe says there will be no re precincting for the May primary. He advised the elections board to wait after the primary due to possible changes in voting law from the new Ohio legislature. May voting will proceed as before with overloaded precincts split into manageable sizes.

Athens County William Howe Elections Board Ohio Howe

OU Graduate Is Promoted to Six-State Sales Manager

John Moore, an Ohio University graduate now with Associated Spring Corporation, has been named manager of a six state sales territory. He previously served as customer service manager at the Plymouth Michigan division and holds a commerce degree from OU.

Bristol

Oldsmobile Sets Record In December

Oldsmobile Division posted 771,280 calendar year 1972 sales, climbing to third in domestic car sales. December deliveries reached 71,491, beating the prior December high of 57,181 and surpassing the 1965 record. Howard H. Kehrl and William J. Buxton announced the figures.

Lansing Mich Oldsmobile Howard H. Kehrl William J. Buxton Olds

Athens-Hocking Board of Realtors set to install officers

Newly elected officers will be installed at a noon meeting January 17 in Ohio University's Baker Center. Pat McCleay is president, Laura Jones vice president, Betty Crow secretary treasurer, John White trustee, Ernest Conant alternate trustee, and Doris Woodworth sales representative.

Athens-Hocking Board of Realtors Ohio University Baker Center Pat McCleay Laura Jones Betty Crow John White Ernest Conant Doris Woodworth

Athens driver clips building while turning near Moore's Shoe Repair

An Athens motorist Ruth M. Mosier 53 Bear Road attempted a turn into an alley off W Union Street at 8 55 a m Thursday and clipped a building damaging drain pipes no citation was issued per Athens police authorities reported.

Athens W. Union Street Ruth M. Mosier Bear Road Moore

IAFF Local 2021 Installs Officers in Athens

Officers and executive committee of Local 2021 IAFF were installed at the fire department headquarters in 1973. William Van Sickle was named president with Jerry Robertson as vice president and Robert Bryan as secretary.

International Association of Fire Fighters Fire Department William van Sickle Jerry Robertson Robert Bryan David Linscott Leroy Bailey Mont Bennett Ronnie Walls Robert Canning Richard Haddox IAFF Athens City

President to Speak in Toledo at University Mothers Club Dinner

Ohio University President Claude R. Sowle will address the Toledo area Mothers Club dinner at 7 30 p m at the Carroner Hunt and Polo Club He will answer questions from attending parents and an audio visual on Ohio University will follow presented by J David Scott director of alumni affairs and his wife

Ohio University Claude R. Sowle Toledo Area Ohio University Mothers Club Sowle Carroner Hunt J. David Scott Scott

Morning Fire Destroys Home on Ashton Upton Road

A Monday 2:30 a.m. house fire on Ashton Upton Road destroyed a home occupied by Miles Milton and owned by Raymond Brumfield. The Point Pleasant Fire Department arrived as the blaze was out of control. Damage estimate and cause were not determined.

Point Pleasant Ashton- Upton Road Miles Milton Raymond Brumfield Nork

Four Mason County drug defendants enter pleas in circuit court

Four men pleaded innocent and two admitted guilt on drug charges in Mason County Circuit Court on Monday. Judge James Lee Thompson scheduled Jan. 29 trials for the innocents, with bonds set at 1500 dollars.

Point Pleasant Mason County West Virginia State Police James Lee Thompson Michael B. Carlisle Henderson John P. Halstead William Bill) Henry Gallipolis Ferry Eddie P. McDermitt Halstead Thompson Sandra Pierce Karl A. Blaine Hogsett Blaine Donald Blankenship Albany Ohio Nicholas “Nikki”’ King

Vandalism Hits New Home Foundation in Point Pleasant

Meadowbrook area house under construction in Point Pleasant sustained damage when the cement block foundation was toppled and boards cast into mud. Dave Robertson reported the Friday morning incident to Point Pleasant police. investigation continues.

Point Pleasant Meadowbrook Dave Robertson

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