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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 09, 1977

Page

2

Mixed reviews on three years of open government policy

City officials weigh the three year open meetings experiment with public sessions drawing praise for transparency and criticism for hindering productivity and unity. Proposals split between keeping sessions public and closing some work talks to protect discussion integrity.

Robert Ekey Messenger City Council Council First Ward Harry Crewson Katz Johnson Donald Barrett Barrett Crewson

Chamber to Hire Executive Manager in Athens

The Athens Chamber of Commerce voted to hire a full time executive manager to work in Athens and give full time and attention to chamber work. A special committee will study funding for the post as part of the duties to be performed.

Chamber Athens Chamber of Commerce Athens

Energy Expert to Lecture on Survival and U S Energy Crisis

Dr Richard Anderson international energy authority will lecture at Ohio University Tuesday in Morton Hall room 237 at 8 p m The Kennedy Lecture Series and Energy Conservation Committee sponsor the talk titled Formula for Survival focusing on how the United States entered the energy crisis and future prospects. Anderson serves as energy consultant to Battelle Memorial Institute and holds a geology PhD. The event underscores energy conservation and regional development.

Richard Anderson Ohio University United States Anderson Battelle Memorial Institute Columbus Kennedy Energy Conservation Committee Morton Hall

Rules of the Rude traffic row provokes Lane dispute

Charles Reamer recounts a downtown driver who flouts lane rules on South Court Street near Logan's Union Street. A neighbor airs frustration over center lane use and left turn timing, warning of lawsuits after crashes and urging enforcement.

Joe Carp Joe South Court Street Union Street Logan's Union College Street College Somone South Court

Ohio Department of Taxation Eases State Return Filing

The Ohio Department of Taxation announces a program to simplify filing state income tax returns for residents. The initiative aims to provide guidance and tools to help taxpayers complete returns accurately and quickly.

Ohio Department of Taxation

Families Sought for Home Purchases in Athens Perry Counties

The Tri County Community Action Agency seeks low or moderate income families to buy rehabilitated homes in Athens and Perry counties. Homes cost about 16000 after rehab with no down payment and up to 33 years to repay. contact Robi Sylvia at CAA box 102 Athens route 3. Edgar Lindley announces state tax outreach with Athens Baker Center dates and toll free help line. new Idaho? no.

Tri-County Community Action Agency Athens Perry CAA Farmers Home Administration Robi Sylvia Edgar L. Lindley Ohio University Baker Center Ohio Lindley

Elliott earns ARRT nuclear medicine technologist certification

Howard L. Elliott, a registered radiologic technologist at St. Anthony Hospital in Columbus, has been certified as a nuclear medicine technologist by the American Registry of Radiologic Technologists. Elliott has four years at the hospital and is the son of Warren and Mrs. Elliott of Guysville. He and his wife Barbara reside at 641 Franklin West, Columbus.

Howard L. Elliott St. Anthony Hospital Columbus American Registry of Radiologic Technologists Elliott Warren Elliott Guysville Barbara Franklin West

Ohio University coed injured in two car crash on Hooper Street

Jane Fornshell, 19, was taken to O'Bleness Memorial Hospital after a Saturday afternoon two car collision on Hooper Street. Neal Gottfried, 22, and James F. Barnes, 34, were driving the other vehicles. Police cited icy and snowy road conditions and moderate damage to both cars.

Ohio University

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