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Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 16, 1969

Page

2

Commissioners Approve 2 Million County Budget

County commissioners approved a total appropriation of 2 025 657 40 with 752 000 to the general fund. The 1968 increase totals 66 377 96 and the budget adds 55 000 more to general fund allotments. Auditor J W Whaley said most departments received small salary raises and promised revenue figures later this week. They also worked on Regional Planning Commission funding and noted a 1968 surplus of 9 700 versus about 3 000 in 1967. They sold 12 acres near the county garage for 1 252 to unlock Route 33 bypass access. Emergency services were called to Mulligan Road accident but not required.

Said J. W. Whaley James Ed Edwards Jack White Whaley Craig Cleary Ohio Department of Highways E. State Street

Driver Found Guilty in Hit and Run Case

Athens County woman Mildred Smith of Green Meadows Trailer Park was found guilty of leaving the scene of an accident and fined 10 dollars plus costs in Municipal Court. The incident reportedly occurred January 2 involving Jo Ann Crisp's car. Smith had posted a 90 dollar bond January 10. In Amesville, Robert Powell sues Susan Powell for gross neglect.

Athens County Mildred Smith Green Meadows Jo Ann Crisp

Cities Problems Spotlight Film at Ohio University

A filmed exploration of American city issues and potential remedies will screen Thursday at Ohio University. The Metro polis film starts at 7 p.m. in Ewing Auditorium and is open to the public as part of Thursday Night Film Lecture series.

Ohio University Metropolis Ewing Auditorium

Engineering Orientation Program Set at Ohio University

Ohio University invites freshmen with engineering interests to the College of Engineering and Technology’s second annual orientation. About 250 attendees are expected at the Baker Center ballroom for a social and informational program led by Dr. Menno DiLiberto and Kenneth Reed. Richard J. Anderson of Battelle Memorial Institute will speak at 7 p.m. after a 6 p.m. dinner. registration runs 5:30 to 6 p.m. Open to the public. Ernest Porter and Lana G. Porter are noted with a separate case of neglect.

Ohio University College of Engineering and Technology Baker Center Menno DiLiberto Kenneth E. Reed the Plains DiLiberto Richard J. Anderson Battelle Memorial Institute Columbus Anderson

Trustees to Review Regents Plans for State Education Overhaul

Ohio University President Vernon R. Alden to present regents proposals at an 11 a.m. Friday meeting in Athens. Topics include out-of-state admissions policy cutbacks, increased state aid, higher tuition for Ohio students, and ending branch campus programs managed by five University Colleges.

Versity Board of Trustees Athens Vernon R. Alden Ohio University Inn Alden Regents Wiliam R. Morris Ohio University Ohio Boards of Trustees Board of Regents

Three Civil Cases Dismissed in Common Pleas Court

Three civil actions were dismissed with prejudice in Common Pleas Court. A Buchtel woman sued a Nelsonville area man for 5053.50 in damages. the suit was dismissed on the plaintiff’s motion. Hazel Smathers alleged James McDaniel beat her in a tavern. McDaniel denied the assault, claiming self defense. Athens County Savings and Loan Co. dropped a mortgage foreclosure suit against Ward L. and Ellen G. Clark over a 9200 note and 367.64 acres in Canaan Twp. A separate dispute involving three Buchtel residents and a 781 debt was settled out of court, and Evelyn Bateman sought judgment against Warren and Helen Duler over a 1967 decision.

Buchtel Nelsonville Area Hazel Smathers James McDaniel McDaniel Athens County Savings and Loan Co Athens Canaan Township Evelyn Bateman Warren Helen Dupler

Shoplifting Cases Heard In Municipal Court

James B. Goodman of Akron was found guilty of stealing $1.40 worth of merchandise from Logan's in Athens and fined 25 plus costs. Frank L. Liszt of Cleveland had a similar charge dismissed with costs assessed to him for allegedly taking $20.25 worth of books from the same store on January 7.

James B. Goodman Akron Frank L. Liszt Cleveland Logan’s Athens Goodman Lis’t

Local Names Listed for Athens Amesville Area Notices

A list of residents and family names appears tied to Athens and Amesville Route 1 including Meredith Clark Michael Abraham Ruth Wooley Mrs Gary Reynolds Marie Quick Chester Simpson Chauncey James Laughlin Stewart Billy Francis Mary Johnson Virginia Foss Mrs Clyde Dicken Mrs Gordon Page and son Mrs Claude Brew and son Benjamin Dennis.

Meredith Clark Michael Abraham Ruth Wooley Gary Reynolds Marie Quick Athens Chester Simpson Chauncey James Laughlin Stewart Billy Francis Mary Johnson Amesville Virginia Foss Clyde Dicken Gordon Page and Son Claude Brew and Benjamin Dennis

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the Regional Planning Commission Fire Department Mulligan Road Robert Powell Susan Powell Bik White Gray Brindle Fan Athens, Ohio Childrens Nowa Lee Lenore Rubin Ohio Valley Health Services Foundation City College of New York Yeshiva University Ernest Porter Lana G. Porter Millfield Ohio Board of Regents Ohio Uni Albany Sheltering Arms Hospital National Science Foundation Trustees Common Pleas Court Zenith Zenette Il Were Smith W. Union Audio-Visuals, Inc William Diles Mgr Hearing Aid Dept Obie East State North Market Logan Nelsonville Goodyear Jaynes State St
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