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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1970
Page
3
Howard Metzenbaum, a Democrat running for U S Senate, criticizes Nixon inflation policy and calls for budget cuts, not hikes, in federal ceilings on loans. He urges shifting funds from space and defense to education, pollution control, and urban-rural programs while stressing domestic issues and poverty.
Mrs. William Ramos of Ohio University urged a commitment to change in a January Moratorium workshop amid Martin Luther King Jr.'s birthday observances. The Athens Peace Committee erected three shacks on College Green to symbolize My Lai, Resurrection City, and nearby homes, with 18 sleepers and growing participation as the day wore on. Dr. Robert Whealey offered five participant profiles and outlooks on whether the Moratorium will endure, noting ongoing war visibility and strategic divisions among supporters. A memorial service and King’s requiem mass closed the night for Pinkville participants.
About 30 social science teachers and administrators are expected to participate in an Ohio University program funded by a $45,000 National Science Foundation grant. An earlier Messenger notice said 15 would participate, but the plan now calls for 15 from each of two school systems, Columbus and Lancaster.
A string of traffic penalties lists Daniel from Chatfield 21 of Lucasville Route A for improper starting with patrol costs Aziz 8 Foray 38 of Monticello Village cited for driveway violation with five dollars and costs Guy 8 Bogls 25 Logan without a valid license fined ten dollars and costs a Marshfield road patrol and costs are noted along with D Barker 39 of Cossille Route for defective exhaust with eighteen dollars in fines.
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