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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1973
Page
3
Athens officials led by Councilman Tom Smith will issue a city orientation brochure for 3 000 incoming freshmen plus a 12 member speaker bureau of councilmen and city officials. The project includes printing costs and a guide detailing city departments, commissions, and official responsibilities.
County Engineer Gerald Hann pledged by next Monday to deliver a written report on the planned roadside spraying operation in Athens County. He warned that property owners may be asked for permission, and offered to bring a private firm representative to explain which chemical will be used and its effects.
Medicare monthly premiums will stay at July levels under a 60 day price freeze policy. Eugene Ermatinger of the Marietta Social Security district says incorrect premium records will be corrected and refunds issued later. The measure also covers railroad retirement beneficiaries and civil service annuitants enrolled in Medicare medical insurance.
On July 1, Ohio judges lawyers and police faced major procedural rule changes affecting criminal matters. The reforms aim to modernize Ohio justice and align with a forthcoming criminal code set to take effect January 1, 1974, with plans for uniformity across states. State Rep. Claire Ball Jr. notes the reforms conclude long studies to ensure offenders appear in court.
Earl Russell Browder former Communist Party candidate for president in 1936 and 1940 died in his sleep at 82 in Princeton New Jersey. He led the party from 1930 to 1945 and later faced expulsion as a revisionist in 1946. He will be mourned by his sons Felix William Andrew. Memorial service planned at Woodrow Wilson School.
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