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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 09, 1976

Page

3

Road Finances Discuss Local Government Budget Hearings

Edwin Docey former Ohio Board of Tax Appeals official told SEORC members in McArthur that property assessments should fund government costs and warned against preferential treatment of certain property classes. G Kenner Bush noted progress on Appalachian Highway funding and five year state plans. The SEORC dinner in Vinton County drew 157 leaders from seven counties.

Mcarthur Edwin Docey Ohio Board of Tax Appeals Southeastern Ohio Regional Council Ducey G. Kenner Bush Seorc Highway Committee SEORC U.S Clarence E. Miller Appalachia Ohio Department of Transportation Bush Cincinnati Belpre Southeastern Ohio Robert Bob) Evans Carl Dahlberg Vinton County Wellston

Court Rulings Shift City State Labor Relations

Three U.S. Supreme Court decisions prompt cities and states to reassess ties with workers. Rulings let local governments require residency within city limits, limit overtime pay, and bar negotiations with police unions. Washington Dallas and Austin cited as early examples.

Sam Boyle Associated Press U.S. Supreme Court High Court Washington Dallas Austin Tex Congress Jerry Wurf American Federation of State

Ohio lottery winner inspired by simple life gains prize

Prada Barrett, a New Carlisle elementary teacher, won the Buckeye 1,000 top prize of 1000 a month for life, with a minimum 400 000. she plans to consider how to spend it after a TV show with her husband Paul and son Paul Walker present. Other winners include Tony Scartz and Kay Martin, with second prize 10 000to James Holbrook and several other amounts. The Athens Messenger reports lottery results and weekly numbers.

Cleveland New Carlisle Prada Barrett Kay Martin Bellville James Holbrook New Richmond Juanita Snyder Columbus William Tolliver Cincinnati Mildred Prezioso Painesville Julius Telek Ragland Marion Schwan Fairborn Edward Shelton Toledo Telek Inlaw Rose Telek

45 States Ordered to Tighten Antipollution Plans

The EPA directs 45 states to strengthen antipollution programs to meet federal clean air standards. EPA head Russell Train said stricter compliance is needed to sustain progress, while Alaska Mississippi Florida Hawaii and Oklahoma are unaffected by the directive.

Washington Russell Train Environmental Protection Agency United States EPA Alaska Mississippi Florida Hawaii Oklahoma Train

Murder Trial Set for 29 Year Old Jesse Walker

The murder trial for 29 year old Jesse Walker of Vore Ridge Road is set for Aug. 2 in Athens County Common Pleas Court. This is Walker's second trial after the first ended in a mistrial during jury seating when defense attorney Joseph Vanity referenced potential sentence. Walker is charged in the shooting death of 32 year old Thomas Lowery of Nelsonville Route 1 at Walker's home earlier this year.

Jesse Walker Vore Ridge Road Athens County

United Nations Debates Israeli Uganda Raid Anger

Diplomats predict a fiery United Nations Security Council session on Israel's raid to rescue Air France hostages in Uganda. African and other nations push for a condemnation of Israel, while the U S vetoes any measure against Israel.

United Nations N.Y Security Council Uganda Council Israel U.S United States Chaim Herzog Idi Amin Air France Amin Herzog U.N Curt Waldheim Munich Waldheim

New Jersey Enacts Income Tax for School Funding

Gov. Brendan T. Byrne signs a personal income tax law to raise 775 million dollars, with 375 million for school funds aiding reopening of public schools after a court injunction. Tax begins September 1, 2 percent on earnings up to 20,000 and 2.5 percent above, expiring June 30, 1978.

Trenton N.J Brendan T. Byrne New Jersey State Supreme Court Byrne Richard J. Hughes

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