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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 10, 1967

Page

3

Annexation Bid Reopens Over Route 50E Land Parcel

Controversy over 463 acres east of Athens renews as city officials, led by Mayor Raymond Shepard and city solicitor William Rowland, restart annexation efforts to gain land and the $3 million McBee Systems plant. A July 31 public hearing was planned but delayed by a missed legal ad. petitions must be recirculated amid questions of petitioning authority and legality.

Athens Raymond Shepard William Rowland McBee Systems Messenger G. Kennes Bush Grover Rowland Ing J. G Lydia Hope Canaan Litton Industry

Denture-aid FASTEETH advertised for better fit

An advertisement touts FASTEETH as a denture aid that claims teeth feel firmer and more comfortable with up to 35 percent better effectiveness. It states FASTEETH is non acidic and has no gummy taste, helps reduce denture odor, and urges regular dentist visits and purchase at drug counters.

Complaint Session Sought By Workers

Workers at Athens State Hospital seek a meeting with state mental hygiene officials and hospital executives to air complaints against four staff members. Benjamin Fortney of Local 1782 AFL-CIO said the union does not seek removals but wants officials to address alleged obstacles at the institution. The group insists the meeting occur within 10 days, notes breakdowns in communications, and cites a dispute over female staff assigned to male wards, targeting the clinical director, chief nurse, assistant chief nurse, and the business administrator.

Athens State Hospital Benjamin Fortney American Federation of State Afl-Cio

$100000 Suit Filed In Fatal Crash

A $100,000 damage suit has been filed in U S District Court Cincinnati against Patricia A Wagoner of Athens Route 2 and Michael Matre of Cincinnati. Haskell J Parker of New York City seeks damages for the death of his son Richard D Parker who was attending Ohio University after an April Route 56 crash in Athens County.

Athens Athens County Haskell J. Parker New York City U. S. District Court Cincinnati Patricia A. Wagoner Parker Richard D. Parker Ohio University Michael Matre Miss Wagoner Matre

Three File Petitions For Township Offices In Athens County

Three area men filed petitions for township offices with the Athens County Election Board. Paul Linscott of Millfield Route 1 seeks Ames Township trustee, Glenn Allen of Nelsonville seeks York Township clerk, and Kenneth Weaver of Nelsonville seeks York Township trustee. The filing deadline for November offices is August 9, per county election director Ray Bobo.

Athens County Election Board Paul Linscott Millfield Ames Two Glenn Allen Nelsonville York Two Kenneth Weaver Ray Bobo

Had Reason For Voting Had Reason For Voting

Frankfort Kentucky account recalls Henry Clay who chaired the House for 12 years and nearly two decades in the Senate. A voter explains voting for John Pope by saying he favors a candidate with one arm to thrust into the treasury, highlighting political graft concerns.

Carbondale Boy Fined After Driving Truck

Idrus Dale Lowry, 20, of Carbondale, pleaded guilty in County Court to driving a vehicle with out the owner's consent. He was fined 35 dollars. Lowry was arrested July 6 after abandoning a truck owned by Charles Dickerson. Patrolmen said he had no permission to drive the vehicle.

Idrus Dale Lowry Carbondale Lowry Charles Dickerson Dickerson

Tigers Stalk Marine in Vietnam Jungle Encounter

John E Samples of the Lake County Marine Reservists recounts a tiger stalking a Marine in Vietnam. The surprise face to face moment led to a punch in the nose and the Marine was hospitalized for skin grafts. Buddies killed the tiger, and a jungle rumor claims the tiger fed on 43 Viet Cong before being shot.

Waukegan Ill John E Lake County Vietnam Charlie GI Joe

Guysville Man Hurt In Crash

John H. King a 22 year old from Guysville was charged with conditional speeding after his motorcycle skidded at 92 W Union St and struck a parked car. He suffered cuts but no treatment was needed. Police said damage to the car was about 150 dollars.

John H. King Guysville W. Union St King Union Depot St

Safe Job Lie Detector Test Stated

Athens police will take a suspect in the First Methodist Church safe robbery to the Bureau of Criminal Identification and Investigation in London for a lie detector test Wednesday. Chief Fred James says the inquiry has yielded little. about 25 to 30 dollars was taken from the safe likely July 2 or 3 after intruders pried the lock with a screwdriver. A Gallic Methodist case was reported July 1.

Athens First Methodist Bureau of Criminal Identification and Investigation London Fred James Gallipolis

Coolville Youth Sentenced to County Jail in Delinquency Case

William Thomas Peters of Coolville pleaded guilty in Athens County Juvenile Court to causing the delinquency of a female minor. Judge Harold Rose gave a one year jail term with the last six months suspended, effectively reducing the sentence.

Coolville William Thomas Peters Athens County Harold Rose Peters

Final Plans Draft Permits Bids At Federal-Hocking

A final draft of plans for the consolidated Federal-Hocking High School will be released by the Ohio Department of Education this week with bids to be opened after a 30 day period. The $1,250,000 building will join Ames-Bern Carthage-Troy and Rome-Canaan high schools at Stewart next year.

Ames-Bern Carthage- Troy Rome-Canaan Stewart Koehler Hockingport Rome Two Rome- Canaan High School

Commissioners View School Bridge Jobs

Routine business filled the Athens County Commissioners Monday session. After approving county bills the board toured the new Athens High School site at The Plains with county engineer Harry Dust and inspected county bridge work.

Athens County Harry Dust Athens High Plains

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