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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 13, 1977

Page

2

Ohio House Advances Benefit Bill Expands Unemployment Reach

The Ohio House approved a 66 25 vote on a substitute benefits bill to include substitute teachers private and parochial school staff unclassified public workers and some agricultural laborers. Sponsor Rep. Leonard J. Camera said the measure aligns state law with federal standards though he has reservations about extending benefits to financially pressed parochial school employees.

Columbus, Ohio House Leonard J. Camera Lorain Senate Camera Ohio

Rally Participant Charged In Fourth of July Klan Rally Case

Cincinnati man George Preston, 29, was bound over to Franklin County Common Pleas Court on two felony counts inciting to violence and felonious assault after being arrested at the Statehouse steps rally. He appeared in municipal court with no trial date set and remained free on a personal recognizance bond.

Columbus, Ohio Cincinnati Statehouse Franklin County Common Pleas Court George Preston Franklin County Sidney Golden Preston Golden

Cincinnati police press for tougher action on city prostitution

City officials urge police to pressure courts to curb downtown prostitution in Cincinnati. Lt. Donald Byrd says repeat arrests yield no jail time and little deterrent as defendants pay only costs or fines. Police decoys report heavy john activity and rapid arrests, signaling strained paper work.

Cincinnati Donald Byrd

Nurses Convicted in 1975 VA Poisoning Case

Filipina Narciso and Leonora Perez were found guilty by a federal jury of conspiring to poison patients at a Veterans Administration hospital in 1975 with Pavulon. Narciso was acquitted of one murder and one poisoning count. Each defendant faces life imprisonment on the poisoning convictions.

Detroit Filipina Narciso Ypsilanti Leonora Perez Ann Arbor Miss Narciso

DeCrow to lead European women’s role tour for Amex

Karen DeCrow, former NOW president, will spend 17 days guiding a European tour for American Express to compare women's roles in four countries with the United States. The trip visits Sweden Ireland and Denmark, aiming for educational insight and enjoyment.

Syracuse N.Y Karen DeCrow National Organization of Women American Express United States Sweden Ireland Denmark

OPEC Split Spurs Price Freeze Clash Across Ranks

Radical OPEC states vow to resist any price freeze pushed by Saudi Arabia and Iran for 1978. Libya’s oil minister warns of a split if Saudis stick to the plan, while Algeria urges corrections to the $12.70 per barrel level before year’s end and Venezuela aligns against a hold.

Stockholm Sweden Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries OPEC Saudi Arabia Iran Libya Ezzedin Mabrouk Venezuela

Barn to Be Razed at Athens Mental Center

Local citizens failed to stop the razing of a vacant 10 year old dairy barn on the Athens Mental Health and Mental Retardation Center grounds. The barn will be torn down to make room for a 19 bed group home for emotionally disturbed children though an arts and crafts school may be considered in one existing brick building. Leaders scheduled a August 3 meeting with arts groups and officials to discuss leasing a center building to an established organization for the school.

Robert Ekey Messenger Athens Department of Mental Health and Mental Retardation O.E. Anderson Nelsonville Anderson Athens County Fairgrounds Friends of the Trisolini Gallery Hocking Valley Arts Council

Kozol condemns public schools for regimentation and inequity

Ohio University hosts Jonathan Kozol who criticizes American public schools for tracking and class structure. He likens student experiences to wartime indoctrination and calls for sustained action to reform the education system and realize a just, egalitarian nation.

Heidi Knapp Calley Jonathan Kozol Kozol Ohio University Morton Hall Boston America

Bloodmobile Surpasses Quota In Athens Blood Drive

The Red Cross Bloodmobile exceeded its two day quota in Athens on Monday and Tuesday collecting 244 pints amid a critical regional shortage. Donors gave 155 pints Monday and 89 pints Tuesday surpassing quotas of 150 and 75. Community support came from Athens Kiwanis Club and local volunteers including Nancy Snedden Tom Burns and Gail Chapman among many others.

Red Cross Athens Central Ohio Red Cross Blood Center Columbus Nancy Snedden Tom Burns Clyde Baker Gail Chapman James G. Ford Robert Stanley Henry Stein Mary Coxsee Pat Brickles Ann Ellis Joyce Reed

Interim Officer Named Interim Officer Named

A new patrolman, Jerry Elgin of Belpre, age 28, has been temporarily appointed to the Athens Police Department to help ease a manpower shortage until three vacancies are filled. Elgin, who previously worked as a dispatcher and patrolman for Athens before joining Belpre, took a civil service test last month and will serve as a dispatcher during the interim. Police Chief Ted Jones cited emergency staffing rules and expects final appointments by August 1.

Athens Police Department Jerry Elgin Belpre Donald Barrett Elgin Ted Jones Civil Service Jones

Police and Fire Reports From Middleport Council Meeting

Middleport recorded 44 arrests, $114 in merchant police collections, $48 in delinquent bills, and $763.75 in parking meter takes. Police cruiser mileage reached 3,728 with 656.5 gallons used. car 20 stayed in for a valve job five days. Eight accidents were investigated and 57 meals served to prisoners. Fire Chief Robert Fisher said 276 calls in six months and 30 calls in June.

Middleport J.J. Cremeans Middleport Council Cremeans Martha Howell Robert Fisher Middleport Fire Department

Man Arrested for Not Returning Borrowed Pickup Truck

A Texas man, Dennis M. Bailey of Houston, was arrested by Athens City police after allegedly not returning a borrowed pickup truck. The incident followed a report by Charles Sanford of 10 Brown Ave. A Richland Avenue residence was where the off duty deputy spotted the truck at 11:15 p.m. Bailey faces an auto theft charge and a hearing in Municipal Court on July 18, with a $300 bond set.

Texas Athens Dennis M. Bailey Houston Charles Sanford Brown Ave Bailey Sanford Ken Romine Richland Avenue

Commission Discusses Aids for Handicapped in Athens

Athens Community Relations Commission discussed problems faced by the handicapped including housing shortages and parking. They noted 10 percent of residents may be handicapped, with funding cited as a major obstacle. Irene Sinclair and Elaine Seelhorst were sworn in as new members.

Larry N. Neichter White House Helsel Jimmy Carter Athens Phyllis Katz Columbus Elaine Seelhorst Katz Ellsworth Holden Hessel Center For Human Development Ohio University Community Relations Commission Irene Sinclair Sinclair

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