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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 15, 1974

Page

5

Abortion Law May Not Reach Athens Ohio Hospitals

Ohio's new abortion law takes effect September 16 and will likely be felt across the state with limited access in small communities like Athens. O Bleness Hospital Chief of Staff Dr. Phillip Kinnard says the local hospital will not offer abortion due to lack of trained staff and availability in nearby cities Columbus and Zanesville. He notes no staff physicians have shown interest in training, though a trained physician could apply for approval.

Columbus Ohio Athens O’bleness Hospital City County Phillip Kinnard Kinnard O’bleness Zanesville

Athens Women Trustees Seek Privilege to Perform Abortion

The Athens Messenger reports trustees consider allowing abortion under privileges to perform. Kinnard notes nearby cities offer abortions with no significant hardship. Women seeking abortions at O'Bleness are referred to United Campus Ministry or Planned Parenthood. Ohio's pre Roe law was struck down by the 1973 Supreme Court ruling, legalizing abortion in the first six months, with states allowed to regulate post first trimester. State Rep. Claire M. Ball Jr. provided a legislative analysis, noting the law seeks to protect the life of a child born by attempted abortion.

Kinnard Athens O’bleness United Campus Ministry Planned Parenthood Association Ohio U.S. Supreme Court United States Supreme Court Claire M. Ball Jr The Messenger

Small Cities Move to Criminalize Abortion Practice

The bill creates abortion manslaughter crimes by restricting abortion to physicians, imposes first degree misdemeanor for unlicensed practice, and requires informed woman consent with third party consent for unmarried minors. It bars public funds for elective abortions unless the mother's life is at risk and protects rights of conscience for providers and hospitals while facing constitutional challenges.

Abby Says Youre Asking For Trouble Should She Give Her Baby Away

Dear Abby counsels a 23 year old uneducated pregnant woman involved with a married man to end the relationship and consider giving the baby up through a legitimate agency. She urges honesty with the parents and offers guidance for unwed mothers and relocation if needed.

Abigail van Buren Abby Jim

Celery and Beef Strata Feature in Health Dishes

Marian Reeder presents herb-seasoned stuffing mix stretched with ground beef and a large celery stalk for Celery and Beef Strata. Ruth Golden highlights money-saving health ideas while showcasing ingredients including two cups chopped onion.

Marian Reeder Ruth Golden

Gamwell Family Returns From Albany Hyde Park Trip

Mr and Mrs Robert Gamwell Jr and daughter Kris return from a two week vacation in Albany and Hyde Park New York with Dr and Mrs Bernardo Gaviria and Mr and Mrs Robert Gamwell Sr They also visit Boston for The Freedom Trail joined by the Gaviria family The home recipe list follows with butter celery beef stuffing broth water and cheddar cheese baked until hot and melted Serves 6

Robert Gamwell Jr Kris Albany N.Y Mr. Gamwell Bernardo Gaviria Robert Gamwell Sr Hyde Park Boston Mass Freedom Trail’ Tour. Dr. and Mrs. Gaviria Gamwells

Strivers named Athens County 4-H Club of the Week

The Strivers 4-H Club, in its second year with 11 members, earns Athens County 4-H Club of the Week. Advisers are Patricia J. Covert and Jerry Osler. Projects span clothing foods bikes Ohio Birds woodworking gardening and photography. Community work included erecting a 4H sign and planting flowers. Activities include a Fenton Glass factory trip and a picnic. Officers are Tim Maiden president Angie Grigsby vice president Susan Adkins secretary Tony Oiler treasurer Duane Covert news reporter Terry Oiler health John Wallace safety Roger Carter recreation Bettsy Fick song leader.

Athens County Patricia J. Covert Jerry Osler Ohio Fenton Glass Factory Tim Maiden Angie Grigsby Susan Adkins Tony Oiler Duane Covert Terry Oiler John Wallace Roger Carter Bettsy Fick

4-H Happy Hunters Practice Horse Show Skills

4-H club members attended a meeting featuring halter showing lessons and demonstrations on braiding and western showmanship led by Leslie Sowle Holly Booth and Jo Ellen Williams.

Happy Hunters Leslie Sowle Holly Booth Jo Ellen Williams

Lantz couple announce birth of Jason Robert

Mr and Mrs Lantz of Wheelersburg announce the birth of their second child Jason Robert on June 21 at Scioto Memorial Hospital Portsmouth. The couple also have a daughter Rochelle age four. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs DeFeeve Hockingport and Robert L Repp of Athens with great grandfather Robert C Hess of Athens.

Lantz Repp Wheelersburg Jason Robert Scioto Memorial Hospital Portsmouth Rochelle de Fe

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