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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1967
Page
3
The Athens city board of education adopted the proposed budget for 1968 in a special session. The plan goes to the Athens County budget commission for review to confirm it aligns with anticipated income. A July budget hearing drew no attendees and no Monday meeting is planned.
Olympics suspend playground hours next week at city recreation sites. Children ages 7 to 15 urged to enroll at East Side West Side Morrison St. Pauls The Plains centers. Attendance last week totaled 725 with East Side 297 West Side 177 The Plains 150 Morrison 69 St. Pauls 92.
Two Ohio University juniors in electrical engineering were to receive 560 scholarships at the West Virginia Virginia Valley Chapter NA of ECA meeting at the Greenbrier. Recipients are Richard D. Pincell and Rodney K. Brown based on rank, academics, and need.
The Athens highway patrol investigated six accidents Friday. A cow owned by Ed Ross of Nelsonville Route 2 was killed on Route 56 near the county line. James Post, 19, of Willowick, crashed on Route 36, suffering facial and back injuries and a speeding citation. Dennis Dowler, Athens Route 3, struck Fuller on Route 50, ending Fuller on a guard rail with a shoulder injury. Dowler cited for improper passing. Ronald Noll, 18, of Somerset, rolled his car after hitting a pole on Route 50. On Route 33 north of Athens, Carolyn Conti turned into a motorcycle driven by Fred Collins, causing injuries to Collins and a passenger. Conti cited for improper starting from a parked position. A sideswipe on Hocking County road 17 near Route 93 left no injuries. Emergency squad aided 18-month-old Beth Cassell at Sunnyside Court Hospital.
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