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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1971
Page
4
Tenth District Congressman Clarence E. Miller applauds President Nixon's announced trip to China within ten months. He says the visit signals peace and dialogue to replace decades of hostility and emphasizes honoring allies while pursuing world peace.
Texas Eastern Transmission Corp posts net income of 13.123 million for the quarter ended June 30, up 1.468 million from 1970. Earnings 60 cents per share on 22.017 million average shares vs 58 cents on 20.061 million last year.
The Columbian Squires of the Ohio State Council gave 400 to Sister Arlene Schmeer for Mercenene cancer research. It marks the fourth annual donation as 22 Squires Circles across the state contributed about 2,000 since adopting the project four years ago. Sister Arlene Schmeer, O.P. is a biology professor at Ohio Dominican College pursuing Mercenene use against cancer. eight years ago she found Mercenene, a clam derivative, showing cancer-fighting potential.
The Hooper Ridge Church of Christ completed six new classrooms a bathroom kitchen and water system built by church men with local help. Dedication speaker Lory Brafford Jr. former evangelist at South Main Street Bethesda spoke on living stones and unity.
The piece discusses environmental damage from strip mining in Kentucky and nearby areas. It notes regulatory gaps since 1966, surface destruction from subterranean mineral rights, sulfuric acid runoff, and legal limits on liability. It profiles Leslie County figures and a local coal operator predicting future deep stripping and landscape changes.
Hospital admissions list includes Mrs Kenneth Williams of Glouster and Mrs Fred Kittle of Athens Route 4 along with several others including Michael Snavely Orville Stover Athens Route 2 James Collins Albany and multiple wives and daughters.
Oxford Miami University selects Athens resident Ronald Allen Lane as a 1971-72 Fellow among 54 seniors identified for potential college teaching careers. Lane, a political science major, is sponsored by Walter E. Busse and may assist in lectures and demonstrations while exploring academia.
The Guysville Community Church will host a hymn sing Saturday at 7 30 p m announced by pastor Rev George Gill. The event invites local residents to join in the musical service at the church.
Logan High School majorette line attends Camp Crescendo at Rio Grande College for a week of training. Members include Gayla Beougher head majorette Bonnie Bowlby Carla Hart Debbie Horsky Brenda Walker and Cheryl Dickerson. Family chaperones Carl Hart Clyde Beougher drive the group to Rio Grande. The majorettes will lead the Chieftain Marching Band in the football season.
Robert E. Rogers, 22, of Columbus was cited for speeding after his car left the roadway on State Route 374 in Hocking County. The vehicle struck a bridge abutment south of Route 664 at 12:30 a.m. Rogers escaped injury.
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