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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1969
Page
2
Ohio University union president Oscar McGee says Dr. David Caul acted with union leaders to plan a walkout to ensure patient care but Caul denies any planning of a strike. Caul says he met with union officers to guarantee minimal services and supports wage raises.
Ohio University officials cite an NLRB ruling to claim union members breached a no-strike clause during Tuesday's one day campus work stoppage. The decision involved a United Mine Workers local and a New York state firm and ruled abstaining from work in deference to a sister local's picket line violated the no-strike contract. Athens Mental Health Center pickets stood at university locations as most union members honored lines and did not report for work.
A foreign car driven by 21 year old Andy K. Franks of 113 Franklin Ave. collided with a dump truck at Route 50 near a stone quarry entrance. Franks was treated at Sheltering Arms Hospital for injuries and cited for improper passing after attempting to pass a turning truck driven by Filas Jimmy Mullins of Albany Route 3. The crash occurred about 4 p.m.
Six members of Cub Scout Pack 54 earned badges and awards at the July meeting led by cubmaster Paul Chapman. Bear badges went to Danny Gwinn Randy Chapman and Dennis Howard. a gold arrow point to Paul Moore. national ist and forester awards to Bobby Secoy and Curt Gwinn. Curt Gwinn also earned sports man aquanaut honors. David Smith won the Pinewood Derby Race with runners up Dale McBride and Curt Gwinn. The pack plans a family cook out at Lake Hope in August. Kent State University graduates 80 students from the sixth annual Ohio School of Installment Credit sponsored by the Ohio Bankers Association.
Readable fragments list individuals including Charles Nichols and Charles Wingett in Athens, Debra Carr and Chauncey in Chauncey, Mrs. Benjamin Carsey in Albany, Ar mintie Ramey and Gregory Tate with Harry Mansfield, Ralph Crabtree and Mrs. Raymond Shepard, plus a transfer to University Hospital in Columbus and a Baby Boy Boone with Mrs. Howard Barber.
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