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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 27, 1977

Page

6

Old Carbondale company store still standing after wreck

Teresa Conkey escaped with bruises when her car crashed into the old company store in Carbondale Sunday. The impact knocked bricks loose but the building remained, fueling local hopes to convert the site into a community center with help from the Tri-County Community Action Agency.

Herb Ame Basil Cullison Carbondale Edna Hartman Tri-County Commuity Action Agency CAA Company Bob Wilson Jr

Athens health planning board studies group home plan

The Areawide Review Committee of the Ohio Valley Health Services Foundation will meet at 7:30 p.m. Thursday at the OVHSF office to discuss a proposed children’s mental health group home on Dairy Lane serving Athens Hocking and Vinton counties. The plan followed controversy over demolishing a Dairy Lane barn and may lead to a new site.

Athens Health Planning Agency Ohio Valley Health Services Foundation Inc OVHSF Blue Line Drive Community Mental Health and Retardation Services 648 Dairy Lane Athens Hocking Vinton Nelsonville 648 Board State Mental Health Department

Abortion Fund Dispute Fails in Conference Committee

Congressional clash over using federal funds for abortions ends with no compromise. House voting next on HEW Labor Education Welfare appropriations bill as Senate stance remains. Debate centers on incest rape medical necessity and life of the mother exceptions amid party resistance.

Washington House Senate Departments of Labor and Health, Education and Welfare Rep Louis Stokes Ohio Conference Daniel Fiood D-Pa Appropriations Departments of Labor Conference Committee Warren Magnuson Dwash Edward Brooke Rmass

Canton Safety Forces Strike Over Salaries

Canton Ohio police and firemen walked off duty in a salary dispute leaving the city of about 110000 with limited protection. A court injunction was signed but not immediately served as the mayor asked council to reconsider funding increases via a city income tax before fall elections.

Canton, Ohio Ohio Stark County Common Pleas Court Harold DeHoff Sheriff's Department Stanley Cmich Thomas Kilcullen Kilcullen David Maser Fraternal Order of Police City Hall Stark County George Papadopolos Highway Patrol Massillon Gerald Prestier FOP Canton

Social Security expands SSI to 18 year olds with disabilities

Ed Peterson, Social Security manager in Athens, says disabled people who were born with a disability or became disabled early may receive Supplemental Security Income payments at age 18 regardless of parental income. Eligible individuals can start SSI at 18 or 21 if in school, with eligibility affected by family income and resources. Information on applying is available at any Social Security office.

Ed Peterson Athens

ARC approves grant for Southeastern Ohio education agency

The Appalachian Regional Commission approves a 34722 grant with 207130 federal and 141612 state local funds to support the Southeastern Ohio Regional Education Service Agency in Athens. Covering ten counties including Athens Gallia Hocking Jackson Meigs Monroe Morgan Perry Vinton and Washington the agency will continue planning development of programs such as a resource center handicapped children services and community education. The Appalachian Development Office and the Department of Economic and Community Development administer the ARC program in Ohio.

Appalachian Regional Commission Southeastern Monroe Morgan Perry, Vinton Washington Department of Economic and Community Development Appalachian Development Office ARC Ohio

Miller Opposes National Instant Voter Registration

Rep. Clarence Miller of Lancaster criticizes President Carter’s national instant registration plan as ineffective against voter apathy. He argues turnout depends on citizen participation and argues the plan could invite fraud and trigger last minute smear campaigns to mobilize unregistered voters.

Carter Ohio Clarence Miller Lancaster Miller

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