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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 29, 1965

Page

3

Draft-Age Ohio Men May Not Be Called Despite Higher Quota

Selective Service headquarters says draft-age students and married men in Columbus are unlikely to be drafted despite President Johnson ordering boards to double quotas amid the Vietnam crisis. Col. Raymond Clouse expects Ohio's monthly quota to rise to about 1600 men, from 700 to 900 previously, though he has no details yet.

Columbus Ohio Selective Service Raymond Clouse Johnson Clouse

Local Dinner Guests and Midwest Weekend Visit (fictionalized headline)

Zaleski Mrs. Charles Vansky and sister Mrs. Lou Huffman dined with Mr. and Mrs. John Potter at their cabin near Youths' Camp. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Harris and sons of Gahma visited Ella Hays and Kenneth. Indianapolis visitors, including Mrs. James McKibben, stayed overnight at the McKibben home. Bess Ferguson arrived in Indianapolis from Port Lavaca Texas. she is a Port Lavaca teacher and stepdaughter of the late Estella Atkinson Ferguson, a sister of Mrs. McKibben.

Charles Vansky Lou Huffman John Potter Thomas Harris and Sons Gahma Ella Hays Kenneth Donald Mc. Kibben Indianapolis Ind James McKibben Bess Ferguson Port Lavaca Texas Ferguson Estella Atkinson Ferguson McKibben

Bus Bill Faces House Floor Amid Tax Controversy

Ohio House weighs a bus service bill for private and parochial pupils amid opposition. Senate advances 279 million from a 290 million bond issue for capital improvements, while the House rejects Senate amendments to a 634 million school foundation bill and a large pension measure. A Columbus income tax exemption proposal for lawmakers is introduced following a Supreme Court ruling. Conference committees are named to resolve differences on several measures, including a governor pay raise and the creation of a new state university in Day.

Columbus Ohio House Senate Assembly House Ohio Robert F. Beckman R Hamilton Jim Thorpe R-Stark Ohio Supreme Court Charles H. Jones R-Butler

Fugitive Nursing Home Operator Captured in Louisiana

Cleveland prosecutor Corrigan says extradition will begin for Eugene H. Woods held in New Orleans on a larceny by trick indictment. Woods ran two New Orleans area restaurants with nurse Angela Mahl aiding his Ohio nursing home scheme and used an alias to hide from authorities.

Cleveland Cuyahoga County John T. Corrigan New Orleans Eugene H. Woods FBI Woods Eugene Frederick Angela Mahl Ohio Miss Mahl Sandusky U. S al Strain Sheriff's Department St. Tammany Parish Wallace Laird

Lima Officials Threaten Police Shutdown Over Budget Dispute

Lima officials threaten to withdraw from the local government fund and abandon a half million dollar police force after Allen County refused to meet the city budget request. City Auditor Rentz and Finance Chairman O Connors cite a 14 percent drop in local funds to Lima over five years and accuse the Budget Commission of punishing the city for having an income tax.

Lima P— Lima Allen County Robert Rentz County Budget Commission Rentz Finance Committee Neal O’connor O’connell Budget Commission

Ohio Senators Back Social Security Health Care Bill Vote

Washington report notes two Ohio Democrats Frank Lausche and Stephen Young joined the majority as the Senate approved the Social Security Health Care Bill by 70 to 24 and sent it to the White House.

Washington Ohio Frank J. Lausche Stephen M Young Senate White House

Ark Oil reports two Ohio wells reach gas flow milestones

Kin Ark Oil Co. says a wildcat discovery in Huron County Ohio reached 4100 feet testing four million cubic feet of gas per day on open flow after a 15 hour test. The firm also announced completion of a flowing gas development well in Wayne County Ohio.

Tulsa Okla Kin- Ark Oil Co Huron County Ohio Wayne County

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