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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1974

Page

3

Penny Candy Disappearing As Prices Rise

AP reports Penny candies may vanish as costs rise. Peter F. Norton of the National Confectioners Association notes 15 cent bars shifting to 20 cents or smaller 15 cent bars. Rising sugar and cocoa prices plus production costs push candy prices higher. Norton warns sizing keeps pennies costly. 2 cent kisses possible.

Chicago Peter F. Norton National Confectioners Association Norton Ludens Inc Reading Association

Goldsberry Upholds Patrolman's Firing

Athens safety director Phil Goldsberry upheld Police Chief Ted Jones in firing Patrolman James Wooddell after an administrative hearing. Wooddell faces civil rights charges and has appealed to the Civil Service Commission with a hearing set later this month.

Phil Goldsberry Ted Jones James Wooddell Goldsberry Swanky Wooddell Civil Service Commission

Grandparents Attend First Communion in Newark

Mrs. Joseph Roback of Glouster traveled to Newark Sunday for the First Communion of her granddaughter Paula Ann Brunton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David Brunton. Also attending were Pauline Brunton, Thomas Roback and son George, and Mrs. Paul Richards with daughters Ann and Rita.

Glouster Joseph Roback Newark Paula Ann Brunton David Brunton Blessed Sacrement Church Pauline Brunton Thomas Roback George Paul Richards Ann Rita

Gavin Work Stoppage Halts CHESHIRE Plant Ops

Workers at the James N. Gavin Power Plant in Cheshire did not report Tuesday morning. Officials could not be reached for comment, but earlier reports said a contract had expired.

Cheshire James N. Gavin

Southeastern Ohio schools receive $388 567 in Teacher Corps grants

The U S Department of Health Education and Welfare and Rep Clarence E Miller announce 388 567 in grants to Meigs Local School District for 158 400 and Ohio University for 230 167 under the Teacher Corps. The two year program funds develop a sequential reading instruction plan for Meigs and an innovation education program to boost reading teaching at Ohio University and local schools.

Washington, D. C Southeastern Ohio U. S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare U. S Clarence E. Miller Meigs Ohio University Teacher Corps

UAW OKs impeachment resolution against Nixon

The United Auto Workers delegates at their international convention pass a nearly unanimous impeachment resolution calling on Congress to impeach President Nixon. ABA President Chesterfield Smith criticizes Nixon as Woodcock urges the country to accept the message and place the nation above self.

Los Angeles United Auto Workers Congress Nixon American Bar Association UAW Leonard Woodcock ABA Chesterfield Smith Smith Woodcock United States

Farrington Appointed To 2 Groups

Jack E Farrington, executive director of the Ohio Valley Health Services Foundation in Athens, was named to two advisory roles. He joins the Ohio Board of Regents advisory committee on health and an American Hospital Association panel on emergency radio communications.

Jack E Farrington Ohio Valley Health Services Foundation Ohio James A. Norton Ohio Board of Regents Farrington American Hospital Association Chicago Federal Communications Commission

Speeding Violations Across Several Ohio Cities Reported

A list of individuals from multiple Ohio towns including Pittsburgh Strongsville Athens Lancaster Columbus Reynoldsburg Chillicothe Logan Canton Laurelville and Enon with speeding fines ranging from 18.50 to 28.50 and one failure to display a slow moving vehicle sign totaling 23.50 for several offenders. Read like a police blotter entry detailing names ages towns and fine amounts.

Carolyn L. Mitchell Pittsburgh Edward A. Brun Strongsville Marian K. Fabian Athens Lucille McNamara Louis G. Holland Lancaster William Burns Worthington Karla J. Morgan Dayton William S. Carman Columbus Bruce C. Layne Reynoldsburg Olin Robinson Chillicothe Neil F. Williams

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