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Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1971

Page

2

Caul seeks full probe into Athens Mental Health Center

Athens Mental Health Center Clinical Director Dr David Caul requests a complete investigation by the governor s task force on mental hygiene and correction in response to allegations about patient releases. Caul and Attorney Charles Chaney seek aid to release about 20 patients blocked by guardians as center officials survey continued care units.

Tom Price Messenger Athens Mental Health Center David Caul Victor M. Victoroff Governor’s Task Force On Mental Hygiene and Correction Athens Caul Victoroff Athens Area Fortney Charles E. Chaney State Department of Mental Hygiene and Correction Chaney Center the Messenger Harry Chovnick Chovnick Holzer Hospital

Class of 1921 Sets Anniversary Sessions in Athens

Alumni from the Class of 1921 plan a weekend reunion in Athens with a Friday 8 30 p.m. reception in Baker Center Alumni Lounge and a Saturday program including a 9 30 a.m. campus bus tour a 10 30 a.m. class meeting an 11 30 a.m. alumni luncheon a 5 30 p.m. picnic and a 7 p.m. Ohio University band concert on the Campus Green. The luncheon and picnic are open to the public with tickets available at the Development Alumni Office and Baker Center lobby.

Athens David Scott Baker Center Ohio University Gene Thrailkill Development Davis Hall

Certification Granted in Data Processing

Alden R. Dalzell, Richard L. Davis, Charles F. Harrington, and Norwood M. Schimmel received the Certificate in Data Processing from the Certification Council of the Data Processing Management Association. Four of 869 successful applicants of 2,726 took the exam at Columbus. Harrington is Ohio University director of student services. Davis is associate director of education at the computer center. Dalzell and Schimmel are project directors in administrative data processing.

Alden R. Dalzell E. State St Richard L. Davis Athens Charles F. Harrington Golf Course Road Norwood M. Schimmel Mobile Dr Columbus Certification Council The Data Processing Management Association Col Leges U.S Canada Harrington Ohio University Davis Computer Center Dalzell and Schimmel

Ashland Hosts 34th American Legion Buckeye Boys State

Ashland College to host the 34th Buckeye Boys State with 1,360 high school seniors registering for a nine day citizenship program. The event runs through June 18 with graduations and elections on Saturday evening. Featured speakers include Neil Armstrong on June 11 and Ohio leaders Chief Justice O Neill Gov Gilligan Lt Governor Brown and State Senator Lukens across June 13 to 18.

Ashland American Legion Buckeye Ashland College Ohio University Boys State Amon Neil Armstrong Ohio Supreme Court C. William O'Neill John J. Gilligan John Brown Donald E. Lukens

Guest For 20 Years Stays In Farnborough Hotel

Major Stuart Bedford retired from the Royal Engineers Regiment checked into a Farnborough hotel for a few nights and ended up living there for twenty years. He made the hotel his home and became a local figure in the town during that long stay.

Farnborough England Stuart Bedford Royal Engineers Regiment

Nelsonville Mayor Court Fines For Reckless Driving

Nelsonville Mayor Court convicted Scott Mender of reckless operation. He was fined 50 dollars plus costs, with 25 dollars suspended on safer driving. Bobby Joe Williams of Lancaster pleaded guilty to disturbing the peace, fined 10 dollars plus costs. Charges filed by Opal Riffle.

Nelsonville Scott Mender Church St Earl Hilleary Bobby Joe Williams Lancaster Opal Riffle

Falls Grass Fire Near A Spicer Lease

The Logan Fire Department responded to a grass fire at the A Spicer lease area belonging to Bell Well Co on Keota Road off Perry Road in Falls Two. About a quarter acre of dry grass burned before crews contained the blaze. Valley Temple No. 137 Pythian Sisters will meet Thursday at 7 30 p.m. to vote on a proposed consolidation by Logan Temple.

Logan Fire Department A. Spicer Bell Well Co Keota Road Perry Road Falls Two Nelsonville — Valley Temple No Pythian Sisters Pythian Hall Logan Temple

Weather forecast outlines clearing today then weekend showers

The forecast expects a high moving east across Ohio bringing clearing skies today with cloudiness returning Thursday. Showers are likely for the weekend. Tonight lows in the 50s and tomorrow highs in the 70s to 80s. National outlook shows showers Wednesday from the northern Great Plains through the Midwest and South into Florida with cool west and northeast, warm southwest.

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