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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1974

Page

2

Bill seeks state aid for exemption areas

State Rep. Claire Ball of Athens notes that many state facilities sit in smaller communities creating service burdens while remaining tax exempt. The bill would task the Legislative Services Commission to craft formulas for state aid to eligible communities, citing Athens County and Vinton County as highly exempted. Athens city already receives about $50,000 annually for police and fire protection related to university property.

Ball Southeastern Ohio Athens County Vinton County Athens Ohio University

Rural Ohio loan supplement funds total 18.5 million

A total of 18.5 million in rural water and waste disposal funds, including 4.2 million in grant money and 940 thousand plus 17.6 million in loans for fiscal 1974, are available to finance systems in financially needy Ohio communities. Grants lower construction costs and user rates and may aid municipalities counties and non profit groups with repayment plans.

Ohio Farmers Home Administration Lester M. Stone FHA Stone

Pharmacist Attends West Virginia Institute In Morgantown

Jimmy Hartline of Super X Drugs Athens took part in a one day postgraduate pharmacy institute at West Virginia University Medical Center. Speakers from pharmacy study and government addressed the event to help practicing pharmacists track health care developments. April bond sales in Ohio totaled 36.9 million with local Athens County sales at 43055. The State Liquor Control Department dismissed a sales tax case against Roaring 20s Inc 120 W Union St.

Jimmy Hartline Super X Drugs Athens West Virginia University Medical Center U. S Ohio Department of the Treasury B. T. Grover Jr Athens County State Liquor Control Department Roaring 20'S Inc W. Union St

Local Court Records Report of Driving Violations and Offenses

A string of charges and dispositions outlines rogues gallery style citations. William H. Schall 66 Guysville faces reckless operation and DWI with license suspension. others include failure to stop after an accident, driving under revocation, and operating without a license. Several defendants receive costs and jail terms. some dismissals grant costs to plaintiffs. suspensions range from 30 to 60 days.

William H. Schall Guysville Charles C. Steele Athens John C. Beamer Willard John C. Ober Kurtz St Perry O. Downey Franklin St David Riggs the Plains James David Hoy Monticello Village Sam Fernandez Alvarez Ransom

Weather Outlook Fair and Cool With Showers Ahead

Forecast for Thursday June 13 1974 calls for fair and cool tonight with lows in the mid 50s. Friday will be sunny with highs in the mid to upper 70s. The weekend trend shows a chance of showers Saturday or Sunday, clearing Monday with highs in the low 80s Saturday and in the 70s Sunday and Monday.

OU Man Receives Mellon Fellowship in Humanities

Charles E. Clift III, instructor in Ohio University's School of Radio Television, earned one of the first Mellon Fellowships in the Humanities from the Aspen Institute. The grant runs through May 31, 1975, with summer residency in Colorado and duties at the university during the next academic year. The Aspen Institute gathers leaders to study enduring ideas and values.

Charles E. Clift III Radio- Television Ohio University Mellon Aspen Institute For Humanistic Studies Andrew Mellon Foundation Clift Colorado Aspen Institute

Hann Chosen Representative for Ohio Bicentennial Task Force

Athens County Engineer Gerald Hann chosen by the Ohio County Engineers Association to serve on the Local Planning and Local Events Committee of the Ohio Bicentennial Rural Task Force. Dr C William Swank of the Ohio Farm Bureau Federation asked to chair the task force to boost rural community participation in the bicentennial.

Athens County Gerald Hann Ohio County Engineers Association C. William Swank Ohio Farm Bureau Federation Ohio

Charles Dunlap Transfers From O'Bleness to Mount St. Mary

Charles Dunlap of Glouster transfers from O'Bleness to Mount St. Mary for unspecified reasons. The move appears to be a patient relocation or care transition in mid afternoon.

Charles Dunlap Glouster O’bleness Mount St. Mary

Athens County approves pavement marking funding plan

County Engineer Gerald Hann reports federal funding under the 1973 Highway Safety Act will pay for more than 56 miles of markings on Athens County and township highways. Nationally 175 million is authorized for three years with no local match. Work, to be let by ODOT, is expected late this summer on multiple roads including Kimberly Carbondale and Old Route 56.

Athens County Gerald Hann Hann Kimberly- Carbondale Steinmeyer Johnson Wingett Chapel-Baker Floodwood McVey Fisher Radford Harmony Long Run- Rock Riffle Oakdale Congress Run Garden Houston Belpre Pike Ladd Ridge Tick Ridge Burr Oak South Canaan ODOT

Department Head To Teach In Malaysia

Dr. Gerald Draayer, chair of Ohio University’s Department of Economic Education, takes a 1974 75 leave to teach as visiting professor at MARA Institute in Shah Alam Malaysia. He will explore cooperative programs linking OU courses to MARA and may help develop an MA in economic education for Malaysian students.

Gerald Draayer Department of Economic Education Ohio University John M. Peterson College of Business Administration Peterson Draager Faculty of Economics Mara Institute of Technology Shah Alam Malaysia MARA Draayer Arshad bin Ayub Claude R. Sowle Chandriah Appa Rao Arshad Dean Peterson Norman Palmer Office of International Studies Marge Dawn Bret Jerry Jr Europe Lewis Karstensson Economics Dr. Draayer

Retired Bus Drivers Honored at Mason County Dinner

Four longtime Mason County Board of Education transportation workers were recognized for their service. Ross Winebrenner 14 years John Scarberry 24 years Virgil Adkins 15 years and Howard Weigand 28 years received watches from Transportation Director Jack Crank. The Vernon Quartet then performed, featuring Linda Jewell Emory Roush Adrian Iy nthey and Ray Thompson.

Point Pleasant Mason County Board of Education Transportation Department Jack Crank Ross Winebrenner John Scarberry Virgil Adkins Howard Weigand Vernon Quartet Linda Jewell Emory Roush Adrian Lynthey Ray Thompson

Births at O'Bleness Memorial Hospital

Mr and Mrs Jack Proffitt Stewart welcome a son. Listed are Athens residents and others including John Pierpoint Jacksonville Arlin Radekin Albany Brian Dennis Glouster Walter Allen Freda Hoyd Luther Mayles plus families transferring to Mount Carmel Columbus and University Hospital Columbus.

Jack Proffitt Stewart Derwood Cradlebaugh Neil Wallace Tom Dunlap Ted Blackford Hazel Thomas Hazel Piskura Athens John Pierpoint Jacksonville Arlin Radekin Albany Brian Dennis Glouster Walter Allen Freda Hoyd Luther Mayles Kenneth Welch Daniel Smith Jason Ghaloom John McCune Michael Lyons Jennifer Sterling Opal Basim James Halderman Ruby Collins Eldon Byrne Mimi Shuttleworth Susan Winchell Janet Smith Violet Staten Linda Allman Charles Dunlap Mount Carmel Hospital Columbus Frank Loukx University Hospital, Columbus Helen Stidom Edith Ellis

Window broken at Carroll's Market on Union Street

Athens police report a front door window valued at 50 dollars broken Wednesday morning at Carroll's Market located at 26 West Union Street. A Washington County 4-H home improvement exhibit will be held Monday from 1 30 to 3 30 p.m. at the Washington County Vocational School with public admission.

Carroll’s Market Union St Athens Washington County 4-H Washington County Vocational School

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