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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1974
Page
3
Ohio Department of Liquor Control Director Richard E. Guggenheim reports new permit applications from Steven R. Lines and David J. Sullivan for JC's in Athens and Donald G. and Ruth Ann Williams for Pineview Carry-Out in Nelsonville.
The Athens County Municipal Court lists numerous traffic violations and fines. Notables include Richard Olseth of Arlington, Virginia for driving while intoxicated with 10 days jail and 60 day license suspension, and several drivers from local towns cited for speed, red lights, and improper turns.
In Johannesburg the Star relayed a South African Airways pilot joke about fog at Cape Town Airport. He announced the plane would return to Jan Smuts Airport in Johannesburg and then claimed they were five minutes ahead of schedule.
Ohio University moves toward razing the 77 year old Ewing Hall with bids expected by late July and demolition to start next fall. Officials consider preserving stained glass windows worth an estimated 50 000 to 75 000 for sale or partial payment of the contract. most will be sold with one kept on campus or at the Trissolini Gallery to memorialize the building.
Job openings for teacher aides announced by Roger McCauley of the Tri-County Community Action Agency. Positions in Athens Chauncey and Logan offer annual salaries of 4368 dollars. applicants need a high school diploma or equivalent and good health. Applications due July 5 and available at employment offices in Athens Hocking Perry counties or at CAA neighborhood centers Kilvert Carbondale Deanville Murray City Glouster Rendville Crooksville.
Seven year old Tommy Butler brought a beach find to school saying he had hit it with a hammer but it would not open. It proved to be a 20 inch live World War II mortar bomb. A welfare officer quipped that they often find toffee apples but seldom bombs.
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