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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1972

Page

3

Thousands Hurt By Fireworks Across Nation

Chicago report notes that despite bans and laws, thousands are injured each Independence Day due to fireworks. FDA allowance of Class C sparklers drew critique from NFPA official Denel Richardson. Phil Dykstra urged banning all but licensed displays after a NFPA NSB study linked Class C fireworks to 42 percent of injuries.

Chicago National Safety Council Denel Richardson National Fire Protection Association NFPA Boston U.S. Food and Drug Administration FDA Richardson Phil Dykstra National Society For the Prevention of Blindness

TOPICS Traffic Improvements Cut Red Tape in Ohio

TOPICS Traffic Operations Improvement Programs speed road work across Ohio with 50 50 cost sharing and quicker waivers from federal rules. Greene Mahoning Cuyahoga Trumbull Richland Hamilton Franklin counties participate as 43 area wide plans and 72 early projects progress. The program aims to ease congestion with signal upgrades bus bays and minor widening while avoiding delays of major highway projects.

Boden Ohio Greene Mahoning Cuyahoga Trumbull Richland Hamilton Franklin

Jury Picked In Robbery Kidnap Case Stop-N-Go Trial Begins

Jury selection stretched into the morning in Athens County Common Pleas Court for the robbery kidnapping case of Michael Warner after defense attempts to move the case and exclude the press. Prosecutors plan to present witnesses later today and take the jury to the crime scene at the Stop-N-Go market on Stimson Avenue following selection. Warner faces nine charges tied to a 2 a.m. March 22 incident.

Athens County Michael Warner Common Pleas Court Claire M. Ball Jr Michael Nolan Warner Athens’ Stimson Avenue

Pinewood Derby and Scout Achievements at The Plains Pack 58

The Plains Cub Scout Pack 58 hosted a Pinewood Derby with racers carved by the scouts, awarding Bobcat badges to Todd Grubb Earl Goldsberry and Tony Porter and Wolf silver points to Tim Grubb and Joey Flowers. Trophy caps went to Flowers 8 Jay Talbert 9 and Randy Szabo 10. Tim Sinninger won 8-year-old first place. Kevin Williamson led 9-year-olds. Brian Jones topped 10-year-olds. A final heat crowned Sinninger. A separate pre trial hearing discussed change of venue for Warner case. judge Lowell B. Howard denied the request and emphasized publicity and fair trial can co exist.

Cub Scout Pack 58 the Plains Todd Grubb Earl Goldsberry Tony Porter Tim Grubb Joey Flowers Neal de Mell Webeloes den Jay Talbert Randy Szabo Tim Sinninger Mike Day Jim Tope Kevin Williamson Doug Jones Mike Roberts Jeff Dixon Brian Jones Mike Warner Billy Jewell Sinninger Columbus Warner Ronald DeVeau DeVeau Athens Sam Sheppard Cleveland Common Pleas Lowell B. Howard Sheppard

Pa Flood Fallout Cuts Deep as Jobs Disappear

Pennsylvania faces a grim recovery with at least 52 100 jobs lost to flood damage across the state. Harrisburg and Wilkes Barre see large plant shutdowns and widespread unemployment while 13 000 homes need major repairs. Red Cross surveys show 2 500 businesses destroyed or damaged. Utilities struggle with outages and health concerns rise as residents return to mud and sewage.

Commonwealth Harrisburg Wilkes- Barre Red Cross Milton Shapp Wilkes-Barre State Agriculture Department

Property transfers listed for several Ohio townships

A series of life estates and deed transfers are recorded, naming Manning D. Webster and Alfred W. Schroath as decedents to Leonard and Estella McGill, many parcels in Racine Middleport Sutton Two Pomeroy Salem and other townships passing to individuals such as Gary Wellford Ann Wellford Clyde Morlan Ethel Morlan Dennis Saelens Carla Saelens Virginia Schroath Clyde Morlan and Union National Bank of Clarksburg trustees. Other transfers name Maxine Hobbs Harvey Hobbs Jimmie Fred Crow Jr. and Crow's Steak House interests along with several other heirs and recipients. The document includes ancillary administrations certificates of transfer and a transfer to the Pomeroy Emergency Squad Inc. and to various named individuals in multiple townships.

Manning D. Webster Alfred W. Shroath Life Estate Ae Aa Leonard McGill Estella McGill Stanley KE. Cozart Allie Mae Cozart Racine Gary Keith Wellford Ann Wellford En Bourlard State of Io Mildred Carson Middleport Martin R. Orson Archie E. Lee June P. Lee Sutton Larry B. Haynes Paula Haynes Sutton Two Donald B. Harden Angela D. Harden Russell Quillen Velma Quillen Letart Elwood Bachus Gloria Bachus Carl O. Gilmore Mildred E. Gilmore Dennis E. Saelens Carla S. Saelens Virginia K. Schroath Orange Clyde J. Morlan Ethel Marie Morlan Aldred D. Schroath Union National Bank of Clarksburg Trus J. Morlan Maxine A. Hobbs Harvey Hobbs Salem Jimmie L Fred W. Crow, Jr Clarence J. Struble Alice A. Struble Victor S. Hysell Mary M.alots Pomeroy Eugene Fields Barbara Lynn Fields Virginia K. Shroath Union National of Mary H. Heines Eva L. Robson Ronald Hart Hilda Hart Lebanon John Philip Pickens Pickens Jesse Frazier Elva Frazier Great Com. Association Florence C. Wilson Thomas H. Crow Josephine Crow Crow’s Steak House Thomas F. Cee Colum Irene Cross Harry M. Cross Lenore S. Slack Jesse M. Sloan Ernestine E. Sloan Bedford Charles O. Sloan Samuel Lewis Faye Lewis Case Scipio Twp General Telephone Connie Swick Salem Re Alva Swick Paula Swick Marjorie McLaughlin Goldie Huson James Glassburn Margaret Matheny Mary.a. Webster

Penn Central Dorm Burns in Cleveland Yard

A 69 year old Penn Central dormitory at Collinwood yards East 152nd Street burned. The four story frame building had been empty since January and was slated for demolition. Train crews had used the old dormitory since its 1903 construction by the Lake Shore Michigan Southern Railway.

Cleveland, Ohio Penn Central Transportation Co Collinwood Yards East 152Nd Street Lake Shore Michigan Southern Railway Co Penn Central

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