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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1973

Page

3

Where Is The Solution In Selection Incentive Salaries High Turnover

Athens Police Chief Ted Jones cites a 41 percent turnover among patrolmen as the central problem creating a poor image. He links turnover to weak selection, low pay, lack of educational incentives, and limited promotions under civil service rules.

Athens Ted Jones Jones Athens Civil Service Commission Civil Service Commission Athens Police Department

City Insurance Plan Nears Final Details For City Employees

Athens Service Safety Director Philip Goldsberry said on Thursday most legal details of a new hospitalization plan for city employees have been worked out with the city solicitor and the plan's sponsor.

Athens Service Safety Philip Goldsberry

Benefit Auction Planned by Churches for Clifton Fraley Jr.

Churches of Albany and Carpenter sponsor a benefit auction for the Clifton Fraley Jr. family facing recent misfortunes. The event is at Dolphus Burke Jr. residence on Meigs County Road 1 in Salem Two, Friday at 7:30 p.m. Donations invited by calling Burke or Knowlton or Boggess. Albany Lions Club will serve food.

Churches of Albany Carpenter Clifton Fraley Jr Dolphus Burke Jr Meigs County Road 1 Salem Burke Phyllis Knowlton Everett Boggess Albany Lions Club

Sorority House Sale Sought by Bank in Athens County

Athens County Savings and Loan Co seeks court order to sell 45 Mill St property owned by Delta of Theta Phi Alpha Inc a sorority. Bank seeks sale to recover 41034 of mortgage plus interest while corporation owes 1102.72 in delinquent taxes and 1972 taxes. Hearing date not set.

Athens County Savings and Loan Co Common Pleas Court Mill St Delta of Theta Phi Alpha, Inc Athens County Olive Rose

Two Bonds Forfeited In Athens County Court

Two defendants failed to appear in Athens County Municipal Court on police charges and forfeited bonds. William Borland of Lakeview Manor forfeited 33 dollars on intoxication charges. Karen M Dougette of Carriage Hill forfeited 25 dollars on a dog confinement charge.

Athens County Athens William Borland Lakeview Manor Karen M. Dougette Carriage Hill

District Masons To Meet Friday

A district meeting on Masonic education and leadership will be held at 7 p.m. Friday at Constitution Lodge 426 hall. Elmo Scott, lodge master, said the open gathering is for Entered Apprentice, Fellow Craft and Master Masons.

New Marshfield Constitution Lodge F&a M. Elmo Scott

Custody Awards and Name Restore in Ohio Case List

In Chauncey and The Plains court actions, custody of two minor children was awarded to Homer E. Clark and Loretta Owens respectively. Jean Olds and Ruth Rutter cases granted custody of one child and a name restoration occurred for Ruth Rutter's maiden Elliott.

Homer E. Clark Chauncey Billie Sherwood Clark Loretta Owens the Plains James Owens Coolville Lynn Mosier Columbus Gary Mosier Athens Christine Grey Robert Grey Steilacomb Wash Jean Olds Albany Edward Olds Ruth Rutter Rodney Rutter Elliott

Eight Chest Clinics Held Under County Health Plan

Dr. Philip D. Kinnard reports eight chest clinics in 1973 led by George O. Kress to address pulmonary issues in Athens County residents. About 150 chest X-rays and reviews were done, 57 tuberculin reactors placed on prophylaxis, 2779 skin tests and 289 nurse home visits logged. Four new TB cases in 1972 and one death in 1973 noted. services remain free and summer skin testing offered until Nelsonville center reopens in fall.

Philip D. Kinnard Athens City Kinnard Athens County Health Department Nelsonville

Institute Repairs Authorized at Gallipolis State Institute

State Senator Harry L. Armstrong announced the release of 365000 by the State Controlling Board for Gallipolis State Institute repairs. Work includes aluminum window replacement plumbing heating ventilation and electrical upgrades at the facility operated by the Department of Mental Health and Mental Retardation. board approval came at a Columbus meeting.

Harry L. Armstrong

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