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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1971

Page

2

Hospital care costs rise faster than consumer prices

Hospitals face higher patient bills as costs outpace the CPI from 1965 to 1970 with payrolls taking two thirds of operating totals. Experts cite rising wages, limited automation, and large welfare patient burdens as key pressures on funding and payment collections.

Columbus, Ohio Blue Cross Southwest Ohio The Con Ed Howe Ohio Edgar Mansfield Riverside Methodist Hospital Columbus

Chauncey Council Hears Plant Needs and Little League funds

Chauncey village officials with only three members present discussed purchasing an air conditioning unit for the village hall and allocated 35 to the Little League program. They reported street patching progress and planned fall inspections. Waste treatment expert Kellenbarger outlined maintenance steps and sand-related wear as a concern. next meeting is July 12.

Chauncey Edith Cochran Don Pincelli Joe Cline Kel-Par Co Kellenbarger Charles Wadley

Nine Area Men Pass State Tests for Professional Registration

Nine men in Ohio's region passed the state board exam for professional engineer and surveyor registration. Names include Harry M. Kaneshige and several engineer in training and surveyor in training recipients across Athens Meigs counties. A separate note from Dallas reports Chief Dyson cut patrolman height minimum to five feet, inch to attract Mexican-American applicants with no recruits.

Columbus Ohio State Board Athens County Harry M. Kaneshige Athens Srinath Balakrishnan W. Carpenter St Paul S. Hadorn Mill Street Jeffrey R. Thumm Parkersburg Rd James D. Vasbinder Palmer St Charles H. Mansfield the Plains Charles D. Weaver Jefferson St Nelsonville Meigs County Donald E. Johnson Rutland Eugene Triplett Lasley St Pomeroy Dallas Frank Dyson

Best Photo Announces Merger with Nashua Corp Subsidiary

Best Photo Merges with a Nashua subsidiary in a deal led by A. K. Summers of Best Photo and James R. Carter of Nashua. The agreement exchanges 275,000 Nashua common shares for all Best Photo shares and awaits Best Photo shareholder approval.

Coolville Best Photo Service, Inc Nashua Corp Nashua, N.H Best Photo Nashua A. K. Summers James R. Carter

Red Cross Plans 200 Christmas Ditt Bags for Vietnam

The Athens Chapter of the American Red Cross starts its fifth annual project to assemble 200 Christmas ditty bags for servicemen in Vietnam. Volunteers will fill 140 bags with at least eight items each and wrap one gift per bag. Donations for postage and wrapping are requested by September 15. Calls to Mrs. McVey at 593-5273 between 9 am and 4 pm.

Athens American Red Cross Vietnam Charles McVey Red Cross

Jackson 5 land sixth straight hit with Never Can Say Goodbye

DETROIT reports the Jackson 5, a group of youngsters about a year old, score their sixth straight hit. Their last five No 1 records sold over 13.5 million copies total, and Never Can Say Goodbye moved 1.2 million in its first five days.

Detroit

Weather Summary For Yesterday And Today

Yesterday reached 97 degrees with a 64 degree low today. Humidity at 4 pm yesterday was 39 percent and 9 am today 92.2 percent. Precipitation fell 0.21 inches yesterday. this month totals 3.61 inches vs normal 4.01. year total 16.45 inches, 4.53 inches below normal. Sunset 9 p.m. sunrise 6:06 a.m. Pressure at 9 a.m. 30.19 inches and rising.

TwoCalls Fire Crew Totals 11Minutes Emergency

Fire department squad responded to two calls in 11 minutes on Tuesday morning. At 10 10 a m a fall at 299 West Union Street left Mrs Mary Tudor 73 with a possible left hip injury and she was transported to O Bleness Memorial Hospital. Also at 10 21 a m H O Burson 70 of 8 North High Street required hospital care after difficulty breathing with oxygen given en route.

Fire Department W. Union St Mary Tudor

Bowling Date Set for U S World Championships in Milwaukee

The Federation Internationale des Quilleniers world bowling championships will be held in Milwaukee in August 2028, marking the event’s first appearance in the United States. Previous tournaments were held in Helsinki Essen Germany Helsingborg Sweden Hamburg Mexico and Malmo Sweden.

Milwaukee Wisc United States Helsinki Essen Germany Helsingborg Sweden Hamburg Mexico Malmo

Permit Transfers Sought for Ohio Licenses

The Ohio Department of Liquor Control is reviewing a C-2 permit request for Hide-A-Way Hills Market in Hocking County and two Athens County permit transfers. Applications include College Inn transfer to James M. Kibbe and transfers of D-1, D-2, D-3, D-3A for Villa York Two to Fred Hawkins. The Villa permits cover 3.2 beer, beer high alcohol, wine, and late-night service until 2:30 a.m.

Hocking County Marion Two Virginia Ann Poling Ohio Department of Liquor Control Athens County Paul A Susan F. Cavote College Inn N. Court St Athens James M. Kibbe L. Brouse Villa York Two Fred Hawkins

Ex-Director Proposes National Corp to Underwrite City Rebuild

Hobart Taylor Jr., former Export-Import Bank director, told Cleveland Business League banquet that a national corporation should be created to underwrite urban rebuilding. He argued it would rely on government faith and credit, not large appropriations, and criticized policy for harming housing and minority groups.

Cleveland Ohio Hobart Taylor Jr Washington, D.C Export- Import Bank The Cleveland Business League Taylor Federal Housing Administration and Export-Import Bank

Economists Predict Recovery This Year

Washington report cites a gradual economic recovery by year end. The Nation's Business survey of 431 company officials and economists finds most expect improvement, with 20 predicting downturn, 3% steady, and 8% inflation continuing.

Washington —P U. S. Chamber of Commerce

Missing Nelsonville man sought by family after five months

The family of Clayton Murphy, 62, of Nelsonville, seeks help locating him after he vanished from his home five and a half months ago. He was last heard from in Logan around Jan 16 or 17. Murphy is 5 feet 5 inches, about 165 pounds, with blond grey hair and no teeth. A missing person report was filed with the Athens County sheriff. Call Mrs. James Taylor at 593-8730 if you have information.

Clayton Murphy Nelsonville Murphy Shirley Logan Athens County James Taylor

Taxpayers Lose On Tax Returns

Senator Abraham Ribicoff criticizes unqualified tax preparers in a National Enquirer exclusive. He cites hundreds of dollars in lost refunds and outlines legislation to set standards require exams and licenses for tax form preparers.

New York Abraham Ribicoff D-Conn National Enquirer Sen. Ribicoff

Man Recovers Runaway Car Mile Away

Earl Gerber of Upper Sandusky 58 recovers his car after it rolled into a ditch on a Wyandot County road. He pushed to start it, wedged a stick for a power assist, and the car vanished until a neighbor found it in his yard the next morning. Tourists at Onondaga Cave now have ramps after 10 years of work removing 204 steps.

Upper Sandusky Ohio Earl Gerber Wyandot Gerber Seasburg Onondaga Cave U.S. 66

Rotary Honors Presidents and Sydney Convention Trip

Sixteen past presidents of the Athens Rotary Club were honored at a Monday meeting at The Ohio University Inn. Ernest Rothel described his trip to the Rotary International Convention in Sydney and installed Robert Savage as the new club president. The oldest attendee was Harry Beckley, president in 1928, with remarks on international perspectives and American smugness. Other attendees included Sam Hicks, P C Nichols, L G Worstell Jr, B T Grover Sr, John Jagers, Dwight Rutherford, Sam Altman, William Harmon, E P Lynn, Gaige Paulsen, Carl Roberts, Fritz Wheaton, Kenneth Ackerman and Robert Mahn. The Athens driver examination station will close July 5 for Independence Day observance.

Athens Rotary Club Ohio University Inn Ernest Rothel Rotary International Sydney Australia Robert Savage Harry Beckley Beckley Court and Union Rathel United States Sam Hicks P. C. Nichols L. G. Worstell Jr B. T. Grover Sr John Jagers Dwight Rutherford Sam Altman William Harmon E P. Lynn Gaige Paulsen Carl Rob

Jury Trial Granted In Trailer Case

Glouster Mayor Thomas Williams Jr was granted a jury trial by Acting Athens County Municipal Judge Roger Jones after pleading innocent to discharging sewage into a storm drain and operating a trailer park without a license. No trial date set. Marion E Watson of Racine was found guilty of intoxication with a $15 fine plus costs. William Slobody of Conestoga Trailer Park was found guilty of aiding and abetting petty larceny for allegedly shoplifting beef from C and E Market, fined $50 plus costs. London reports Britain lost 10 397 000 working days in the first five months of 1971 due to strikes, more than double 1970.

Glouster Thomas Williams Jr Athens County Roger Jones Williams Marion E. Watson Racine William Slobody Conestoga Trailer Park Slobody London Britain Ministry of Trade and Industry

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