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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1965
Page
2
Dr. Troy Organ discussed Buddhism at a Baker Center coffee forum, arguing it is a charming way of life rather than a Western religion. He compared Buddhist virtues to femininity and outlined the Four Noble Truths and the path to nirvana, noting a Fulbright grant for study in India.
The Athens area weighs a four lane right of way for a two lane extension crossing Route 5 and Athens State Hospital grounds to Richland Ave with $000 highway funds set aside. Deputy Director John W. Dowler's headquarters must ready plans and secure right of way while completion of the Comprehensive Community Plan by March 15 and an April 1 Appalachia road report may determine state action.
Mayor Raymond Shepard said the Good ning commission city schools and county officials aim to obtain information on the Route 33 bypass and other major projects around Athens to enable local planning.
A southbound car and a pickup collided on Route 13 a half mile south of Jacksonville. No injuries and minor damage were reported. The car driver Georgie Jean Kelzenberg 21 Jacksonville was cited for passing on a curve.
City firemen answered two alarms Tuesday but no department action was required. At the Hocking Valley Bank a roof fire came from an incinerator used by the janitor burning trash. At 9 Herrold Ave sparks from a cutting torch ignited upholstery on an auto being scrap destroyed. workmen had a garden hose and were in control.
Bats had invaded the new quarters at 9 N. College St in the remodeled building once a funeral home. During Tuesday court session, Bailiff Ben Williams killed a bat lodged in a ceiling corner.
Juvenile Court sent two Glouster girls aged 16 and 17 to the state youth commission for placement in a state institution after fleeing to Hammond Indiana on January 28. They were returned to Athens in mid February by the juvenile officer and a state patrolman.
Eleven students earned superior ratings at the Columbia Elementary and Albany Junior-Senior High Schools Science Fair. Sixty projects covered botany zoology chemistry physics mathematics and conservation. Superior entries include Sharon Holland 12th grade Ruth Ice 10th grade Terry West 9th grade and others.
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