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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 03, 1971

Page

3

Four Speakers Named for Ohio University Communication Week

Four internationally known figures in communications will headline Ohio University’s fourth annual Communication Week May 3–7. James Reston of The New York Times speaks May 5 on Change at Memorial Auditorium. Pauline Frederick of NBC UN will headline a May 3 radio TV banquet. Kenneth Cox of the FCC appears May 3. Norman Cousins and Richard C. Linke join May 7 with Cousins at noon and Linke at the Journalism Recognition Banquet. An Ohio Bell system presentation at Memorial Auditorium May 4 and an open house at the School of Hearing and Speech Sciences are also planned. Theme: The Campus and the World Community.

Ohio University James Reston The New York Times Memorial Auditorium College of Communication Kennedy Pauline Frederick NBC United Nations Kenneth Cox Federal Communications Commission Norman Cousins Saturday Review Richard C. Linke Hollywood Cous Ins Linke Ohio Bell Telephone School of Hearing and Speech Sciences

Athens Secondary Roads Called Worse Than Usual

Athens streets are in worse condition than typical for the season according to city service director Dwight Robinson. Freezing and thawing have left many roads near impassable, with crews filling potholes and grading surfaces on dry days. Resurfacing on some streets is planned to begin in April after initial patching and leveling.

Athens Dwight Robinson

Lions Elect Officers and Plan Conventions

Athens Lions will elect officers in April with a nominating committee to present candidates at the March 16 meeting. New member Charles Wingett, a local contractor, was inducted this week. Delegates will attend the district convention March 13 14 in Columbus and the 52nd annual multi district convention May 21 23 in Columbus. Six delegates and six alternates will go to that event, and two delegates will attend the international convention June 21 25 in Las Vegas. A welcome sign displaying service club insignia is planned near the corporation limit.

Athens Lions Kenneth Steward Steward The Lions Charles Wingett Athens Columbus Las Vegas Nev

Athens Area Families Welcome Newborns in Recent Atts

Mr and Mrs Sam H Patterson Athens welcome a daughter. Mr and Mrs Charles Johnson Nelsonville welcome a son. Mr and Mrs Frank Liskey Glouster welcome a son. Mrs Helen Cumley, Mrs Joe Jagers, Carl F Bell, Edmond T Smith, Mrs Helen Jago, Albert Ogg and Thomas Oldfield all of Athens. Mike Marshall Athens Route 5. Hollie McCoy Albany. Mrs Orley Vore Jacksonville. Mrs Philip Devol Logan Route 3. Mrs Frank Riddle, Mrs James Manning, Mrs John Cassell s and twin sons. Mrs Roger Graves and daughter. Mrs Frank Monroe and daughter. Richard E Williams. Mrs James Webb. Brent Gloeckner. Barbara McCollister. Anna M Wisenbach. Mrs Elmo Smith.

Sam H. Patterson Athens Charles Johnson Nelsonville Frank Liskey Glouster Helen Cumley Joe Jagers Carl F. Bell Edmond T. Smith Helen Jago Albert Ogg Thomas Oldfield Mike Marshall Hollie McCoy Albany Orley Vore Jacksonville Philip Devol Logan Frank Riddle James Manning John Cassells Roger Graves Frank Monroe Richard E. Williams James Webb Brent Gloeckner Barbara McCollister Anna M. Wisenbach Elmo Smith

Ohio University Local 1699 Union Meeting Set for March 6

Oscar McGee president of the Ohio University Local 1699 AFSCME AFL-CIO urges all members to attend a regular meeting March 6 at 7 30 p m in Seigfred Auditorium. Nominations for officers for the following year will be taken.

Oscar McGee Ohio University American Federation of State Afl-Cio McGee Seigfred

Donated Bloodmobile Collects 333 Pints in Athens Visit

The Red Cross bloodmobile collected 333 pints over two days in Athens, with 164 pints on Tuesday at First United Methodist Church and 169 pints Monday on Ohio University South Green. Co chairs Karen Finley and Ken Sachs led student drives with volunteers and donors including James Bishop and Harriet Dinsmoor. The next Athens blood drive is planned for May.

Red Cross Athens First United Methodist Church Ohio University South Green Karen Finley Ken Sachs Terry Adams Rick Tanski Dave Hammond Dave Gropper Stewart Clyde Baker Lee Morgan Joe Hamburg Dan Sirkot Theta Chi Fraternity Harriet Dinsmoor New Marshfield Eric A. Goberman Theresa Heiser Burton de Veau Athens County Red Cross Blood Bank

Gas Company Taxes Top $23.6 Million

Columbia Gas of Ohio and related companies paid over $23.6 million in state and local taxes in 1970, up from 1969. Athens County saw $129,308 in property taxes due to pipelines and facilities, while statewide property taxes topped $11.7 million across 70 counties. The firms also paid $11.5 million in state excise taxes, $331,000 in sales and use taxes, and over $21 million in federal income taxes plus $1.6 million in other federal taxes.

Ohio Fuel Gas Co Dewey E. Dailey Amesville Leonard E. Gilkey Athens Dailey Lodi Township Amesville High School Eileen Meigs County Gilkey Darwin Gas Company Edith Columbia Gas of Ohio, Inc Ohio Valley Gas Co E. F. Rothel Columbia Gas of Ohio Rothel Athens County Public Utilities Commission Ohio Fuel Gas Ohio Valley Gas

Troop 77 Dinner Marks 14th Anniversary

Bethel United Methodist Church Troop 77 of Athens held its 14th annual pot luck dinner honoring scouting's 61st anniversary. More than seventy scouters and parents attended as awards were presented by Stanley Lindberg and H James Graham, with Phil Kahler from the district presenting the charter.

Bethel United Methodist Church Ohio Ave Athens James J. Graham Steve Brooks Stanley Lindberg H. James Graham Phil Kahler

Fire squad aids two men in Athens health calls

Athens Fire Department emergency squad aided two men on Tuesday. At 4:13 p.m. at 122 Maplewood Dr. Thomas Oldfield, 41, suffered a heart ailment and was given oxygen en route to O'Bleness Memorial Hospital. At 8:51 p.m. Janes Pankow, 21, of 61 First St., became ill at home and was taken to Hudson Health Center by squad members.

Athens Fire Department Maplewood Dr Thomas Oldfield O’bleness Janes Pankow First St Hudson Health Center

Two Athens County youths join Navy CACHE program

Two Athens County youths enlist in the Navy CACHE program offering up to 180 days delay before active duty. Walter Ray Goble of Albany Route 3 and Richard Wayne Johnson of 50 Barbour St Glouster will report for active duty in June.

Athens County Navy Walter Ray Gobleson Geraldine Fauber Albany Richard Wayne Johnson Patricia Ann Johnson Barbour St Glouster

Police Chief Urges Richland Avenue Widening and Traffic fixes

Athens Police Chief Fred James presented the annual report with a dozen recommendations targeting parking and traffic control. Proposals include widening Richland Avenue, removing parking on East State Street and other streets, limiting Court Street parking, and building pedestrian bridges at key intersections. He also advises curb work by C E Market, flashing lights at W Union and Depot, updated lane signs on Columbus Road, plus better cruiser parking and using high test gasoline at the City Garage to extend engine life.

Athens Fred James City Council Richland Avenue James East State Street Carpenter Street S. Congress St N. Lancaster Street Second Street Columbia Avenue E. Union Street College Court Streets Court Street West Green President and Court C&e Canterbury Drive W. Union and Depot Columbus Road

Crewson Named To Task Force On Environmental Protection

Athens City Council President Harry Crewson is appointed to the Citizens Task Force on Environmental Protection by Governor Gilligan. He joined Columbus for the first meeting at 1:30 p.m. in the governor's Cabinet room. The group, chaired by John Glenn, will recommend state policy and program guidelines.

Athens Harry Crewson Citizens Task Force Ohio John J. Gilligan Crewson Columbus Citizens Group The Messenger John Glenn

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