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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 16, 1967

Page

2

Milk Prices and Withholding Impact on Area Dairy Farmers

Farmers in the Athens area face price shifts as milk withholding continues with uncertain duration. Bailey notes class one milk tops at 5.63 per hundredweight while class two reaches 3.92. Despite past increases, farmers expect further cuts and worry processors boost consumer prices. Bailey forecasts potential relief if higher prices return, planning to hold and absorb losses for a better annual return.

Dadisman Bailey Athens Area

OU Employee Hurt On Job At Natatorium Fall

An Ohio University employee, 47 year old Arthur Smith of Chauncey, fell about 16 feet from a ladder while working at the natatorium and was treated by the city emergency squad before being taken to Sheltering Arms Hospital. Another man, 23 year old Charles Newton of Nelsonville, fainted at Lakeview Apartments and was also taken to hospital.

Ohio University Arthur Smith Chauncey City Fire Department Sheltering Arms Hospital Charles Newton Nelsonville Lakeview Apt. 5

Fall Return Of Company

The Living Theater led by Julian Beck and Judith Malina will return to New York next fall for a limited engagement featuring five plays developed during their 1964 European tour. Tax matters are being settled as negotiations continue.

New York The Living Theater Europe Julian Beck Judith Malina

Tax Relief Bill Seeks Higher Personal Exemption

U S Rep Clarence Miller introduces a bill to raise the personal tax exemption per family from 600 to 1000 dollars. He argues the 600-dollar exemption is outdated and not sufficient for today’s cost of living. A separate report notes a Wednesday fire caused minor damage to H B Kendall’s home at 69 Morris Ave due to a vent pipe in a hot water heater.

U.S Clarence Miller Congress Miller H. B. Kendall Morris Ave

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