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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1973
Page
10
About 600 Standard Oil dealerships in Indiana face restricted gasoline and fuel oil allotments after Amoco Oil Co. announced cutbacks. Amoco operates as Standard Oil in Indiana and 14 other Midwestern states.
Carl E Roederer a 13 year old Haydenville seventh grader at Logan Junior High School has saved 25 dollars on his Messenger carrier route after about three months of work. The route serves 43 daily customers and 60 Sunday customers with earnings spent on clothes candy and toys. Carl's father Roger works for Carborundum Co in Logan and his mother Mary is a homemaker. He has two sisters Rosemary and Debbie.
Piqua Ohio workers in the water power and related departments were ordered to limit picketing after 109 employees walked off when their contract expired. Judge John Kistler barred protest at water and power plants and limited pickets at other sites to three. No talks were scheduled.
Carolyn King twelve joins Ypsilanti Little League Orioles as outfielder in a historic first game next Tuesday. Coach Wayne Warren praises her courage at tryouts amid a local challenge to a national ruling on girls participation. William Anhut, local Little League president, notes the program defies the ruling and advances gender inclusion.
The case centers on Carolyn who joined tryouts along with her brother and others. Anhut a Michigan lawyer notes league support for Carolyn despite other chapters backing the national ruling. Coach Warren praises Carolyn as a talented batter with a strong arm amid parental concerns over pressure and fairness.
Representative Clarence Miller asks Ohio EPA and House Public Works for swift approval of Flood Control Act provisions to grant the Corps authority for bank protection from Cincinnati to New Matamoras. He highlights erosion losses, Middleport sewage lagoon danger, and urges immediate EPA review.
Cleveland police said they will appeal an order to return a rifle six handguns ammunition five daggers two Nazi flags a Confederate flag and a German uniform cap seized in a 1968 West Side raid on Frank V. Zoretich. The case centers on possession by a convicted felon and pending legal issues.
Damon C. Stevens, 30, of Logan A South Bloomingville, was sentenced by Judge James Stilwell to three days in the Hocking County jail after being found guilty of driving while intoxicated. He also paid a $150 fine plus costs and had his license suspended 30 days.
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