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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1974

Page

3

Hospital Fund Drive Nears 38000 With Strong Employee Gifts

Pledges totaling nearly 38000 have been made to the 1974 O Bleness Memorial Hospital fund drive announced after a luncheon at the Athens hospital. Reports from nine division chairs and hospital leaders show a robust response including 45 percent from the hospital community. Funds support the Ambulatory Care Center and recruitment, equipment, and services to Athens. Contributions noted include board of trustees 4000 and various divisions totaling 33366.33.

O'Bleness Memorial Hospital R. Kenneth Kerr Kerr ACC Athens Board of Trustees Jack Anastas Sam Alvarez Charles Algeo Allen Leonard Richard Mathews Alan Geiger Anthony Agnone Charles Carlson

Athens considers 370000 remodel for airport hangar center

Athens recreation committee heard that remodeling the East State Street hangar into a 4500 square foot multi purpose room could cost up to 370000, with only a 60000 saving over new construction. ACT and OU officials urged design changes to suit theater use and storage needs while planning for possible land acquisition and a nature reserve.

Deborah Hrouda Messenger Athens Children’s Theater ACT Recreation Committee Recreation Department East State Street Stephanie Miller Ohio University School of Theater Alvin Kaufman Kaufman Robert Burson Ohio Department of Natural Resources Dairy Lane

University May Seek Arbitrator On Student Election Dispute

OU may bypass mediation and seek an arbitrator after SWU members voted to request binding arbitration. President Claude Sowle signaled willingness to submit to arbitration if negotiations collapse. SWU rejected the latest offers, including reducing eligible voters and polling locations, and a one year delay on another election. Negotiations were not advanced by the Wednesday talks.

Herb Amey Ohio University Student Workers Union SWU Claude Sowle Ward Wilson Wilson American Arbitration Association Cincinnati SWA

Medicare Billing Explained

Medicare billing basics outlined by Norman Capps. Send bills after $60 in a calendar year to establish deductible met. Subsequent bills are paid at 80 percent of the reasonable charge. Include itemized details or have the physician complete Part II. Assignment directs payment to the physician. otherwise the patient bears the full fee.

Norman Capps Social Security

Three Attend Cedar Lakes Flower Show School

Three Tu Endie Wei Garden Club members attended the Cedar Lakes Flower Show School near Ripley. Attendees were President Mildred Heslop Gene Fisher and Mary Fowler. Instructor Mrs Lloyd Spencer of East Bank WV is an accredited judge with Life and Master Certificates and a National Council Instructor in Design.

Point Pleasant Cedar Lakes Ripley Mildred Heslop Gene Fisher Mary Fowler Lloyd Spencer East Bank W. Va National Council

Secrest Guest At Luncheon In Athens

Veteran Ohio senator Robert T. Secrest D Cambridge was guest at a reception and luncheon hosted by Jane Smith Democratic candidate for State Representative 91st Ohio House District during his Athens visit. Secrest known for veterans advocacy and his Ohio Viet Nam veterans bonus measure. remains in his second Ohio Senate term and supported POW MIA dependents education aid.

Ohio Robert T. Secrest Cambridge Jane Smith Athens Secrest Congress Federal Trade Commission Ohio Senate Ohio General Assembly League of Families of American Prisoners Missing In Southeast Asia William Lavelle Lauretta Collins

Reserve Tie-Ups By Sunday

Park manager Paul Kennard urges Dow Lake boat owners to contact the park office by Sunday to reserve summer tie-ups. Office hours are 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. and a $10 fee applies. About 140 to 175 boaters reserve tie-ups each summer. Recent rain and valve work raised the lake to about one foot below normal, with docking possible at the ramp and the normal stage expected this week.

Dow Lake Paul Kennard Kennard

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