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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1973
Page
14
Glouster High School expands to mini courses as a permanent curriculum feature. The program splits subjects into topically arranged one semester units under four titles social science world studies American studies and political science. Half credit per semester maintains annual credit.
Obituaries note Edith Brown Reed 85 of Glouster died Wednesday at O'Bleness Memorial Hospital with services planned Saturday at Glouster United Methodist Church. Other notices include William Gibson 80 of Zanesville, Harland Hoisington 77 of Princeton Ohio, Herbert Deeter 74 of Coolville, and Orpha O Connor 75 of Point Pleasant with funeral details and survivors.
Two Latin American scholars will present at Ohio University as part of a Cuba conference organized by the Latin American Studies program. Nelson Valdes of the University of New Mexico speaks on Cuba and Inter American Relations at 10 a.m. in Bentley Hall, followed by Carmelo Mesa Lago of the University of Pittsburgh on urban and rural roles in the Cuban Revolution at 11 a.m. in Porter Hall. A 1:30 p.m. talk on Cuba new economic policies in the 1970s is in Copeland Hall, with a 3:30 p.m. panel on Social Change in Cuba Under Castro in Morton Hall. All sessions are open to the public.
Harry James Graham of Athens has received the Silver Beaver Award from the Kootaga Area Council for 10 years of service with Troop 77 Pack 55 and Post 77. He chaired committees, advised units, and led district advancement and neighborhood initiatives in Athens County.
The Cleveland Plain Dealer reports ongoing mistreatment at Lima State Hospital two years after initial investigations. While brutality faded, patients and staff say covert abuse remains, with heavy medication, solitary confinement, and a lingering silence rule despite state directives. Indictments against 28 current or former employees followed the earlier inquiry, with most pleading to reduced assault charges.
The Senate approved a mail registration bill despite White House opposition and a filibuster by southern and conservative critics. The plan, supported by Sen. Gale McGee, would have the Census Bureau identify voters and the Postal Service deliver cards for return to register. Opponents warned of fraud and high costs, while Stennis recovering from gunshot wounds did not vote on the cloture. Mason Civic Council to elect officers and Mason Little League meeting set at 7 p.m.
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