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Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1975

Page

2

Hearings Open on Ohio Osteopathic College Bill in Senate

The Ohio Senate Finance Committee began hearings on creating Ohio University's osteopathic medicine college with a 670000 planning appropriation and first classes projected for September 1976. Supporters from the Ohio Osteopathic Association push funding via a $250 assessment over six years, while opponents from the Ohio State Medical Association warn funds could be diverted from other medical schools.

Ohio Senate Finance Committee Ohio University College of Osteopathic Medicine Senate Ohio Osteopathic Association Ohio Valley Health Services Foundation Ind Gallipolis Jon Wills OOA Association Ohio State Medical Associaton Executive Council Ohio

Route 550 designates new section in southeastern Ohio

Ohio Route 550 replaces the former Route 550 segment from Route 33 in Athens to Route 7 in Washington County. The change follows a State Department of Transportation hearing in Marietta in March. Route 50A markers on Columbus Road Lancaster Street and Carpenter Street in Athens revert to Route 33.

Athens Washington County State Department of Transportation Marietta Columbus Road Lancaster Street Carpenter Street

OU Professor Thomas Sweeney Elected Association President

Dr. Thomas Sweeney a professor at Ohio University has been elected president of the Association of Counselor Education and Supervision for the 1976 77 term. He will serve as president elect until then. The association is a division of the American Personnel and Guidance Association representing over 400 counselor education programs. The department also announced the rescinding of plans to reroute part of Route 50A to overlap the Route 33 bypass in Athens.

Finer Levitt Southeastern Ohio Gerald Favermaan College of Osteopathic Medicine Michigan State University Lansing Mayor M.B. Haney Logan Southeastern Ohio Haney Thomas Fries D-35 Dayton James A. Norton Regents Senate Athens Thomas Sweeney Ohio University Association of Counselor Education and Supervision American Personnel and Guidance Association Deppen Evans Sr League of Women Voters Quota Club Christ the King Church Athens National Bank St. Mary-of-the- Woods College Indiana Indiana University Hultgren N. Congress St

Scout Events Slated by Kootaga Area Council

The Kootaga Area Council of Boy Scouts of America plans a busy summer with Cub Scout day camps, week long camps, and trips to high adventure bases for older Scouts and Explorers. The traditional camp opens June 22 offering a weeklong program for units and families. Lad and Dad Day and year round outdoor experiences are emphasized by D B Camp, the camping chairman, who expects to serve about 1,500 youth and adults in the coming three months.

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Athens voters weigh 3rd Ward candidates in Dem primary

Shirley Hultgren and Margaret Deppen present contrasting plans on recreation housing code and bus expansion. Deppen backs diversified facilities and possible rate hikes, while Hultgren favors centralized facilities and limited code spending. Both residents advocate police board review and Berry Hall action.

Herb Amey Shirley A. Hultgren Nelsonville-York Margaret M. Deppen Ohio University Ellsworth Holden Hultgren State Street Miss Deppen Police Department Berry Hall Deppen

Natural Water Pill Promises Fast PMS Weight Loss

Advertises ODRINIL Golden Water Pills as a gentle diuretic with natural herbs to reduce premenstrual bloating and water retention. Claims rapid relief from ankle and stomach puffiness and offers a money back guarantee with no questions asked.

Archbishop Says Court Rule Reflects Hostility

Archbishop Joseph Bernardin, head of the Cincinnati archdiocese, called Supreme Court rulings against private school aid disturbing and hostile to religion. He noted Pennsylvania and Ohio decisions as blows to parents seeking Catholic education and supported state aid that funds therapists and counselors for 61,000 pupils. The article also covers Ohio University social work accreditation and health department tuberculosis clinics in Athens, along with a nursing course in Marietta and juvenile motorcycle license enforcement.

Cincinnati, Ohio U.S. National Conference of Catholic Bishops U.S. Supreme Court Joseph L. Bernardin Cincinnati Pennsylvania Ohio Supreme Court Bernardin Warren Burger Gaston Cogdell Ohio Free Schools Association Americans United For Separation of Church and State Daniel Plarczyk Ohio University School of Nursing Marietta Marietta Memorial Hospital School of Nursing Margaret Wyatt McGuffy Hall Athens

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