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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 30, 1972

Page

3

F H To Launch Consensus Hunt

The Federal Hocking School District starts its part of the statewide Search for Consensus with 7:30 p.m. public meetings on Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday. Residents may attend and share goals for primary and secondary education. Results go to the State Department of Education for statewide compilation.

Federal Hocking School District State Department of Education Amesville Coolville Federal Hocking High School Federal Hocking Middle School

Denture adhesive promises firmer hold for dentures

FASTEETH Powder offers longer, steadier denture grip to prevent slips. Dentures that fit well support health. see your dentist regularly for proper fit and comfort.

Ski Team Diet Promise 20-Pound Loss in Two Weeks

A sensational diet claim describes the U.S. Women's Alpine Ski Team adopting a “Ski Team” regimen to shed 20 pounds in 14 days. Claims a Colorado physician devised the plan, maintaining energy while reducing hunger, and urges readers to order for $2 to replicate the result.

U.S Colorado O.K Information Resources Co Dept P.O Encinitas Calif

AEC Favors Ohio Nuclear Plant Moscow site eyed

The Atomic Energy Commission backs a Moscow Ohio nuclear plant with a $315 million price tag funded by Cincinnati Gas and Electric Dayton Power and Light and Columbus and Southern Electric. Environmental protections include monitoring water quality erosion control and radiological checks. Local positive effects include $4 million yearly in new economic activity. potential negatives are dust erosion and rare radiation risk. Public hearings on the license are set for Thursday with groups like Sierra Club and Izaak Walton League slated to testify.

Cincinnati Atomic Energy Commission Moscow Ohio Cincinnati Gas and Electric AEC Directorate of Licensing Ohio River

Mining Debate Stated at Ohio University Broadcast

WOUB TV will air a public debate on strip mining abolition titled Should Strip Mining Be Abolished. Two Ohio University forensics team members will argue with experts, while a live audience asks questions. Testimony includes William Miern yk from Regional Research Institute WVU, Norm Williams from Mid-Appalachian Environmental Service Charleston, Rodney Krause from National Coal Association, and Ralph Erbin of Zoar Mining Co Zoar. Area residents may attend the fifth floor studios at Ohio University Radio TV Communications Building.

Woub-Tv Ohio University Forensics William Miernyk Regional Research Institute West Virginia University Norm Williams Mid-Appalachian Environment Service Charleston W. Va Rodney Krause National Coal Association Ralph Erbin Zoar Mining Co Zoar Ohio University

Two Hurt In Mishaps In Athens County

Two men were injured in separate traffic incidents in Athens County on Monday. James L. Norris, 20, The Plains, suffered facial, leg and arm cuts when a dog darted into his motorbike on McDonald Street. the dog was hurt too. David Lindsay Bighart, 25, Amesville, had a right leg bruise after his car left Route 682 and hit an embankment. he was cited for driving while intoxicated. Ohio Safety Director Eugene P. O Grady urged local leaders to use available safety materials to fight crashes.

James L. Norris the Plains McDonald Street David Lindsay Bighart Amesville Ohio High Safety Eugene P. O'Grady Ohio Department of Highway Safety O'Grady

House Faces Subversives Dilemma Over Federal Hiring Rules

The House weighs updating or abolishing the Subversive Activities Control Board after a long pause. Debates focus on realigning or replacing the 22 year old panel with new security rules for federal employment while court rulings question its authority.

Nixon Subversive Activities Control Board The House Internal Security Committee

Fernihough Resigns Post for Ft Frye Position

James Fernihough resigns as Athens County Programs for Retarded administrator effective July 15 to become a special education teacher at Ft. Frye High School in Washington County. A native of McMechen West Virginia he expanded the program adding Beacons School ATCO sheltered workshop and more buses. He is 39 and lives in Reno with his wife and two children.

James Fernihough Athens County Ft. Frye High School Washington County Athens County Board For Retarded J. K. Bratton Fernihough Beacon School ATCO McMechen W. Va Ohio University Steubenville College Ohio U Athens Post Reno

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