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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1972
Page
3
In Athens County Municipal Court three men answered charges from a Saturday night break in Glouster. John W. Bennett and Don W. Shafer were charged with breaking and entering, Louis M. Mesares with aiding and abetting. Glouster police arrested the suspects.
Ohio University President Claude R. Sowle backs an augmented budget committee report to trim a 1.9 million dollar deficit for 1972 73. The plan calls for immediate 481000 in cuts to centrally budgeted items and further 2 percent instructional and 4.76 percent noninstructional reductions, prompted by enrollment drop of 1789 across Athens and branch campuses. If the trustees approve on November 13 at the Ohio University Inn, the operating budget would fall from 46 million to about 44 million.
Emergency squad and Athens firemen responded to multiple incidents over the weekend. Art Smedley, 84, was treated at O Briens Memorial Hospital after a possible stroke. Sara Powell, 15, was taken to O Bleness after illness. Arthur Hickman’s car fire damaged wiring and hood paint. Ellen Cottlied, 19, was cared for at Hudson Health Center.
Sally J. Evans a 19 year old Ohio University sophomore from Xenia died in a Route 50W collision near Athens when a van driven by 20 year old Michael Kevin Dillon ran off road and collided with a westbound car driven by Rita Whited. Athens rescue staff treated Whited and Dillon was not admitted to hospital. Fire crews flushed fuel after the crash and investigators continued.
Doctors prescribe many pain relievers but Anacin stands out as the over the counter option favored by physicians. It relieves headache and dental pain quickly eases arthritis discomfort and helps colds and flu pains without stomach upset.
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