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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 14, 1975

Page

10

Cincinnati Officials tout cautious budgeting and city manager system

Cincinnati officials report five years of budget surpluses and a disciplined approach to finances. City Manager William V. Donaldson cites spending cuts to fit revenue and says tax increases are unnecessary. The city relies on income and property taxes and has major debt for capital projects like Riverfront Stadium and Coliseum.

George Esper Associated Press Cincinnati New York City Queen City William V. Donaldson Donaldson Riverfront Stadium Cincinnati Reds Hamilton County Riverfront Coliseum City

Frick Gallager Plant Improves Wellston Facility

Frick Gallagher Manufacturing Co will speed production and meet OSHA standards at its Wellston plant. Two new 40 ton presses replace old machines along with automatic feed press gear and automated safety devices on several machines. A new band saw, loading dock, and expanded storage space are added as part of a factory revamp.

Wellston Frick- Gallagher Manufacturing Co OSHA Frick Gallagher

Wellston Finances Show Stronger Position Than New York City

City Treasurer Ralph Booth reported Wellston's third quarter 1975 balance at 92 461 with total funds 302 155 45 receipts 256 130 78 and expenditures 227 208 10. The city holds 178 019 06 in Ohio National Bank and 430 000 in First National Bank of Wellston certificates.

Wellston New York City Ralph Booth Booth Ohio National Bank Columbus First National Bank of Wellston Treasury

Scottish immigrant wins Ohio Buckeye 1000 top prize

Henry Cranston 61 of Wadsworth won the Buckeye 1,000 top prize. He will receive 1000 a month for life, or at least 400000, and plans a Scotland trip after retirement. Cranston works at Babcock Wilcox in Barberton and is father of seven. Other Thursday winners include Dorothy Spring born Cleveland 4000 and William Cross Racine 3000. Winning numbers were 429221 24583 3002 596 and Lucky Buck 234035 802.

Cleveland America Henry Cranston Wadsworth Scotland Babcock & Wilcox Barberton Cranston Dorothy Springborn William Cross Racine Leroy Ward Hillsboro Harry D. Tracey New Haven Ind

Murray 4 H Club Elects Officers

Murray City 4 H Club elected officers for 1975 76 in the school library with Judy Robson as president and Debbie Spencer as vice president. Laurie Mitchell became secretary while Sheila Swyers was named treasurer and Tina Robson recreation leader. Health leaders were Andy Grinstead Kenny Riley and Matt North. Karen Mitchell was historian. Doris Smith advised. Tina Robson demonstrated serving condiments on celery. Club totals 31 members and meets November 24 at 3 30 p m. Cubs Visit Station

Murray City Judy Robson Debbie Spencer Laurie Mitchell Sheila Swyers Tina Robson Charmin Swyers Andy Grinstead Kenny Riley Matt North Karen Mitchell Doris Smith

Civil Rights Workshop Scheduled in Marietta

A civil rights workshop is set for Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. in the Washington County Courthouse general assembly room. Sponsored by the Morgan Washington Counties Branch of the NAACP, registration begins at 7 p.m. with a $1 donation. Speaker William C. Betcher of the Ohio Civil Rights Commission will discuss management by objectives and prejudice films and take questions.

Marietta Ohio General Assembly Washington County Morgan- Washington Counties National Association For the Advancement of Colored People William C. Betcher Ohio Civil Rights Commission Betcher Commission Morgan-Washington

Policeman Appointed in Wellston Patrol Unit

William Guiles, a former New Yorker, was named patrolman by Wellston Police Chief James M. Downard this week. The chief received a plaque from the National Child Safety Council, presented by safety coordinator Jeanette Schultz. The program was sponsored by the Wellston police department with local business support.

Wellston William Guiles James M. Downard Downard National Child Safety Council Jeanette Schultz

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