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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 02, 1975

Page

2

Athens County Republican headquarters opens with OU professor presiding

Dr. Ernest Collins of Ohio University acted as master of ceremonies at the Athens County Republican headquarters opening. He introduced city election candidates including Raymond Shepard for mayor Ralph Nuzum auditor Bill Rowland solicitor Blaine Riggs treasurer and council slate Pete Couladis Robert Garrett Charles White Ralph Straw Joe Johnson Ellsworth Holden and Charles Laughlin. The office at 19 West Washington Street operates 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. weekdays with phone 593-8904.

Ernest Collins U.S Homer Pete Abele Athens County Collins Ohio University Raymond Shepard Ralph Nuzum Bill Rowland Blaine Riggs al Geiger Pete Couladis Robert Garrett Charles White Ralph Straw Joe Johnson Ellsworth Holden Charles Laughlin

Cook Opposes Donor Data on Licenses in Ohio

Highway Safety Director Don ald D. Cook urged Gov. Rhodes to veto a bill allowing drivers to mark organ donation on licenses. He said the measure would cost money create bad precedent and raise legal problems despite reluctance to oppose the bill.

Columbus Ohio Donald D. Cook James A. Rhodes Cook Rhodes General Assembly

Fare Hike Fails to Cut City Bus Ridership

Ridership on the Richland Avenue to East State Street route rose in September despite higher fares, with 7,778 total city riders for the month and a 37 percent cost recovery. The Richland State Street leg reached 204 riders per day and 48.4 percent cost recovery, while the west side route averaged 107 riders daily. AORTA director David Vaughan noted September is slow when OU is not in session and suggested possibly shortening the west route for better downtown access.

Richland Avenue East State Street Appalachian Ohio Regional Transit Association Richland State Street David Vaughan AORTA Ohio University Vaughan

Salvation Army to Run Festival Booth at Fall Event

The Salvation Army board met to plan a booth at the Fall Festival in the city garage basement on October 10. It will display handmade goods and offer a general information desk, plus a toy shop opening a week before Christmas. Donations of toys and gifts are invited.

Salvation Army Board of Directors Army Dan Griffin Salvation Army

Athens center reports no surplus in admin staff

Athens Mental Health and Retardation Center faces no administrative or support staff surplus while up to seven areas run under recommended levels. The center plans to transfer patients and adjust staffing as 100 new residents arrive, with ongoing union tensions and a Friday review by the Department of Mental Health and Mental Retardation.

Herb Amey Department of Mental Health and Mental Retardation Athens Floyd Sarff Sarff Center Department Office of Administrative Services Dan Schwendeman Gordon Ogram Norman Niesen Schwendeman Geriatrics

Name Changes Across Ohio Mental Health Centers

The Athens state facility is renamed Athens Mental Health and Mental Retardation Center with a new treatment unit. Dr. Timothy Moritz, head of DHMR, announced the change and new signs are on order. The Tiffin and Cambridge facilities are also renamed as mental health and mental retardation centers with patient transfers from Orient State Institute and Columbus State Institute to new units.

Athens Timothy Moritz Department of Mental Health and Floyd Sarff Gallipolis Moritz Tiffin Cambridge Orient State Institute Columbus State Institute

Rail Collection At Worthington Highlights Historic Rails

The Ohio Railway Museum in Worthington houses a fine collection of old railroad equipment and operating trolley cars, showcasing regional rail history for visitors.

Ohio Raiway Museum Worthington

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