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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1971
Page
6
Beulah Jones advises taking time to slow life pace and enjoy simple activities this season. She urges homemaking joys from apple butter and bread to canning, baking, and gathering autumn harvests, contrasting busy modern life with thoughtful, home centered moments. The column notes many women hunters in the United States.
Kent State University President Glenn A. Olds arrives after a grim period following the May 1970 National Guard deaths. He aims to restore trust through open meetings, classrooms, and a News Rap hotline while stressing personal responsibility and social justice. He plans rap sessions at the president s house and to involve students in governance to bridge the generation gap.
Governor Gilligan’s redistricting plan may undermine his push for a personal income tax as Democrats fear new districts in Cleveland area will pit incumbents against primaries. Rep. Sweeney and Rep. Ostrovsky warn the plan favors Republicans in power yet harms some Democrats.
Gov. Gilligan faces a wary legislature as his reapportionment and income tax proposals stir party tensions. The six member conference committee splits along party lines with two Democrats and four Republicans shaping tax plans and district maps. Senate and House sessions are set for Tuesday and Wednesday as lawmakers reassess Gilligan’s measures.
Gov. Gilligan announced Dr. Alfred L. Coles of Zanesville will join the Muskingum Area Technical Institute District board for a three year term succeeding Harry Pronto. He also named Gerald O. Allen of Shaker Heights to the State Board of School and College Registration for a term ending Nov. 20, 1972. Allen is VA legal advisor and president of the Cleveland Institute of Electronics.
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