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Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 03, 1972

Page

2

Athens Council Eyes Bridge Link To Route 33 Harmony Road

Athens officials weigh tying the Route 33 bypass and Stimson Avenue bridges to Harmony Road to speed traffic. A unified city county effort would be needed for state aid, with potential costs near one million dollars and questions about federal state specifications.

Tom Price Messenger Athens Route 33 Stimson Avenue Harmony Road Service Safety Phillip Goldsberry Goldsberry Tad Grover Stimson Harmony

Athens Planning Commission approves Sherwood Forest dates

The Athens City Planning Commission approved two changes for Paul Brown’s Sherwood Forest subdivision. The completion date moved from November 2, 1972 to September 1, 1973 and the bonding requirement lowered from 75,000 to 35,000.

Athens City Planning Commission Paul Brown Sherwood Forest Brown George Mara Mara Athens Donald Barrett Service Safety Phillip Goldsberry Goldsberry

Local Weather Forecast for Tuesday October Second

Partly cloudy tonight and Wednesday with lows in the 50s and highs in the 70s. Thursday and Friday look mostly fair with a chance of rain Saturday and mid to upper 70s daytime with 50s overnight.

Northwest Rockies Florida

Athens council OKs Richland-Union road project and other measures

The Athens City Council approved in a 5 to 0 vote on third reading an ordinance to allow the state highway department to build a new road from Richland Avenue to West Union Street with a spur to O’Bleness Memorial Hospital. The project timeline remains uncertain. The council also gave second reading to sewer and water line regulations and first reading to remodeling City Hall third floor for a senior citizens club meeting room costing over 3000 dollars. Absent were Fred Weber, Jack Green, and Harry Crewson, with Tad Grover presiding. A bus-use discussion for senior transportation was raised. Fire staffing controversy was set aside to study outside data with 14 of 17 cities responding to a survey.

State Highway Department Athens City Richland Avenue W. Union Street O’bleness Union-Shafer City Hall Senior Citizens Club Fred Weber Jack Green Harry B. Crewson Council Tad Grover Crewson Athens Senior Citizens Club Jerome Fenske Donald Barrett Goldsberry Council Recreation Committee Howard Romine City Recreation Robert Burson Council Fire Department Kenneth Collins

McBee Plant Faces NLRB Vote On Union Affiliation

Workers at the McBee Press plant in Athens vote tomorrow in a National Labor Relations Board election to determine union representation amid a decertification petition filed by Lawrence Graves. The ballot asks between the Athens Printing Pressmen and Assistants Union, the Athens Bindery Workers Union, and no representation. Voting runs 6 00 am to 8 00 am and 2 00 pm to 4 00 pm in the plant first aid room for all three shifts. About 50 belong to the Pressmen Union and 60 to the Bindery Workers Union. Litton Industries oversees the plant where three other unions also operate.

Athens McBee National Labor Relations Board Lawrence Graves McBee Pressmen’s Union Athens Printing Pressmen and Assistants Union McBee Pressmen Athens Bindery Workers Union Graphic Arts International Union Pressmen’s NLRB Pressmen’s Union McBee Bindery Workers Union Litton Industries Conglomerate

Athens County Expected Share From Ohio Revenue Bill

Athens County would receive 688 347 for a 207 million dollar state revenue sharing plan pending congressional approval next week. The measure would free 138 million for counties and locals and 69 million for the state government with listed shares for Gallia Hocking Jackson Meigs Morgan Perry Vinton and Washington counties in the area.

Athens County Ohio House Senate Gallia County Hocking Jackson Meigs Morgan Perry Vinton Washington

O'Bleness Hospital Admits Area Residents

Admitted at O'Bleness Memorial Hospital are Mrs. Larry Irwin, Angela Smith, Mrs. Edward Kern, Mrs. Carl Efaw of Athens. Mrs. James Graham of Glouster. Mrs. Sarah Griffin of Millfield. Hubert Bailey of Nelsonville. Lila Carman of Chauncey. Mrs. Freddie Bailey, Karen Bobo, Mrs. Delma McCathern, Debra Turrill of Albany. Dismissed are Richard Timblin, Mrs. Jack Walton and son, Mrs. Berlen Burchfield, David Collins.

Larry Irwin Angela Smith Edward Kern Carl Efaw Athens James Graham Glouster Sarah Griffin Millfield Hubert Bailey Nelsonville Lila Carman Chauncey Freddie Bailey Karen Bobo Delma McCathern Debra Turrill Albany Richard Timblin Jack Walton Berlen Burchfield David Collins

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