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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 2016
Page
1
Bill Clinton visited Athens Ohio to urge voters to back Hillary Clinton with five weeks left in the Democratic nomination race against Donald Trump. He joked about cornstalks being tall in the years he ran for president, calling optimism essential.
Bill Clinton visited Ohio University's College Green delivering a policy focused address with a folksy tone. He emphasized Hillary Clinton's infrastructure program clean energy jobs and manufacturing revival while praising broadly accessible college tuition and tax credits for workers. He contrasted his approach with Trump and defended reforms in economy prisons health care and immigration. The speech referenced Wells Fargo charges as corporate greed and noted tuition aid thresholds tied to income.
OU students Crane and Felder, both Bernie supporters turned Clinton backers, praised Bill Clinton's Ohio University speech as professional and policy focused. They, along with local Democrats, plan to vote for Clinton over Trump in the upcoming election.
Pike County Sheriff Charles Reader counters a Fox 19 report alleging mishandling of Rhoden family murder crime scenes. He states ongoing communication with Ohio officials about reimbursement and notes total investigation costs at $204,716.16 including contracting, towing, overtime, diesel, and vehicle leases.
OhioHealth O'Bleness Hospital aims to launch a mobile mammography program with a total cost of two million dollars. The project seeks 250000 dollars from the Appalachian Regional Commission, with 777000 raised so far and 400000 more needed for five years of operations. A letter of support was approved by the Athens County Commissioners to back the ARC application.
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