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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1967
Page
7
Logan oil and gas rules set to take effect November 1 after a September 21 public hearing. Depth bands determine minimum tract sizes and minimum distances from wells and boundaries. Rules require larger spacing for deeper wells, up to 40 acre minimums for wells 4000 feet or deeper.
FESTUS Mo voters face a Tuesday election on a $65 000 library bond after a procedural error forced a new vote The library is already under construction and a previous approval was voided by a mis-handled election notice The blimp has no internal structure. The bag is kept taut by the pressure of helium.
Stockholm reports show more deaths by own action than traffic deaths in Sweden. Anne-Marie Bolander notes about 1,100 men and 400 women commit suicide yearly, versus 1,000 male and 350 female road fatalities. Unmarried and divorced people show higher rates, with springs and autumns peak times. Men favor shooting, women overdoses of sleeping pills.
Reedsville reports visitors and travel notes including Carroll Randolph visiting Charles Hauber at a Pittsburgh Veterans Hospital and various relatives traveling to Florida Louisville Jackson and Jackson last week with health conference attendance and family visits across Ohio Virginia and Florida.
Logan Forrest Moore, Hocking County prosecuting attorney, will name an assistant to seek delinquent tax collections. Judge Harley Meyer will appoint the assistant next Saturday, at a pay of 3600 dollars per year. Two tax collection suits are already in Common Pleas Court.
McArthur area residents host relatives and guests from Ohio and beyond. Timmy LaBounty visits with Sheriff Steele family in Orange Texas while Tom Brown and Pra ters family travel from Indiana and Maine to Ohio. Claude Huff and John Cline join spring buying trip for Standard Hardware in Columbus.
In Cincinnati suburbs Madeira youths plan a protest against a Halloween ban during official trick or treat hours set from 2 to 5 p.m. on Sunday October 29. Richard Mosbacher ten leads the group arguing Halloween should stay at night on October 31.
Columbus man Dwight D. Mathews, who eluded West Virginia patrols driving a stolen Logan vehicle, is in Parkersburg custody. Sheriff Hartman says a warrant charges theft of Kenny Adair’s car. extradition to Ohio possible, FBI to handle federal charges.
Logan police investigate thefts of four new tires from Swarm Pure Oil Station on W Hunter Street and tools and motor oil from Eagle Construction Co on S Mulberry Street. Capt. Lloyd Fraizer said the outdoor tire display was vandalized and a power saw and drill were stolen with a case of motor oil.
The oilbird of northern South America and Trinidad uses wall bouncing clicks to navigate, one of only two birds with this method. The other is the Southeast Asian swiftlet. Their echolocation resembles a bat's guiding echoes, though bat chirps are often inaudible to humans.
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