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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 28, 1964

Page

2

Bond Issue Okay Urged At Final Citizen Meet

At the final Citizens' Committee meeting in West Elementary School auditorium Dr. Donald Clippinger urged passage of the 2.25 million bond to fund a new Athens area high school. The committee reported 1096.60 in receipts and 1005.75 in expenditures with donations from community groups.

Final Citizen Meet Athens Ohio Athens Area Donald Clippinger Graduate College of Ohio University Citizens’ Committee West Elementary Jack Hamer Clyde Plant Erle Bridgewater Athens Board of Education

FASTEETH advertised denture powder claim

An ad promotes FASTEETH alkaline denture powder that helps false teeth stay secure and comfortable. It claims no gummy taste or sour aftertaste, reduces plate odor, and is available at drug counters nationwide.

Regional conference cites anti poverty act benefits for SE Ohio

Dr. Vernon R. Alden of Ohio University spoke at a regional conference on health and welfare noting that the Economic Opportunity Act offers a practical approach to poverty. He urged Community Action Programs to unite SE Ohio communities to meet regional needs with private initiative.

Southeastern Ohio Vernon R. Alden Ohio University Ohio Citizens’ Council On Health and Welfare Ohio Alden Wilson H. Posey Ohio Citizens’ Council Martin L. Hecht

City income tax questions and levy status explained

The city would drop the two mill levy if the city income tax continues, with the levy expiring December 1966. About 75 percent of the tax revenue funds city streets, some pays police salaries, and some goes to recreation. Major improvements would require voter approved real estate tax hikes or uncertain federal aid. Streets rebuilt this summer via landowner funded origins were selected by the street committee. Readers’ questions about the bond issue or tax are invited, printed with answers before the November 3 election.

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Ohio University Review Delivers Demostration Findings

Dean William Butler says Monday night’s protest involving 800 to 1000 students was referred to the men’s discipline committee. Delta Tau Delta members helped plan the action to protest the flag pole ban. Tedrick stresses no personal plan by him, and warns future mob demonstrations will be dealt with severely.

Ohio University William Butler Delta Tau Delta Mike Tedrick Delts Tedrick Cutler Hall Butler

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