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Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 01, 1977

Page

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Meigs Schools Closed Over Threats and Fire Incident

Meigs Local Schools shut down after Supt. Charles Dowler cited threats to staff reporting to work amid a strike and a fire at a school bus stop. The sheriff’s department investigated one call. teachers deny making threats. Dowler said closures protect personnel honoring contracts until further notice.

Dowler MLTA James Proffitt Salem Center Middleport Fire Department Hobson Charles Downie

Agency Seeks Repeal of Law On Pass-Through Costs

Ohio ERDA calls for repeal of House Bill 1213 which bars gas firms from spreading emergency purchase costs to residential customers. The 40 page ERDA report includes 11 recommendations to ease the state's natural gas shortage amid a Senate committee probe.

Columbus Ohio Energy and Resource Development Agency Senate Erda Board Michael Stinziano D-30

Wholesale Prices Up Slightly as Farm Prices Fall

Washington reports a one-tenth of a percent rise in the August Wholesale Price Index offset by a continued decline in farm prices for a fourth straight month. Economists hope the modest advance signals easing inflation pressures.

Washington Labor Department

Ohioans Pay Less for August Food Prices in Statewide Survey

Ohioans saw a 3.29 percent drop in the cost of 16 standard grocery items from August 1 to September 1, with produce such as potatoes and tomatoes leading declines. The survey covers 15 cities, noting lower prices in Canton and Athens, while Cleveland and Columbus posted modest gains.

Columbus, Ohio Ohio Athens Ohio Associated Press Chillicothe Canton Cincinnati Cleveland Columbus Youngstown Massillon Salem Toledo Findlay Conneaut Fremont van Wert Portsmouth Ohio Associated Press Market Basket

Election fight over Ohio voting day registration heats up

The campaign against Issue 1 to repeal Ohio election day registration gains momentum two months before a statewide vote. OPHE leader Arthur L. Peterson accuses Democrats of a partisan push while promising bipartisan efforts. Democratic leaders deny, noting plans to mobilize support with national party help and labor backing.

Columbus Ohio Democratic Party Ohioans For Preservation Arthur L. Peterson Ophe Ohio Democratic Paul Tipps Internal Revenue Service Peterson Tipps Patrick Leahy Election Board National Committee White House Organized Labor

Pony King Recovery Seen After Four-Year Prison Hoarding

King the 10-year-old Shetland pony rescued from a four-year confinement in a manure-filled stall at Plaistow undergoes major hoof surgery at the University of New Hampshire. Veterinarians report no bone disease and optimistic hopes for a full recovery though X rays remain to confirm.

Durham N.H King Walter Hilton Hilton Bill McPhee Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals Plaistow University of New Hampshire King’s Barbara Reed SPCA Peter Saunders N. H

Park Indicted In Bribe Case

South Korean businessman Tongsun Park, who fled the country and vowed not to return, is reportedly indicted by a federal grand jury. A sealed indictment was handed up last Friday, with charge details not disclosed. Judge John Pratt said he received sealed grand jury indictments but did not know their contents.

Washington Tongsun Park United States Congress Congressional Justice Department Park South Korea The Washington Post U.S John Pratt Pratt

Examination Ordered After Not Guilty Plea in Vinton County Case

McARTHUR Herman Holbert will undergo psychiatric examination after pleading not guilty in Vinton County Common Pleas Court to aggravated murder and felonious assault. The report cites ongoing legal proceedings and court actions.

McArthur Herman Holbert Vinton County Common Pleas Court

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