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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 03, 1976

Page

10

Welfare hearing requested by 91st District candidate

Democratic state representative candidate Jerry Adams asks State Welfare Director Kwegyir Aggrey to add a Southeast Ohio hearing on cuts to Aid to Dependent Children and Medicaid. Adams notes Aggrey already planned hearings in Columbus Cleveland Cincinnati Toledo and Canton and urges Appalachian Ohio to be included.

91St Kwegyir Aggrey Ohio Jerry Adams Aggrey Columbus Cleveland Cincinnati Toledo Canton Adams Southeast Appalachian

Decline in Ohio teacher strikes and affected days

OSBA statistics show public school teacher strikes fell from 28 in 1973-74 to 14 last year. Total days lost dropped from 151 to 80. students affected declined from 176,635 to 66,617. The article cites slower economy, tighter job market, and stronger bargaining prep as factors with rising public negativity toward strikes. Gordon Hoffman notes public attitudes turning negative.

Ohio School Boards Association Gordon Hoffman OSBA

Community Dance Events in Athens and Murray City

In Glouster IOOF Temple and Albany VFW venues, dances are scheduled with 7 30 P.M. start times and late ends. Dottie and the Rhythm Makers perform for a $150 donation at the Albany event, while Murray City Eagles Auxiliary Aerie 1044 hosts a late night dance at the Eagles Hall starting 9 P.M. with a $1 per person donation.

Albany Vfw Dottie and the Rhythm Makers Eagles Murray City Aerie 1044

Ford orders federal agencies to stop hiring foreigners

President Ford issues an executive order barring noncitizens living in the United States from federal employment except where necessary for service efficiency or national interest. He asks Congress to define aliens rights via legislation, noting the central question of citizens’ priority for government posts. The move follows a Supreme Court ruling that limited the Civil Service Commission rule.

Washington Ford United States Congress Supreme Court Civil Service Commission Senate House U.S

Hospital admissions and dismissals list for Athens and nearby towns

A long hospital notes list shows multiple patients admitted or dismissed across Athens Millfield Nelsonville Logan and surrounding areas. Names include Elizabeth Thompson Pete Bailey Aileen Kyle Lucille Carsey Harley Parker Muriel Vogelsong Vicki Shaw Norman Bickley Master Lester Thompson Ernest Glass and others with entries for both admitted and dismissed statuses.

Elizabeth Thompson Pete Bailey Aileen Kyle Lucille Carsey Robert North David Jones Athens James Koon Millfield James Hall Nelsonville Muriel Vogelsong Vicki Shaw Buchtel Norman Bickley Glouster Lester Thompson New Straitsville Ernest Glass Harry Bobo Robert Davis Pauline Wheatcraft Deborah Morgan

Possible Dognaping Reported in Gallia County

The Gallia County sheriff's department received a report from Dr. Sona of Gallipolis that their brown pinsher named Boo is missing. A caller asked about the dog’s price, but the family declined. later Boo disappeared.

Gallipolis Gallia Sheriff's Department Sona Boo

Southeast Ohio Weather Outlook For Labor Day Weekend

Southeast Ohio forecast calls for mainly clear conditions tonight with lows in the upper 50s and partly cloudy Saturday bringing a chance of showers. Highs will reach the upper 70s to low 80s with a 10 percent rain chance tonight and 30 percent Saturday. Extended outlook shows fair Sunday and possible showers Monday through Tuesday with highs in the 70s and lows in the 50s.

Ohio East Lake Shore East Central

Charter Flights Open To Individuals Without Group Ties

Washington AP reports new U S rules allow Americans to buy low cost charter flights anywhere without joining an affinity group or fixed hotel stays. Travelers must purchase round trip tickets in advance and can avoid minimum stay except seven day rule in nine European nations. Charter tickets run about half the price of a standard scheduled flight.

Washington Europe

FBI List Shows Only One Political Radical On Most Wanted

Washington AP report notes only Katherine Ann Power remains on the FBI ten most wanted list of political radicals this decade. Others have been captured, dropped, or remain fugitives. some were arrested after years underground. Dohrn and Bingham still elude, while Power is believed to be in the United States.

Washington FBI Katherine Ann Power Susan Saxe Boston Ms. Saxe Philadelphia David Sylvan Fine San Rafael Calif Katherine Power Ms. Power United States Dwight Alan Armstrong Leo Frederick Burt Canada Armstrong Burt University of Wisconsin Fine Dwight Karleton Armstrong Bernardine Dohrn Stephen Bingham Ms. Dohrn George Jackson Jackson Bingham

New CAB Charter Rules Expand Domestic and European Flights

The Civil Aeronautics Board issues Advance Booking Charters effective Oct. 7 for both U S and overseas routes. Charters no longer require affinity group memberships with no minimum fare and tickets bought 30 days in advance domestic or 45 days Europe. Flights must be round trips with fixed dates and at least 40 passengers, brokered by independent charter firms, with penalties for cancellations when seats are unsold. Europe rules align with existing European charters to avoid disparity.

Belgium West Germany Finland France Ireland Italy Netherlands Switzerland United Kingdom CAB U.S Europe

Wellston Police Seek Separate Negotiations

Wellston police officers, led by Officer Guiles, request a separate bargaining unit and a new contract while accepting a 30 cent per hour raise under protest. They seek to exclude non rankers from general city talks and push for December negotiations. Council took no action.

Anita Yates Wellston William Guiles Guiles Finance Committee Scott Thompson John B. Norris Fourth St Council Joe Kisor

Court records list multiple defendants on peace and traffic charges

Raymond D. Dicken Jr. 19 New Marshfield charged with disturbing the peace. police cite $25 and costs and resisting arrest with $35 and costs. Other names appear for traffic fines red light offenses and paired defendants on various routes and streets in Nelsonville Athens Lancaster Rockbridge Murray City and Creola areas.

Raymond D. Dicken Jr New Marshfield Roger Max Boley Athens Mary Ruth Baden Nelsonville Danny Lee Amodio Trena Lorain Lanning Maysville James Alan Posey Lancaster Patti Kay Marrs North Walnut Street Robert Lynn Setty Albany Eleanor Yvonne Staley Rockbridge Kenneth Junior Minehart Logan Laura Lee Manter William Lee Puckett Chillicothe Rena Sue Brown Third St John William Ricketts Fourth St Denise Lorraine McKinley Betty Ave Mark Story McDonald Linda Lou Wilson Murray City Robert Eugene Hoy Jr Creola Arretha Lavon Mock Union Furnace

Paul Carrier Found Guilty on Forgery Charges

Paul Carrier of Logan was found guilty on three counts of forgery and sentenced to one to five years. He received terms for related offenses and was ordered confined at Mansfield Ohio Reformatory.

Paul Carrier Logan Waus Pistes Reail Ghaeeing Ohio Mansfield

Leckrone and Price Property Transfers Noted

Denzil E and Ruth N Leckrone transfer 15 acres in Saltlick to Dennis P and Serena K Leckrone. Hazel Riffle transfers 0.48 acres in Harrison to Gary L and Vickie Price. John A Page transfers lots 1579 and 1580 of Van Atta's first addition in New Lexington to Verna L Hankison.

Denzil E Ruth N. Leckrone Dennis P Serena K. Leckrone Saltlick Hazel Riffle Gary L Vickie Price Harrison John A. Page Verna L. Hankison van Atta New Lexington

Southern Policies Approved by School Board

The Racine Southern Local District Board of Education approved the attendance policy and grading system after a discussion. Robert Ord the superintendent and James Adams the high school principal reviewed the policies. The board also agreed to buy additional liability insurance from E. D. Edwards Insurance Co. of Pomeroy. The next meeting is set for September 23 at 7 30 p.m.

Racine

Change of venue for Amesville meeting at Masonic Temple

The Amesville meeting moves to the Masonic Temple at 10 30 a m on Sept 11 with reservations via Sarah Blower by Saturday. Dues will be payable.

Masonic Temple Amesville Sarah Blower

Lee Merritt 78 Chesire area death noted in obituary

Lee Dewey Merritt 78 of Cheshire died Thursday morning at Holzer Medical Center. Born in Emma Kentucky he moved to Ohio in 1936 and was a barber and salvage business owner. Survived by second wife Bess Merritt a son and two daughters with services planned at Miller Funeral Home.

Lee Merritt Gallipolis Lee Dewey Merritt Cheshire Holzer Medical Center Emma William and Lila Dotson Merritt Ohio White Oak Baptist Church Bess Burkett Merritt Wiliam Arnold Merritt Carnell Phyliss) Vance Jr Paul Jean) Hammack Gladys Gunnell Celia Dillon Prestonburg Martha Burchett Merritt Miller Funeral John Jeffrey Gravel Hill Marcella Mills Nelsonville Marcella R. Mills Public Square Hershel, Reno William Sowards Johnson Edward True Green Lawn Cemetery J. R. Thompson J. Rife Thompson Heler Medical Center Wayne County W.va Metilta Robinson Thompson George Thompson Erma Staley Thompson Herbert Gordon Ft. Benning Carl Douglas Gary J Flint, Mich Donald Jo Ann) Riley Edward Brenda) Morrison Flint Mich Howard Akron Elmer Bernie Logan Faye Bradshaw H. K. Fry Wilford Ruth) Barber Lucy Carter Huntington Alice Bradshaw Florida Willis Funeral Home James Patterson Bethel Cemetery Athens Calvin W Bub) Collins Cleveland Grantsville W. Va Henry Ellen Minerva Collins Bowman Products Mabel Zickefoose Collins Nick Bertha Everett Wash Fred Varney Ida Seaman Parkersburg Jennie Smith Torch Alma Weiblen Frank McArthur Robert Betty Jerman Bill George Kelly Rome Nay Jagers and Sons Roy Deeter Salem Cemetery Glouster Elmer D. Davis Trimble O’bleness Memorial Hospital van Fossen Wendell Vermillion Maplewood Cemetery Mr. Davis Athens County John Cora Kempton Davis Abix Corp Trimble Lodge 557 F&am Mary Sayre Davis David Shirley Villoni Anaheim Cal Cheryl Weaver Vienna

Two Injured in Gallia County One-Car Crash

At 5 45 a m a one car wreck at Routes 7 and 35 in Gallia County injured two Germantown residents. Kenneth Walters 33 was driving on Route 35 then turned onto Route 7 struck a guard rail and a power pole. Wendell Walters 36 was a passenger admitted to Holzer Medical Center with Kenneth treated and released. No citation. Vehicle demolished. Dance Saturday at Nelsonville Eagles Lodge features No Names.

Gallipolis Gallia Ohio Highway Patrol Kenneth Walters Germantown Alters Wendell Walters Holzer Medical Center Gallia County

Emergency runs reported for multiple squads

Wednesday and Thursday ambulance transfers listed. Bill Pugh from Hobson sent to Holzer Medical Center. Jason Davis from Sumner to Veterans Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Hattie Fredricks from Chester transported to Holzer Medical Center.

Bill Pugh Hobson Holzer Medical Center Pomeroy Jason Davis Sumner Veterans Memorial Hospital Hattie Fredricks Chester

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