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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1973
Page
7
Dear Abby offers guidance on a 22 year old student pursuing a professor. She questions how to gain his attention while he cautions against pursuing a relationship outside of class. Summary props include neighbor concerns and medical notes.
A reader recalls a college party where LSD was secretly added to food causing mass hallucinations. Dr. Lansky notes LSD is far more potent than mescaline, with doses hidden in sugar, gum, or stamps. 26 people faced hospital care, 16 admitted, and the culprit was jailed for six years to life.
Southeast Ohio begins a monitoring program under House Bill 290 to oversee services for mentally and physically disabled residents in Athens County. Paul Chizek of the Division of Mental Retardation and Developmental Disabilities notes the initiative will place foster homes for adults and ensure needed welfare housing legal and educational services, as offices open at the Athens Mental Health Center.
N There Franklin Kim returns to duty in Michigan after being recalled home due to the death of his foster mother Mrs. Charlotte Fraisher.
Athens Messenger notes under the protective services program parents can name the division guardian to protect a disabled child after their death. The division does not handle money but ensures rights and care. Wards may receive up to 3000 dollars or 40 dollars weekly if arranged through the courts, with wills urged for all parents.
Mr and Mrs Denver Conkel of Buchtel announce the birth of their son Kelby Ray on August 21 at O Bleness Memorial Hospital Athens Grandparents are Ray Calvert James Conkel and Mamie Conkel Kimberly age four also part of the family
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