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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 11, 1968

Page

5

Athens Approves Knowlton Parking Garage Plan

Athens officials authorize a multi story garage at E Washington and S College Streets costing 1 055 million, saving 294 thousand from prior bid. The 383 space project totals about 3 660 per space with demolition of the Warren building and financing bills to be resolved for a start within 30 days.

Athens E. Washington S. College Streets Knowlton Construction Co Dwight Robinson Knowlton Raymond Shepard Shepard Tad Grover Archi

Sheriff Deputies Visit Marion Man. He Fled

Deputies from the county sheriff’s office checked on John Henry Johnson in Athens County yesterday but found him absent. He is sought on a Marion County non-support charge and may face resisting arrest allegations. Local officers continue the search.

Sheriff's Deputies Marion Athens John Henry Johnson Johnson

Sealed bids sought for patrol car replacement

The Athens County Commissioners advertise sealed bids for a 1969 patrol car for the sheriff's department to replace a 1966 model. Specifications call for a four-door solid white car with automatic transmission and dual carburetor, plus heavy-duty body components. The traded-in car will be used as a trade-in, secretary Helen Robinette said.

Athens County Sheriff's Department Helen Robinette

Mace Victim Needs Fast Treatment

CHICAGO P The US Public Health Service warns that persons hit by the chemical disabling agent mace should be treated. It said that if the chemical remains on the body for a period of time the possibility of more than transient effects is increased. A report in the Medical Tribune reveals a letter by Surgeon General William H Stewart to state and local health officers. He said that flushing the exposed areas of the body with water is adequate treatment. If exposure is severe however gentle but copious flushing of eyes and anti inflammatory drops may be beneficial.

Chicago Public Health Service The Medical Tribune William H. Stewart

Beggars Put to Work in New Delhi Cleanup

City officials in New Delhi organized a major cleanup ahead of the United Nations conference. About 300 beggars were placed in gainful employment harvesting crops at state farms and assisting demolitions of unauthorized structures.

New Delhi

Naming Rh Factor From Rhesus Monkey

The Rh factor in blood analysis is named after the rhesus monkey, a favored animal of medical researchers.

Retrial Dates Set for Davis and Other Court Cases

Five new cases tied to Monday's grand jury are set for September and October on the common pleas docket. Wayne Allen Davis faces Oct 17 for narcotics possession and sale after a hung jury trial. Dwight Kelly and Curtis Malone await Oct 7 for rape of an Ohio University coed. Bernie Weaver and Lewis Sanders have non support set for Sept 23 and Sept 27 respectively. Fourth District Court of Appeals meets Oct 14 and 15 with no case list yet.

John W. Bolin Common Pleas Court Wayne Allen Davis Davis Dwight Kelly Curtis Malone Ohio University Lewis Sanders Bernard Weaver Fourth District Court of Appeals

Rare Or Well Done? A Businesse’s Lexington Stakes Remark

Cincinnati reports Jack Delany recounts a business executive telling his new secretary he would visit Lexington for the Bluegrass Stakes. The secretary asks if the race is better than T bone steaks, highlighting a lighthearted mismatch between racing and dining.

Cincinnati Jack Delany Lexington

Fast Time Confuses 4 Year Old Dana Bahm Alarmed by Nap Question

In Louisville Kentucky a 4 year old, Dana Bahm, fears waking tomorrow after being put to bed at her usual hour. The child asks if she is taking a nap or if tomorrow will come. Her confusion centers on the idea of time and sleep.

Louisville Dana Bahm

Government earmarks 1.2 million for tourist protection units

New Delhi reports the Indian government tentatively allocates 1.2 million to establish special police units safeguarding tourists. Tourism Minister Karan Singh outlines the move under the fourth five year plan, slated to begin in 1969 or 1970.

New Delhi Karan Singh

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