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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 21, 1973

Page

3

Athens fire department runs halt near downtown block

Athens firemen answered three calls Thursday. A short circuit in wires at a downtown building leased by H and R Block caused sparks but no fire. The building owner is Dana Carr. Firefighters also cleaned up a fuel oil spill at Landmark Town and Country Store on Oak Street. An emergency squad transported Mrs Delores Garrett to O Bleness Memorial Hospital after breathing difficulties. Installation Set describes Frank D. Sanborn to be installed as master councilor of Linden Chapter DeMolay in Columbus with lineage noted.

Athens H and R Block N. Court St Dana Carr Grosvenor St Landmark Town and Country Store Oak Street Delores Garrett Plesant Hill Road Litton Industries O’bleness Memorial Columbus Frank D. Sanborn Franklin Sanborn Marengo Linden Chapter The Order of DeMolay Orpha Michael the Plains Ora Schaeffer

EPA Warns Of New Burning Regulations

The Ohio Environmental Protection Agency announces new open burning rules effective today. Restrictions apply in municipal areas, within town or city boundaries, and near larger populations, with limited exceptions for cooking, ceremonial fires, pest control, and certain occupational uses. Prior written permission needed for burning hazardous materials.

Ohio Environmental Protection Agency EPA

Open Burn Rules Seen With Local Flex for 1975

Open burning may be authorized in certain counties until July 1975 if regulators prove hardship. Unrestricted areas ban organic waste fires but allow burning of paper waste leaves grass clippings and agricultural residue. EPA urges fires only with dispersed winds and 1000 feet from homes and transport routes.

EPA Ohio Public Interest Center Columbus

Cold western two thirds with Southeast warmth in national forecast

National forecast shows colder weather across the western two thirds of the country while the Southeast remains warm. Rain or showers expected in the Pacific Northwest, Midwest, and Great Lakes with showers also in southern Florida. Local forecast calls for rain tonight with lows in the low 60s and a warming trend into Saturday. Highs reach upper 70s to low 80s, then Ohio cools Sunday into next week with 60s to 40s and possible showers. Yesterday’s high 69, low 54. humidity 75 percent at 9 a.m. today.

Southeast Pacific Northwest Midwest Great Lakes Florida Ohio

Riggs Found Guilty in Athens Juvenile Court Case

David R. Riggs of The Plains was found guilty in Athens County Juvenile Court of acting to cause delinquency of a minor. The case, first jury trial in 10 years, involved keeping a county ward from the children's home on April 6 to 8. A visiting judge presided. sentencing was deferred to Tuesday.

David R. Riggs the Plains Athens County Athens Riggs Sam Buffington Charles Curran Vinton County Harold Rose

Car Found Lost Then Recovered Twice In Athens

Athens police recovered a stolen car twice and county sheriff's deputies held the owner for filing of five drug charges. The owner reported the car missing Tuesday and it was found Wednesday, then again Thursday after being moved to a service station for repairs.

Athens Athens County Sheriff's Deputies W. Washington Street Parently

Scientists Revisit Old Power Sources To Solve Energy Crisis

Researchers explore solar, geothermal, wind, tidal, and waste-to-energy options as potential solutions to growing energy shortages. The review assesses feasibility, costs, and environmental impact across multiple technologies.

Janchius Couple to Mark 60th Anniversary

Mr. and Mrs. Herman Janchius of Summit Station celebrate their 60th wedding anniversary on September 30. Friends are invited to the home of their son in law and daughter Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Galloway at 271 Summit Rd Summit Station from 2 to 5 p.m. The couple formerly lived in Glouster and The Plains.

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