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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1974
Page
5
The FDA recalls Stokley Van Camp pork and beans for undercooking risk. Cans bear code XR11-A2346 from a Indianapolis plant and were sold in nine states including Pennsylvania Ohio and New York. Return to store if purchased.
Gov. John J. Gilligan outlined a plan to provide direct state subsidies to private colleges and universities that accept needy students under the Instructional Grants Program. Grants would be 400 a year for families under 8,000 and 200 for those over 8,000, with eligibility up to 15,000 income. He also urged a two year fee freeze at public universities and new admissions policies prioritizing Ohio students to strengthen higher education.
Chauncey Lions Club hosts its annual family picnic at Chauncey Dover Memorial Field starting 12 30 p m. All coaches and players from Chauncey pony league little league pee wee league and girls softball invited.
James Beckman, a friend of suspect Frank Joseph Wiechman, says police have the wrong man despite three witnesses identifying Wiechman. Wiechman faced Ohio charges with a potential 425 years in prison, while investigators continue to hunt a man and a woman linked to the ransom case and recovered $128,000.
Gerrit C. Hoolgenboom of Bellbrook won $300,000 in the Buckeye 300 at a North Canton shopping center. Other $15,000 winners include James J. Karizek, Stanley J. Ashdown, Richard L. Myers Sr., and Wanda Hess. Russell Beecher and Susie Mae Harrison each won $30,000. no $60,000 winner. Ohio officials met in Washington with a Justice Department official to secure federal approval for the lottery operation.
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