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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1975
Page
4
The Federal Hocking Local School District has repeatedly failed to win voter backing for a new operating levy. Plaster from the Middle School ceiling has fallen in chunks up to 70 pounds as maintenance delays worsen safety risks. Officials consider temporary measures and student transfers but warn only a full levy will prevent further decline and danger.
State Sen. Oakley C. Collins will not assume a second job as Lawrence County school superintendent for at least two more months. The Ironton Republican and the county board agreed to delay the effective date of the new law to accommodate the outgoing superintendent and to address related reasons.
Lawrence County Prosecutor Lloyd Moore argues the Oakley Collins two public offices bill may violate the Ohio Constitution. He cites Section 4 of Article 2 and an old attorney general opinion to question eligibility while noting Collins would resign the superintendent post for a Columbus seat.
Chauncey residents defend Athens spirit in a response letter. They criticize James Hill for negative commentary and praise community efforts like shade trees near the Courthouse and a rest stop for students and dogs. The note also mentions a local boy, Joey, recovering from injury and the support from neighbors.
A Messenger letter thanks friends relatives and especially the kids who helped during a 17 week cast period after Joey broke his leg in a Moto-X race at Honda Hills on May 26. The writer notes about 40 visitors on the day Joey returned home.
Joana Kostritsi of Athens argues for strict enforcement of the city leash law after a serious dog related accident. She questions the councilwoman's minipark plan and suggests renaming the city Canineville to highlight the issue.
Economists and businessmen highlight capital shortage consumer confidence and crowding out as dominant phrases shaping business and finance discourse. The AP analysis notes widespread view that these terms reflect evolving challenges and outcomes in the year.
The report highlights a looming capital shortage, with leaders like James Needham and Reginald Jones warning that without more savings and tax reforms the 1980s will see slower growth and higher unemployment. Consumer confidence, central to recovery, hinges on stable incomes and favorable job prospects amid credit strains labeled crowding out by Henry Kaufman.
A Washington Star column celebrates neologisms and erudite words provoked by William F Buckley Jr and Nelson Rockefeller. It cites opsimathy as learning late in life, mocks gobbledegook, and praises lexicographic adventures that enrich public prose.
A commentator weighs the Egypt Israel accord as a step by step path to peace. It credits Kissinger with neutralizing a dangerous situation while challenging critics and noting improved U S influence against Russia.
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