Referee to Decide on Ohio University Union Dispute
Talks between Ohio University administration and AFSCME Local 1699 continued in phases led by referee James Willingham. Phase 3 began with hearings from union and university reps as a final decision is expected within 10 days after the record becomes available.
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Frank Stewart
Robert Townsend
University
Historian Slated For Monday Talk At Ohio University
Harvard historian Dr. John King Fairbank will open the Kennedy Lecture Series at Memorial Auditorium 8:15 p.m. Monday with “China and the United States in the 1970s.” The event honors retiring Ohio University historian Dr. John Cady. The series also features Paul Ricoeur in April and James Reston in May.
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University of Kentucky
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OU School of Journalism
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National Weather Forecast Highlights Snow and Cold Across Regions
The forecast calls for snow flurries and showers in the Pacific Northwest on Thursday, showers in the Mississippi Valley, and snow or rain in the Great Lakes. Cold conditions are expected in the central U.S. with yesterday's high 65 and lows around 45.
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Missile Crewmen Needed for Pershing Units
Army recruiter Sgt. William Maxwell announces openings for missile crewmen in Pershing units. Selected recruits will attend the training course at Ft. Sill Oklahoma and receive a guaranteed 24 month tour with the 56th Artillery Group in Germany. Enlistees learn vehicle operation assembly testing and firing device use at the Artillery Center.
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Two Hurt In Mishap On Pomeroy Road
Athens police report two motorists injured in a Wednesday evening collision on Pomeroy Road. Tracy Smith Faison of Des Moines Iowa suffered right cheek contusions while Jack Martin 33 of Athens Route 5 had possible chest injuries and arm abrasions. Martin was hospitalized by the Athens Fire Department squad. Faison was cited for driving left of center.
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O’bleness Memorial Hospital
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Local Birth Notices From Athens and Nearby Towns
A sequence of birth notices lists families across Athens Logan County and surrounding towns. Names include Roger Robinette and partner with a son in Logan Route 2. Jack Fulton with a son in Athens Route 5. Bernard Walker with a daughter in Glouster. plus several Athens residents and other area families credited with newborns.
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Logan
Jack Fulton
Athens
Bernard Walker
Glouster
Sowle Seeks Sane Spring at Ohio University
Ohio University President Claude R. Sowle urged a sane spring quarter and cited three factors shaping campus peace. He warned Regents Rule 2 funding cuts, state aid debates, and Vietnam policy as major influences on student unrest. He noted ROTC, budget plans, and a new WOUB radio program to boost campus dialogue.
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Ohio University
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OU cuts closeouts toward irreducible minimum
Ohio University aims to halve the quarterly closeouts to about 4,800 from 7,800 last quarter. Vice President Taylor Culbert says 1,800 closeouts are inevitable in a school of OU's size. About 93 percent of 66,464 class requests were granted this quarter, with added classes and overloads reducing shortages. A new course tabloid helped students find seats, and further improvements are planned before the next registration.
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Taylor Culbert
Culbert
John O'Neal
Emergency Calls Bring Squad Help
Three emergency squad calls were answered Wednesday night by the Athens Fire Department. Janet Van Etten 20 became ill at Hayes Hall and was taken to Hudson Health Center. In front of 49 Pomeroy Rd two injured people were treated at O'Bleness Memorial Hospital and the accident prompted a gasoline cleanup. Clifton Coursey 69 died after a heart attack. resuscitation efforts failed at O'Bleness Memorial Hospital.
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