Non-Graded Plan Aims to Link Practice and Philosophy
Athens high school planners discussed a non graded model designed to match placement by achievement rather than age. Fred Chase urged active student involvement, flexible subject levels, and decision making, with levy funds to build a vocational plan and staff the new school opening in fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens High School
Cit
Fred Chase
Athens Jaycees
Chase
Wilbur Lewis
Lewis
Athens
Ohio
Educational Institute Set June 21 At UD
Federal funded educational media institute at the University of Dayton runs June 21 to August 1 at the JFK Memorial Union. Open to full time instructors and college professors from six states, it is supported by a $40,000 grant from the U S Office of Education. Applications accepted until April 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Dayton
Vincent Jukes
Communications Center
Jfk Memorial Union
U.S. Office of Education
Jukes
Ohio University
Sheltering Arms Hospital Notes
Mr and Mrs Charles Braun of The Plains welcome a son. Admissions include Mrs Leonard Spencer of Murray City Mrs Winifred Calvin and Mrs F W Reed of Athens Howard Boyer Mrs Dale FE Windland Robert Jackson Mike Downard and Mrs Mayme Robinson admitted to Sheltering Arms Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Braun
the Plains
Leonard Spencer
Murray City
Winifred Calvin
F. W. Reed
Athens
Howard Boyer
Dale FE
Windland
Robert Jackson
Mike Downard
Mayme Robinson
Highway Patrol Seeks Applicants For Class
Ohio Highway Patrol launches a drive to attract young men for the next Patrol Academy class. An open house at Athens post Sunday 1 to 4 p m invites interested individuals and families. May 12 examination at Jackson district headquarters requires high school education good moral standing and physical suitability. About 15 Athens County natives are members. three in training at the Academy. Transportation to Jackson available for those without cars.
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Highway Patrol
Patrol Academy
Cpl
D. R. Medert
Athens Post
Medert
Athens
Jackson
Athens County
W. E. Lanning
Athens Area
Randy K. Miller
Jackie M. Proffit
Stephen L. Smith
Pomeroy Route 1
Jackson Post
TV Set Lifted By Burglars
A 17 inch portable television was stolen about 3 a.m. Friday from the Lambda Alpha Chi fraternity house at 45 Mill St. Police say two suspects may have been involved after a fraternity president chased a runner from a basement door. John Risch, 59, of 127 W State St, was admitted to Sheltering Arms Hospital after illness. The fire rescue squad was summoned at 8:20 a.m. Municipal Court extended a charge of insufficient funds to April 12. Jack A. Gubane, 79 W State St, faced a charge of cashing a worthless $8 check.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lambda Alpha Chi
Mill St
Clyde Beasley Jr
John Risch
W. State St
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Jack A. Gubane
Locations Set For Tax Return Aid
Athens County Auditor J. W. Whaley staff will assist residents with personal property tax returns next week. The aide will be at Tri County Bank Coolville on April 10 and at First National Bank Nelsonville on April 11. Only about one third of returns filed so far. deadline is April 30.
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Athens County
J. W. Whaley
Tri County Bank
Coolville
First National Bank of
Nelsonville
Temperature Dips in Athens After Rainfall
The Hocking River crested at 3 30 p m Thursday at 10 55 feet and was reported falling this morning. U S observer C L Colmer said the river was 8 57 feet at 11 a m. Overnight rainfall measured .26 inches. Temperature fell to 50 at 11 a m with a low of 55 after a high of 80 Thursday.
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Hocking
C. L. Colmer
U. S
Colmer
Ninety language students visit OU campus
Ninety French and Spanish students from Morgan Local High School McConnelsville will tour Ohio University Ellis Hall language laboratory visit language houses and attend classes Tuesday. Two OU alumni Ralph Morgan and Mrs Debbie Price will accompany them per Dr Wallace J Cameron. Fire dept responded to Lindley Hall incinerator smoke at 2 01 p.m. Tuesday no fire or damage reported. Albany Area Volunteer Fire Department to meet Monday at 730 p.m. at the fire house.
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Morgan Local
McConnelsville
Ohio University Language Laboratory
Ellis Hall
Ohio University
Ralph Morgan
Debbie Price
Wallace J. Cameron
Lindley Hall
Albany Area Volunteer Fire Department
Democrats Forecast 1968 Victory If Campaigns Tell All
Johnson administration could win big in 1968 if Democrats spread the administration’s record. Lancaster speaker William Lavelle urged highlighting Medicare gains and other laws after meeting Johnson, Kennedy and Cabinet members in Washington. Lavelle and officials were hosted at the White House and briefed by key DNC leaders and cabinet members on budget, transportation, housing, agriculture, interior and other policy efforts.
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Johnson
William Lavelle
Lancaster
Lavelle
Washington, D. C
Washington
White House
New York
Robert F. Kennedy
Hubert Humphrey
Kennedy
Wilson
Harding
Hoover
Franklin Roosevelt
Eisenhower
Coolidge
Democratic National Committee
Charles Schultze
Alan Boyd
Transportation
Wilbur Cohen
Robert Weaver
Housing and Urban Development
Orville Freeman
Agriculture
Stewart Udall
Interior
Ramsey Clark
Lawrence O’brien
Rabid Skunk Reported Near Deputy Sheriff’s Home
Athens city county health department reports a rabid skunk killed Wednesday near Deputy Sheriff Robert Allen’s Pleasant Hill Road home. The animal was taken to the state laboratory in Nelsonville where tests confirmed rabies. The skunk chased Allen’s children and was shot. no injuries were reported. Earlier, officials noted a pony killed earlier also tested rabid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens City - County
Robert Allen
Pleasant Hill Road
State Laboratory
Nelsonville
Allen
Health Department
Girl Becomes Ill Taken To Health Center
Kathy Hannaford a 19 year old resident of 101 Court Street was reported ill and transported Thursday afternoon by the city fire department emergency squad to Hudson Health Center for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathy Hannaford
S. Court St
Hudson Health Center
City Fire Department
Milk Dump Entry Case Dropped in Court
County Judge George Schoon dismissed charges of breaking and entering against brothers Joseph Lucas and Leonard Lucas in a milk house entry tied to a National Farmers Organization action. Clark agreed to the dismissal. defendants must pay court costs of 20 dollars and 60 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Schoonover
National Farmers Organization
Joseph Lucas
Leonard Lucas
Athens
Ward L. Clark
Clark
Schoonover
Check Forgery Case Continued In Court
Thomas J. James, 20, of Lake View Manor, pleaded innocent in Municipal Court to forgery. Police say he issued a check for 27.41 using another person's signature. He was held on a $250 bond and a preliminary hearing was set for April 21.
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Thomas J. James
Lakeview Manor
James
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