OU Representatives Set For Ohio Regents Meet
Four Ohio University representatives will attend the Ohio Board of Regents meeting in Columbus to press for a clear stand on doctoral offerings and a 30 dollar per quarter fee rise effective summer quarter. The group seeks outside inspection of programs and guidelines to define each university mission.
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Ohio University
Ohio Board of Regents
Columbus
Vernon R. Alden
Taylor Culbert
Graduate College
William J. Holmes
Willard H. Elsbree
Uni
University Board of Trustees
Board of Regents
Regents Board
John Miller
Culbert
OU Graduate Is Named University Controller
William L. Kennard, a 1954 Ohio University graduate, has been appointed university controller as announced by Treasurer John F. Milar. He has served as acting controller since January 1 and was assistant controller since 1966. Kennard's background includes U. S. Steel work from 1957 to 1966, and roles in Lorain, Ambridge, and Pittsburgh before joining Ohio University. He and his wife reside with their two sons at 126 LaMar Drive in Athens.
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William L. Kennard
Ohio University
John F. Milar
Kennard
Ohio
Air Force
U. S. Steel
National Tube Division
Lorain
American Bridge Division
Ambridge
LaMar Drive
Athens
Middleport Man Hurt In Route 33 Crash
A Middleport man, Michael Keith Smith, 21, was injured when his car ran off Route 33 near the Meigs County line after midnight. The vehicle struck a bridge, went through a fence, and overturned. Smith suffered leg and head injuries and received no treatment or citations according to the State Highway Patrol.
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Middleport
Meigs County
Michael Keith Smith
Smith
State Highway Patrol
County Road Local Calls Friday Meet
A meeting of Local 1915 AFSCME AFL-CIO will be held Friday at 7 30 p m at the Grange Hall on the Athens County fairgrounds. The Athens County highway employees union unit reports 45 county garage workers have submitted dues check-off cards requesting a May 1 deduction, though the engineer said recognition and grievance procedures would not be offered. Japan's 1967 gross national product was about 114 billion dollars, up 13 percent from 1966.
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American Federation of State
Afl-Cio
Grange Hall
Athens County Fairgrounds
Athens County Highway
Guy Simons
Harry Dusz
Dusz
Japan
Mock Convention Stirs National Attention at Ohio University
Athens coverage shows Ohio University's Mock Republican Convention drawing national interest. NBC crews film segments for Frank McGee Report. a 2 pm parade to Baker Center precedes April 26 start. A letter from President Johnson praising student “public spirit” is on display.
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Ohio University
Athens
National Broadcasting Co
Frank McGee
the Messenger
Post
Baker Center
Time Magazine
Johnson
Mike Swyers
Swyers
Juanita D. Roberts
LBJ
All kinds of bats reported in Kenya study
About 73 species of bats have been found in Kenya according to a survey. Researchers note diverse habitats and bat roles in pest control and pollination, highlighting the need for conservation amid habitat loss and human activity.
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Kenya
Parking Garage Bids Slated Soon
City officials expect bids for a seven level parking garage around June 5 after a meeting with Trott and Bean. The city paid 62500 to Sam Warren for adjacent property to permit expansion. Original 900 estimate cited. pre cast sections could speed build. Garage may offer up to 385 spaces replacing a 160 car lot.
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Safety Service
Dwight Robinson
Trott and Bean
Columbus
Sam Warren
Washington and College Streets
Robinson
Post Office Cites Young at Ohio University Dinner
A dinner honoring Baker Young, retiring city postal carrier, was held at the Ohio University ballroom by the Athens Post Office workers. Young retires April 30 after 30 years of service and has long been a familiar face in the Athens business district. About 110 postal employees and their wives and retired employees attended.
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Baker Young
Ohio University
Athens Post
Young
Athens
Birth Announcement for Ilas Family Daughter in Athens
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Ilas of Athens welcomed a daughter. Admissions list includes John McComb Duane Schnei der and Henry Lauer, all of Athens with others noted in Glouster Guysville Cincinnati and New Plymouth. Dismissals list several individuals including Mrs Paul Allen and Lena Blackford Geraldine Kern Karen McAfoos Wilbur McCune and George McLaughlin.
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Thomas J. Ilas
Athens
John McComb
Duane Schneider
Henry Lauer
John Simons
Glouster
Joe Depoy
Guysville
John Sargent
New Plymouth
Olive Holmes
Cincinnati
Paul Allen
Lena Blackford
Geraldine Kern
Karen McAfoos
Wilbur McCune
George McLaughlin
Rain scant at Athens. river falls as dance planned
An overcast Athens recorded 0.06 inches of rain on Wednesday and a high of 68 degrees with a low of 52 Thursday morning. The Hocking River stood at 3.96 feet and was falling. A Moose Hall dance is planned Saturday from 8 p.m. to midnight with members and guests expected to dance round and square sets.
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Athens
U.S
C. L. Colmer
Mercury
Hocking
Colmer
Moose Hall
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Psycron
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Radford Road
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George R. McKinnis
Millfield
American Legion
Koons Music Store
Athens, Ohio
Lassie
Lassie Jr
Athens County
Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corp
THE
Athens County Savings & Loan CO
Mill Streey
Post Office
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Zenith
Zenith Radio
Coton
Were Smith Audio-Visuals, Inc
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