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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1966
Page
3
Dr. Thomas Smith says instructional related payroll at Ohio University will rise to 16.5 million by fall 1970, up 7.4 million from 1965-66, with 912 faculty and 2035 supporting staff. The projected growth accompanies new programs and factors attracting staff amid university competition.
Rep. Walter H. Moeller announced a federal grant of 44 436 to Ohio University from the HEW water pollution board for an operational demonstration of oxidation in the ditch control method of water control. The project, led by Dr. Harry Kaneshigi and Dr. Edward Gamble, will study sanitary engineering and civil engineering divisions with Claudette Young and Robert Young contributing an oral motion.
Richard Woodruff of New Marshfield Route 1 has been named the city police department’s second radio dispatcher. A World War II and Korean War veteran, Woodruff served as a technical sergeant and heavy equipment operator. He retired from the Air Force in December 1963 and began working at the city garage last summer. He will transfer to the police desk for the midnight to 8 a.m. shift. he is married with one daughter.
Nine Ohio University faculty members and nine students will present research papers at the seventh annual Ohio Academy of Science meeting hosted by Ohio State University from April 21 to 23. Presenters include A H Bickle James P Dilley Roger W Finlay Victor Godicke Jack E Hardrode Richard D Koshel Charles E Miller Henry H Vallowe Warren A Wistendahl.
Donald Kirk David, vice chairman of the Ford Foundation and former Harvard Business School dean, will visit Ohio University Thursday and Friday with his wife. They will see their son Philip K., associate director of the Ohio University Fund, Inc, who joined staff in 1965.
Sheltering Arms Hospital records admit list includes Darrel Willie and a son Chauncey. Admitted patients include Douglas Bond Athens Melvin Norris Sharpsburg Route 1 Edward Maxwell Athens Floyd Wolfe Athens Richard McKinney Athens Mrs Dana Carsey Athens Route 2 Joseph Safreed Albany. Discharged are Neva Jewett Athens Mrs Wilford Dress Reynoldsburg Elbert Brewer Trimble and Mrs Robert Phillips Glouster Route 1.
Athens Lions Club meets at Lakeview Center to finalize April 30 May 1 events at The Ohio University Inn. Dale Tittle is inducted as new member. Fire squad aids two Ohio University students Rita Broth ers and others after incident on Court Street.
A safe at the Pepsi Cola bottling plant on Route 33N was cracked with a torch after a side door was removed. About $1014 in cash and $400 in checks were taken, with the plant burglarized several times before. Investigations include two other recent safecrackings at Albany School and York High School.
Mayor Raymond Shepard invites 16 property owners for a 7 p.m. Monday meeting at Columbia Gas Co Route 50E to discuss annexation of land east of Athens toward the McBee Systems plant site. The area includes two motels an apartment house a tire shop and about 16 homes.
Athens County Community Action Program executive committee met in Chauncey to decide NYC screening and hiring methods. The tri county project could hire 68 youths. supervisor counselor job pays 125 dollars weekly for 12 weeks with May 1 deadline. About 60 Ohio University volunteers will assist on NYC projects this summer, unpaid, including international and local residents. Weather notes report 71-degree morning temperature after low of 60 with 0.03 inch rain. Tuesday high 72.
The State Highway Patrol announced the driver examination station at the K of C Hall on Mill St will be closed all day Friday and no exams will be given.
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