Ohio University hikes out-of-state tuition $330 a year
Ohio University trustees in Columbus approved a $330 annual tuition increase for out-of-state students and a $30 annual hike for in-state students. A $39 yearly room and board rise was also approved, with in-state tuition set at $160 per quarter and out-of-state at $460 per quarter.
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Ohio
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Uni
Milar
Ohio U
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Cincinnati
Miami
Toledo
Ohio State
Bowling Green
Athens considers East State Street recreation complex and charter study
Athens City Council moved toward a recreation complex and a charter government study. The council readings included hiring a planner for the East State Street complex and placing a charter study on the November ballot. A sewage treatment agreement for Oakmont Subdivision was also approved. Councilman Collins was injured Monday and hospitalized.
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Oakmont Subdivision
Kenneth Collins
Collins
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Howard Romine
Service Safety
Dwight Robinson
Ohio University
Robinson
Athens Developers Inc
Oakmont
Richard McFarland
Briarwood Dr
Cok Chatersaninene Te Gessider
Universe Ison
Albany
Athens plan seeks $1.9 million flood pump stations
Athens City Planning Commission hears a plan from Hocking Conservancy District to install three flood pumping stations at Peden Stadium Lakeview Center and Stimson Avenue. The project, potentially $1.9 million, would rely on HUD funding if rated top priority, with local costs and East End effectiveness debated.
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Athens City Planning Commission
Don Johnson
Hocking Conservancy
Corps of Engineers
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Corps
Conservancy District
Peden Stadium
Lakeview Center
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Shepard
East End
Alan Geiger
Planning Commission
Geiger
Hickory Hills
Frank Gura
Gura
Angel Ridge
Fifteen Named for Athens City Charter Study Committee
Athens city council has selected fifteen people to serve on a charter study committee. The list will be published only after nominees agree to serve. Elections director William Howe outlined petition requirements to place study candidates on the November ballot, including at least 35 signatures representing one percent of city voters.
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Athens County Board of Elections
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Howe
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Supreme Court
Shepard
Man Charged With Alcohol Violations in Cleveland
Richard L. Stone of Cleveland pleaded guilty to intoxication and driving while under the influence of alcohol. He was fined 225 dollars in total plus court costs. 200 dollars for DWI with seven days in jail and a 60 day license suspension, 25 dollar intoxication fine suspended. Patrol arrested him at 1142 p.m. Monday.
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Richard L. Stone
Cleveland
DWI
Stone
Sheltering Arms Hospital Notes Births and dismissals listed
The hospital notes list new births at Sheltering Arms including a son to Mr. and Mrs. Donald Blake of Athens and a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Mount Tippie of Albany along with numerous names of residents and patients. Several individuals are noted as dismissed including Minnie Shoemaker Donald Crabtree and Annabelle Fields among others.
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Donald Blake
Athens
Mount Tippie
Albany
Minnie Shoemaker
Orville Stover
Donald Crabtree
Osborne Fulks
William Shockey
Elza Chalfant
Roger Hudnall
Richard McDaniel
Annabelle Fields
Gary Mosier
Mildred Hutchinson
James Mann
Sandersor Hartley
Mary Smith
Councilman Collins Hospitalized After Fainting Incident
Councilman Kenneth Collins, 58, of 144 Grosvenor Street, was driven to Sheltering Arms Hospital by the fire department squad at 4 40 p.m. Monday after fainting at home. He received cuts to the left forehead and lower lip and abrasions to the nose and left cheek. first aid was given before transport.
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Kenneth Collins
Grosvenor St
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Fire Department
Collins
Truck Hits Rail Bridge on Route 328 in Ohio
A dump truck driven by 19 year old Robert Mullins of Hamden Route 1 ran off Route 328 in Hocking County at 5 a.m. and struck supports of a Chesapeake and Ohio Railway bridge. Mullins had minor injuries and was not treated. The crash damaged the bridge and required repairs.
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Hocking County
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Robert Mullins
Hamden
Mullins
Cain Statutory Rape Hearing Set for Aug 20
A Municipal Court hearing on a statutory rape case against Charles Cain in Glouster area is continued to 9 30 a m August 20. Cain, 22 Millfield, is free on 2500 bond and has pleaded innocent regarding alleged intercourse with a 13 year old girl on August 4.
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Charles Cain
Millfield
Cain
Glouster Area
Columbus man fined for conditional speed after Aug. 9 crash
Robert B. Karr of Columbus pleaded guilty in Municipal Court on Tuesday to a police charge of conditional speed. He was fined 25 dollars plus costs after being accused of causing an August 9 accident.
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Robert B. Karr
Columbus
Karr
Youth Denies Two Counts Of Larceny
Steven Mace aged 19 of Nelsonville pleaded innocent in Municipal Court to auto larceny and pistol larceny both linked to a 1957 Chevrolet stolen from John Kimes. Bonds set at 500 and 100 were posted. A 16-year-old accomplice was also detained after deputies Robt S Allen and Boyd Williams found the wrecked car at the Poston Power Plant and recovered a .22 caliber pistol. Hearings set for 9 am Aug 20. In Athens Mrs Fred Elswik was admitted to Holzer Hospital in Gallipolis and is listed in room 233.
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Steven Mace
Nelsonville
Mace
Robert S. Allen
Boyd Williams
John Kimes
Allen
Williams
Boy Found Safe After Diamond Area Search
Jerry Woods a 14 year old boy missing since 9 30 p m Monday was found at 7 a m Tuesday by two motorcyclists about a mile behind the Diamond home where he had been living He slept in the woods and did not have his glasses during the disappearance with 30 to 35 volunteers from Hocking County Sheriff Paul Hartman REACT and Fairfield County Civil Defense aiding the manhunt Ohio State Highway Patrol helicopter was scheduled to assist The search was called off until daybreak earlier in the morning"}
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Diamond
Jerry Woods
Jerry
Virgil Hamrick
Hocking County
Paul Hartman
Athens County React
Clyde Baker
State Highway Patrol
Hocking Department
REACT
Fairfield County Civil Defense
Petition Survey Underway For November Ballot
Athens County elections director William Howe and staff are completing a survey of nominating petitions for November ballot placement. The county board will convene Wednesday at 8 a.m. to review petitions for township trustee posts boards of election and village offices.
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William Howe
Howe
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