Sowle Backs Careful Plan for New Ohio State Colleges
Ohio University President Claude R. Sowle warned that converting two-year campuses to four-year colleges must follow careful educational planning and adequate funding, not political motives. He cited Zanesville as a potential site and outlined four criteria including 3,000 enrollment, full-time faculty, augmented state support, and housing to ensure quality education and student mix.
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Sowle
Ohio University
Claude R. Sowle
Ohio
Zanesville
Nation
Board of Regents
Marketing Year Ends On Dec 31
Wool producers are reminded by Floyd Mathews chairman of the Athens ASC Committee that the 1969 marketing year under the wool and mohair program ends Dec 31. Payments for the current year are based on marketings completed during the year and producers should ensure all 1969 sales details are with buyers by year end. Requests for 1967 year payments may be made at the Athens County ASCS office up to Jan 31, 1970 and applicants should present a bill and sign a payment request. Payments for 1969 are expected to begin in April.
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Floyd Mathews
Athens Asc
Mathews
Athens County
ASCS
Jackson Common Pleas Judge Candidate For Appeals Court
Jude Roy Gilliland of Jackson County Common Pleas Cool Probiem and Juvenile Divisions announces his candidacy for the Fourth Appellate Court. He has served six years as prosecuting attorney and is a U S Navy veteran with degrees from Ohio State University. Gilliland resides in Walston with his wife and three children, in the Fourth Appellate District which includes multiple counties.
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Appeals Court
Wellston
Jude Roy Gilliland
Jackson County
Common Peas
Prstrice Court of
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Guliland
Gillind
Walston
Karjeene Mullen
William Day Appointed As Culbert Assistant
Dr. William A. Day is named assistant dean of faculties at Ohio University, announced by Dr. Taylor Culbert. The move follows his 1987 associate dean appointment in the College of Business Administration, with Day returning to duties in curriculum and academic planning.
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Ohio University
Taylor Culbert
Day
College of Busiiness
College of Business Adminis
Pipeline Replacement Project Starts Monday
Work begins Monday on an 1200 foot, up to 12 inch pipeline on Garfield Avenue High Lenn Avenue Ellis Avenue Woodward Avenue and Short Street by Columbia Gas of Ohio. J K Rothel Southeastern District manager said C J Hughes Construction Co of Huntington WV is contractor and traffic may be rerouted during progress. Project completes in about ten days.
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Southeastern
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Rothe
Lazenby Says He Will Not Return To Bond Role
James Bond actor George Lazenby, 20, says he will not make more 007 films after his one film On Her Majesty's Secret Service due next month. He was chosen from 506 hopefuls after a famous chocolate commercial and says producers treated him as mindless. Connery also tired of Bond, calling it Frankenstein's monster after starting as a pleasant part.
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Sean Connery
James Bond
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Lazenby
Austra Han
Her Majesty’s Secret Service
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