OU Dorm Debt Plans Take Shape At Ohio University
Plans to reduce debt by removing 10 dormitories and converting them to academic and auxiliary use move forward. The proposal targets cutting state subsidies by half per two years and making the dorm system self sufficient by 1985, with 9.2 million needed for eight years to fund conversions.
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Herb Amey
Messenger
Ohio University
Charles Ping
University Board of Trustees
College of Osteopathic Medicine
West Green
Ping
Grosvenor Hall
Irvine
Children’s Fund Receives $200 Donation at O'Bleness Memorial
The O'Bleness Memorial Hospital Children's Fund reports a $200 gift from the Intermediate Circle of CCL. Coordinator Mrs Donald Jacobs notes additional donations come from individuals and a yearlong effort to provide gifts to hospitalized children. Last year more than 400 children received gifts through five volunteers.
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O'Bleness Memorial Hospital Children’s Fund
CCL
Donald Jacobs
Children’s Fund
Barbara Guthrie
Santa Claus Visits Stewart and Rome Two Residents
Santa Claus will visit Stewart Wednesday night at the Odd Fellows Hall from 7 30 to 9 p m sponsored by the Rome Two Volunteer Fire Department for all Rome Two residents with treats weather permitting Santa will ride through Guysville and Stewart on a fire truck He will also be at the New Marshfield VFW Post Home at 7 30 p m Wednesday to give treats to area children
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Stewart
Santa Claus
Rome
Volunteer Fire Department
Santa
Odd Fellows Hall
Rome Two
Guysville
New
Marshfield
VFW
Athens Middle School aids 60 needy families for Christmas
Athens Middle School students raise funds and collect 8412 cans of food and toys for nearly 60 families identified as needy. They earned 1098 dollars via bake sale dance volleyball drive and student contributions. Merchants donated toys valued at 1200 dollars. deliveries will occur during Christmas break under supervision of teachers.
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Athens City
Athens Middle School
Athens High School Sets Studious Policy Reforms
A faculty committee recommends mandatory supervised study halls for unsatisfactory work and a shift toward scheduled time in classes. The proposals would begin in January for underperforming students and set a minimum scheduled time with per grade variations, aiming to reduce long unscheduled blocks.
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Athens High School
Robert Shamp
Shamp
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