Sowle Action Sparks Praise and Criticism Across Campus
Ohio University figures split over President Sowle’s handling of student unrest. Gov James Rhodes commended Sowle for decisive action, while the Federation of Teachers condemned the university’s use of force and urged dialogue. 46 students were arrested. 39 convicted for violence or disobedience. Residential hall leaders supported tuition hikes as state aid shortfalls cited.
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Judge Overrules Motion To Suppress McBride Case Evidence
The judge overruled a motion to suppress evidence in the McBride murder case. Prosecutors argued the grand jury would not be hindered by recent rights concerns, while the defense claimed drugs administered without consent affected voluntariness. Autopsies confirmed deaths of three year old Brian and infant Christopher. McBride remains hospitalized for mental health treatment.
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Friday Protest at Ohio University Tests Sowle Response
The Rev. Tom Jackson observed Friday events as hundreds of students gathered on University Green to protest fee increases and test President Sowle's responsiveness. A brick shattered a window, an injunction limited gathering, and police began arrests. Jackson notes the crowd formed leadership without a single spokesman and discusses police action and Sowle's communication limits.
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39 Students Fined After Campus Arrests
On Oneo University campus a mass demonstration on the College Green led to 46 students being arrested. Thirty-nine pleaded guilty to failing to disperse and were fined 50 dollars plus court costs, while several others pleaded innocent or had cases continued. Names and addresses of those charged are listed.
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Ohio University protests surge as 46 students arrested
Ohio University faced a campus quiet after a Friday protest near Culler Hall that drew over 500 people. Police and National Guard were on alert as 46 students were arrested for failing to disperse a riotous crowd, with one charged with second degree rioting for bricks thrown at Cutler Hall.
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Drug Raid Nets Parma Student Arrest At Ohio University
Parma police raided a WW Union Street apartment of Ohio University student Charles W. McBean 21 and he was arrested on possession charges after a tip from Parma Police. Captain Corhan said Lehotsky also faced LSD tablet possession charges, with both students roommates in Albans.
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Sowle to Speak on WGLR Capes Dignigne Program
University president Chamde B. Sowie announces a radio appearance on WGLR Capes Dignigne at 6 p.m. Monday to discuss campus affairs and leadership topics.
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