Only Central Pool Wins In OU Budget Hearings
In OU 1972-73 public budget hearings at Morton Hall the central pool category won a $389,170 uplift while several other units faced cuts. The session aired on WOUB AM with budget chief John Milar guiding questions on reductions across vice president, president, equal opportunity, and information-system budgets.
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the Messenger
Athens
Ohio
Central Pool
Fred Whissel
Ohio University
Morton Hall
Baker Center
Woub-Am
Budget Committee
Claude R. Sowle
John F. Milar
Sowle
Equal Opportunity
Martin L. Hecht
Ohio University faces 90,000 cut in athletic budget
Inter William Rohr and OU administrators led a budget hearing on trimming 90000 from the Intercollegiate Athletics budget for 1973 74. Hockey becomes a club sport saving 23400 and other cuts include three graduate assistants recruiting funds and student athletic awards.
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William Rohr
Ohio University
John F. Milar
ICA
Milar
Rohr
Claude R. Sowle
Sowle
National and Local Cold Snap With Snow and Rain Forecast
National forecast calls for colder weather across the country on Thursday with rain in California and the eastern Gulf and south Atlantic coast. Snow flurries expected from the Chesapeake to New England while the Southwest sees snowfall. Local forecast warns of a cold wave with low temperatures from 5 to 10 and a stretch of sunny, very cold days ahead.
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California
Gulf
South Atlantic
Chesapeake
New England
University budget hearing reveals push for higher raises
Ohio University President Claude R. Sowle questions Vice President Martin J L Hecht on justify ing a raise for all personnel beyond a 3.5 percent limit amid next year's heavier workloads. Hecht cites added responsibilities and an overall increase, with Sowle noting no further questions after the exchange.
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Ohio University
Claude R. Sowle
Martin JL. Hecht
Sowle
Hecht
Shade Students On Honor Roll
Shade Elementary and Junior High announces honor roll for sixth seventh and eighth grades. Eighth grade all A’s went to Tami Scott Tim Hanning and Joe Mantle others include Randy Allen Vernon Bobo Jeannie Boggs Kathy Dillinger Linda Gross Lynn Hart Susan Haseley and John Theiss. Seventh graders with B average are Steve Dougan and Cindy Meeks. Sixth graders on the honor roll include Larry Barringer Gerlene Guthrie Brian MacDonald Jenni Pedigo Beverly Rist Neil Pratt Rebecca Pullins Janet Sickels Sandra Stanley Karen Strausbaugh Jay and Joe Theiss Jane Ann Walters Jane Ann Wingett and Kathy Webb.
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SHADE
William O. Elmore
Tami Scott
Tim Hanning
Joe Mantle
Elmore
Randy Allen
Vernon Bobo
Jeannie Boggs
Kathy Dillinger
Linda Gross
Lynn Hart
Susan Haseley
John Theiss
Steve Dougan
Cindy Meeks
Larry Barringer
Gerlene Guthrie
Brian MacDonald
Jenni Pedigo
Beverly Rist
Neil Pratt
Rebecca Pullins
Janet Sickels
Sandra Stanley
Karen Strausbaugh
Jay and
Joe Theiss
Jane Ann Walters
Jane Ann Wingett
Kathy Webb
Aid for Shield Law Sought by Ohio Wesleyan AAUP
The Ohio Wesleyan University chapter of the AAUP asks the national AAUP to back a shield law to protect journalists from being forced to reveal confidential sources. The resolution, to be presented at the May national meeting, cites rising government pressure and cites Harvard professor Samuel L. Popkin's Pentagon Papers contempt case as a warning. It seeks Congressional action to clarify and reinforce investigative journalists right to keep sources confidential.
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Delaware, Ohio
American Association of University
Ohio Wesleyan University
AAUP
Ohio Wesleyan
Ohio
Samuel L. Popkin
Harvard
Pentagon Papers
Congress
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Nelsonville
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William L. Kennard
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Ser
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James Bryant
Bev Price
Beverly
Price
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