Glouster Five Arrested For Theft In Morgan
Morgan County Deputy Sheriff Jack Nelson took two Glouster adults and three 17 year olds into custody over a theft of auto parts valued at 500 dollars from Brooks Auto Parts Co near Malta. William R. Smith and Ronald Allen Herbert were charged with grand larceny and placed on five years strict probation by Judge Carlos Reicher. Juvenile charges against three Glouster area youths are being prepared for Athens County Juvenile Court.
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Ray Named Chairman For Cancer Crusade
John C Ray of the Ohio University WOUB staff was announced as 1970 Athens County Cancer Crusade chairman by Maybelle Bartlett. The drive aims to raise $13 000, fund local education and service programs, and highlight seven life saving cancer symptoms. Ray notes federal research cuts heighten the need for voluntary contributions. He lives in Longview Heights with his wife Jeannette and two children Jennifer and John Bradley.
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3M Grant Awarded To Ohio University
ST PAUL Minn Ohio University will receive 1500 in scholarship funds from the 3M Company's annual aid to education program Four of the states universities will share in the firms 1970 71 grants Akron 3500 Ohio State and the University of Cincinnati 1500 each In 1968 more than 318 000 Americans died of cancer.
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Ohio U Journalism School Becomes Nation’s Third Largest
Ohio University’s School of Journalism ranks third in the nation after a study by AEJ and Peterson. Enrollment reaches 600 majors, behind Florida and Missouri, with top five including Georgia and Illinois. The field shows a 19 percent rise since 1968 across 145 schools, while OU’s radio television program grows and new facilities are planned.
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