Ohio U reorganizes administration retain woe
Ohio University President Charles Ping outlines a reorganization keeping Martin Hecht as vice president for university relations while William Culp declines the new operations post. Four top posts remain open as searches proceed for provost and dean of students.
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Charles Ping
Martin Hecht
William Charles Culp
Ping
James Bryant
Culp
John Milar
Milar
Commissioners Question 648 Levy in Three Counties
Athens County commissioners voiced serious reservations about the 648 board tax levy seeking district coverage across Athens, Hocking, and Vinton counties. They noted equity concerns, wage comparisons, and funding sources while deferring a final decision to the Budget and Finance Committee. The panel also began steps toward a group home for mentally ill children with a $200,000 construction or renovation fund and $100,000 first-year operating costs.
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Athens County
Helen Baker
Max Adkins
Jim Ferguson
Adkins
Ferguson
Ivan Tribe
Vinton County
Hocking County
John Ross
Budget and Finance Committee
Nelsonville
648
Ross
Assistant Dean Named for Central Ohio Medical Education
Dr. Dwain L. Harper, Columbus pediatrician, named regional assistant dean for central Ohio by Ohio University College of Osteopathic Medicine. He will coordinate undergraduate clerkships, internships, residencies and CME in Columbus as part of a statewide training program.
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Dwain L. Harper
Columbus
Central
Ohio
Ohio University College of Osteopathic Medicine
Harper
Dayton
Cleveland
Gerald A. Faverman
Faverman
Doctors Hospital
Children’s Hospital
University Hospital
Ohio State University College of Medicine
Kent State University
Chicago College of Osteopathic Medicine
American College
Scout Awards At Blue and Gold Banquet Athens Ohio
Cub Scout Pack 58 awarded titles at a Blue and Gold banquet in the Athens High School cafeteria with over 100 in attendance. Cubmaster Roger Kasler announced an April Pinewood Derby and Rev. Fred Shaw led an Indians program and invocation.
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Athens High School
Roger Kasler
Fred Shaw
Michael Williams
Bobcat
Patrick Anderson
Wolf
Robbie Conant
Richard McKibben
Bear
Roger
Robert
Smith to speak on land use history at Marietta College
Dr. Thomas H. Smith director of the Ohio Historical Society will deliver the second lecture in a land use series at Marietta College in Thomas Hall Room 124 at 8 p.m. He is hosted by Mrs. Sandra B. Neyman with readings by Dr. Robert L. Jones and Patrick J. Mullin. The broadcast home is WMRT FM 88.3 with WMOA AM 1490 carrying coverage and WCMO TV Channel 2 to air later. the program is part of the Marietta College Bicentennial Committee effort funded in part by the Ohio Program in the Humanities.
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Thomas H. Smith
Ohio Historical Society
America
Marietta College
Ohio
Smith
Thomas Hall
Sandra B. Neyman
Dawes Memorial Library
Robert L. Jones
Patrick J. Mullin
Kent State University
Ohio University
Wmoa-Am
Wcmo-Tv
Ohio Program In the Humanities
National Endowment For the Humanities
Slaying Weapon Sought in Athens County Case
Deputies and Bureau of Criminal Identification agents began dragging Margaret Creek near Route 682 to recover the shotgun used in the slaying of Conrad L. Collins and Ellen Collins. No charges yet. their son Bill Collins remains in sheriff’s custody as investigators await BCI lab findings.
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Bureau of Criminal Identification
Margaret Creek
Route 682
Athens County
Conrad L. Collins
Ellen
Vore Ridge Road
Collins
New Marshfield
Bill
Paul Brown
Brown
Bill Collins
BCI
Reassessment Sought by OU Faculty Senate
Ohio University Faculty Senate discussed tightening communication with the faculty and broader visibility. President Ping urged exploring promising fields such as veterinary technology while the handbook revision on grade changes received initial review.
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the Messenger
Athens
Ohio
Tues
Charles J. Ping
Ohio University
Veterinary Technology
Robert Simpson
Correction: Sally Wood Ad Designer Attends Athens High School
A correction notes Sally Wood who designed the ad for Nelsonville Home and Savings attends Athens High School, not Nelsonville York as previously reported in yesterday's design ad tabloid.
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Sally Wood
Nelsonville Home and Savings
Athens High School
Nelsonville
York
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