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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 19, 1969

Page

7

Bloodmobile visit urged for Feb 24 and 25 drive

The Red Cross calls for donor appointments for a blood drive February 24 and 25. The Green and White Club sponsors a bloodmobile at Church of the Good Shepherd from 11 am to 5 pm Monday and 10 am to 4 pm Tuesday with free parking on University Terrace. Alpha Phi Omega aids, transportation can be arranged via Mrs. Charles McVey, 593-5273. Donors under 21 need a signed parental release form available in university housing. Babysitters available are mentioned.

The Red Cross Dale Nitzschke Green and White Club Chuch of the Good Shepherd University Terrace Alpha Phi Omega Charles McVey Nitzschke

Ohio Univ Receives 1200 Grant From 3M Aid Program

Industrial Firm OU Grant Approved. Ohio University will receive 1200 from the 3M Company in its annual education aid program. Ohio State and Akron are other Ohio universities to receive grants. Mrs. Burns, Mrs. Luehrman, Mrs. Garret, and Mrs. Nitzschke are coordinating outreach to publicize the drive and meet the quota.

ST. Paul, Minn Ohio University Ohio State Akron Ohio Thomas Burns William Luehrman Robert Garret Dale Nitzschke Nitzschke

Ohio U Student President Resigns Over Pressures

David Stimson Ohio University student government president resigns effective immediately in a four line note citing increasing academic and other pressures. Alicia Woodson, a senior from Nelsonville, is expected to succeed him as president.

David Stimson Union Furnace Ohio University Stimson Nelsonville Alicia Woodson

Student Government Faces Uncertainty Over Presidency

The university Student Government contends with leadership confusion as acting president Miss Woodson likely succeeds Rita Cornell who is on leave to work with CASE. Possible successor Dave Kick, administrative vice-president, awaits constitutional review board recommendations before a final selection. The next Student Congress meets Sunday.

Miss Woodson Rita Cornell Scioto Ville Coalition To Save Education CASE Ohio Board of Regents James Rhodes Woodson Dave Kick Toledo Constitutional Review Board

Five New Storage Wells Planned in Ohio Gas Expansion

Ohio Fuel Gas Co announces a 1.659 million dollar program to drill 35 new storage wells and recondition 74 existing ones across 14 storage fields. Wells will be added in Benton and Laurel in Hocking County and in McArthur in Vinton County, boosting underground natural gas capacity. About 95 percent of customers' gas is sourced from outside the state and stored in deep underground formations for winter use.

Hocking Vinton Counties Ohio Fuel Gas Co E. F. Rothel Columbia Gas of Ohio Ohio Fuel Benton Vinton McArthur Laurel Hocking County Rothel

Alexander Honor Roll Announced at Albany Elementary

Albany elementary reports first semester honor roll and third six weeks lists. Eighth graders Joyce Brown Greg Brooks Mark Enlow head list with all A averages alongside Jeannette Sickels Betty Turner. Other students named include numerous seventh and eighth graders with honors and distinctions.

Albany Alexander John Mullins Joyce Brown Greg Brooks Mark Enlow Jeannette Sickels Betty Turner David Awsh Escue Patsy Greer Debbie Henthorne Daphne Layne Jo Seust Shelia Hyatt Judy Risley

OU Seniors Set Record for Senior Challenge Gifts

A record number of Ohio University seniors over subscribed the 40 000 Senior Challenge goal by more than 10 000. In two weeks 709 students pledged 50 550. Funds fund half for volumes for the new library and half for a scholarship program for children of class members. The weather warmed to 49 degrees after a cold morning.

Ohio University John Penrose Ohio University Fund, Inc

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