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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 26, 1971

Page

3

Cop In program at OU draws mixed student views

Ohio University hosted Cop In sessions featuring New York and Washington police officers and recruits. Cops discussed professionalism and recruitment while students debated social change and policing, with some students opening to police careers and others calling for more concrete reform.

Gail Schnitzer Ohio University Cop Land New York Washington Ptl Don Aggenschwiller Kettering Police Academy Pat Cama Patrick Murphy Washington D.C David Durk Hugh Williams Newark N. J Durk John Sullivan The South Green William Rickey Joe Spray Donna Teodori Dave Bokesch Cama New York City

Kent State Tragedy Spotlight in Michener Exposé

Pulitzer winner James A. Michener in Reader's Digest contends a mix of accidents and deliberate actions by student radicals and local officials led to the Kent State events last May. He details a crisis week with White absent, a power vacuum, and a pivotal meeting that opened the path to protests and the National Guard deployment.

Kent State James A. Michener Reader's Digest Michener Kent National Guard Robert S. White White Iowa History of America Ohid James A. Rhodes Rhodes Portage County Ronald J. Kane Nist SDS FBI Bernadine Dohrn Mark Rudd Terry Robbins Greenich Village

City Contract Agreed Upon In Cincinnati

Cincinnati council races and district 51 reached a one year pact with the city and its nonuniformed workers who staged a 32 day strike in 1970. The deal provides a raise of 20 cents an hour or six percent, whichever is greater, for 4100 workers plus improved hospitalization benefits. The contract expires Feb 28 and takes effect March 1 pending council approval.

Cincinnati District Council 51 Municipal Playes Union al van Hagen District 51 van Hagen

Police Charge Driver With Leaving Scene

Athens Police charged 21 year old Frank Bernosky of 249 Warren Road with leaving the scene after an accident at Mill and Putnam Streets. Officers say he drove into a parked car owned by John Eppley of McConnelsville and then went to Lakeview Center.

Athens Frank Bernosky Warren Rd Mill Putnam Streets Mill Street John Eppley McConnelsville Bernosky Lakeview Center

Five Athens Residents Pledge OU Fraternity Delta Tau Delta

Delta Tau Delta Beta Chapter announces that five Athens residents have pledged the Ohio University fraternity. The pledges are Rob Essex, Rick Essex, Brooks Fuller, Geoffrey Rosenberg, and Eddie Stewart, sons of their respective families.

Delta Tau Delta Athens Ohio University Fraternity Rob Rick Essex Robert Essex Brooks Fuller Francis Fuller Geoffrey Rosenberg Sol Rosenberg Eddie Stewart William Stewart

OU Freshman Jailed On Drug Charge

Ohio University freshman William H. Gore 18 of Cleveland Heights is jailed in Athens County in lieu of 5000 bond on a drug charge. Gore faced Municipal Court with no plea and a delay to obtain counsel after being arrested at the university security office. He is charged with possession of hallucinogens for sale.

Ohio University Athens County William H. Gore Cleveland Heights Gore

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