Funding uncertainty hits college financial aid for next year
Ohio University official warns applicants may wait until June to learn aid status as federal budget skirmishes promise large shifts in BEOG SEOG and NDSL funding. Officials report no advance appropriations this year forcing campuses to forecast with partial data amid budget impasse.
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Fred Whissel
College Financial Aid
Washington
Nixon
Congress
Michael L'Heureux
Ohio University
HOG
BEOG
L’ Heureux
Ohio
L’heureux
L'Heureux
Financial Aids
L' Heureux
Rod Harrison
Ohio State University
National Association of Financial Aid Directors
Federal Hocking teachers demand proof in slander dispute
At a Feb. 19 board meeting superintendent Williard Fitzpatrick accused teachers of marijuana use and drug pushing. The Federal Hocking Teachers Association called the charges unsubstantiated and threatened legal action, while board members considered firing Fitzpatrick after he walked out. Two trustees resigned, triggering interim appointments until elections next November.
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Fred Whissel
Federal
Hacking Teachers Association
Williard Fitzpatrick
Fitzpatrick
Association
Athens Country Club
Mary Abel
Hocking
George King
Robert Dishong
King
Dishong
Warrant Issued for Man Who Fails to Appear in Court
Athens County Common Pleas Court issued a bench warrant for Michael Rosenblum of Pittsburgh after he did not appear to answer three charges including giving false information to a police officer and drug-related offenses. Bond $633 was ordered forfeited. Others before the court included Judith Baker. Michael Klinger. Henry Gerstenberger. Paul Hamilton. Donald Graves. Robert Russell. Kurt Pieper. Marsha Abbott, with various charges and bonds.
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Athens County Common Pleas Court
Franklin Sheeter
Michael Rosenblum
Pittsburgh
Athens
Rosenblum
Judith H. Baker
Amesville
Krogers
Michael Klinger
Henry Gerstenberger
Paul Hamilton
Albany
Donald Graves
McArthur
State
Iuhway
Robert Russell
Charleston
Kurt D. Pieper
Cincinnati
County faces million loss over Plains water sewer easements
Athens County commissioners warn of potential loss of more than 1 million in grants and contracts if easements for The Plains sewer lines are not granted by March 10. The contract with MeMo Construction is approved but hinges on 11 easement agreements before mid March.
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Athens County
Plains
Helen Baker
MeMo Construction Co
Belpre
George Mara
Missing Ellis mother and son last seen near Leading Creek
Middleport Police Chief J. J. Cremeans reports Alice V. Ellis and her son Donald E. Ellis missing since Saturday 8 p.m. They were last seen near Leading Creek driving a gray 1964 Fiat two door with license Z880E. Alice is 38, about 95 pounds, 5 ft 4 in with hazel eyes. Donald is 18, about 170 to 175 pounds, 5 ft 6 in with blue eyes and long blonde hair.
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Middleport
J. J. Cremeans
Alice V. Ellis
Donald E. Ellis
Leading Creek
Cars Collide At Intersection In Point Pleasant
Point Pleasant police report a Sunday collision at 12 15 p m at 12th and Viande Streets. John J Bresenham backed onto the highway striking Johnny D Wamsley who had stopped to pick up a passenger. No citations were issued.
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Point Pleasant
Viande
John J. Bresenham
Johnny D. Wamsley
New Hair Growth Claim Prompts Houston Consultation
An advertisement from Loesch Laboratory Consultants, Inc. touts a treatment that stops hair loss and grows hair for both men and women. It invites readers to request complete information, answer confidential health questions, and mail the form with personal details to begin evaluation.
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Loesch Laboratory Consultants, Inc
West Main St
Houston
Texas
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Marietta
Marcy Silver
Richland Avenue
Koppers
Delbert Kasler
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Meigs
Southeastern Ohio
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