Rio Grande College's Decade of Growth and Change
Rio Grande College looks back on ten years of rapid growth from 1959 to 1969, detailing campus construction including Library and Student Center changes, enrollment rising from 486 to 841 with more male students, and accreditation by The North Central Association. The decade saw new buildings like Lower Hall and Boyd Hall, the Paul F. Dyne Physical Education Center, and shifts in academic offerings from two year and pre professional tracks to expanded majors.
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Rio Grande College designs drug education program for teens
Rio Grande College president Dr Alphus R Christensen announced a drug education and information program to be exported to southeastern Ohio secondary schools. The plan, backed by 16 local administrators, will involve Rio Grande College staff, the Attorney General Paul Browne team, the National Institute of Mental Health Clinical Research Center, and the Gallia Medical Society. Training for teachers will occur in Lexington with ongoing support, and rehabilitated addicts may participate in some sessions.
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Rio Grande College
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Holers Medical Center
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Pio’ Grande College
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National Institute of Medal Health Clinical Research Center
Albert Cook
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Attorney General’s Office
James Kemp
Gallia Society Medical Society
Holzer Medical Center
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Fhere Waters Mingle? Picking Topic For Discussion
Readers discuss fashion trends from minis to maxi coats and the return of mothers era garments. The letter notes ironing woes with long styles and jokes about permanent press affecting housewives and younger generations. It also touches on retirement benefits, parental work choices, and personal nostalgia for earlier decades.
Mason Police Report for November and December
Mason Police Chief Richard Olinger released monthly reports showing fourteen traffic citations, including seven speeding, four kayalous operation, and one for reckless operation. Full time accidents caused damages estimated at 725 dollars. Three assault and battery warrants and four disturbing the peace warrants were served. Two inmates from Lakin State Hospital were returned and two emergency calls were made. A missing bicycle was recovered and the police cruiser logged 2,464 miles on official duty.
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