Ohio colleges trade jobs statewide with Regents blessing
Ohio college teachers invited to swap positions rather than leave academia. About 50 applicants amid a statewide pilot funded by a 7000 dollar grant from the Ohio Board of Regents. Miami University President Phillip Shriver notes the program refreshes staff and expands cross campus exchange among Ohio colleges.
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Miami
Cleveland, Ohio
Ohio
Ohio Board of Regents
Miami University
Phillip Shriver
Shriver
Ohio College Association
Regents
Norman Gillmore
Lorain County Community College
Task Force to Study CDA Funds Priorities
A local citizens task force will meet Tuesday to begin outlining spending priorities for federal Community Development Act funds in Athens. City officials, including Mayor Donald Barrett, have selected 15 citizens to join the panel as $300,000 is earmarked for Athens over five years. The group aims to draft a plan for HUD by April 15 and may pursue matching funds or additional CDA money under a metropolitan category. Barrett has not yet released the task force member names.
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Athens
Donald Barrett
Barrett
CDA
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Menominee Indians Seize Estate. Negotiations Resume Expected
In Wisconsin the Menominee Warrior Society occupies a 64 room estate in Gresham demanding an Indian health center. About 200 officers surround the property as talks pause after a weekend exchange of shots and no injuries reported. Indian officials urge intervention to aid negotiations.
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Gresham
Wis
Tate
Atty
Mark Schmidt
Duta
The
Menominee Warrior Society
Sion
Richard Stadelman
Schmidt
Shawano County
Neal Hawpeross
AEC Awards 70000 Contract To OU Professor
The U S Atomic Commission grants Raymond O Lane of Ohio University a 70000 contract to study light nuclei with the tandem accelerator. Funds support three graduate students two part time undergraduates and one accelerator engineer with overhead 19000 to the university. Results aim to improve neutron flux measurements for safer nuclear plant design and will fund doctoral and master theses with publications planned.
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U. S. Atomic Commission
Raymond O. Lane
Ohio University
Lane
AEC
Weather forecast and rates from Athens post office notice
Partly cloudy tonight with lows in the low 30s. Tuesday will be cloudy and warmer with a chance of rain. highs in the upper 40s to low 50s. Extended outlook shows showers Thursday with possible snow or flurries Friday. highs 40s to 50s, then cooling to the 30s by Friday. Normal around 3.43 inches this month. year total 0.83 inches, deficit 0.17. Sun sets 5:21, rises 7:49. Barometer 90.05 rising. Meteorological data from Mrs C L Colmer, US Weather Observer. Subscription and mailing rates for Ohio, West Virginia, and elsewhere in the US listed. Printed as Second Class Matter at Athens Post Office, addressed to The
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C. L. Colmer
U. S. Waner
D&s
Ohio
West Virginia
US & Possessions
Athens
Two Tax Institutes Scheduled by IRS District
The Cincinnati District of the Internal Revenue Service will hold two free training sessions for new income tax preparers. Courses in Columbus run January 30–31 and in Cincinnati January 27–28, from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Contact Rob ert Eveslage by January 13 at 513-684-2393 or P O Box 1818 Cincinnati 45201. In related notes, wildlife workers reported a theft of a tent near County Road 9 in New Marshfield.
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Cincinnati
Robert Eveslage
P.O. Box
The Davis Hall break in theft report
Police investigate the theft of a television and stereo equipment valued at 3000 dollars from Davis Hall apartment reported by Joel Fox. He said he found the items missing on Sunday after returning from vacation following a failed prior security attempt.
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Davis Hall
Joel Fox
David Hall
Fox
Signup Posters On Display In Ohio Selective Service Drive
Ohio Selective Service announced posters are on display in driver examination stations including Athens American Legion Hall. Local volunteers will register youths 18 under the Act. area supervisor is Mrs. Ruth Mecum. The notice lists several area schools and staff assisting with registrations. Also reported are local birth notices and a string of thefts including a grand larceny at Magoo's Bar and a burglary at Athens Flower Shop with property losses.
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Ohio Selective Service
Paul A. Corey
State Highway Patrol
Athens
American Legion Hall
W. Union St
Volunteer Selective Service
Lucille Grubb
Federal Hocking School
James McCall
Mgr
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W.J. Burns
Cleveland Commission On Higher Education
Burns
Cleveland
Alexian Brothers
Division of Wildlife Workers
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New Marshfield
Athens County Sheriff's Deputies
County Road 9
Cannatt Daad
O’bleness Memorial Hospital
Gregory Winner
Glouster
Phil Sorrell
the Plains
Florence Reefer
Clifford Smith
Myers
Anna Mae Barrows
Mary
Pauline Smith
Hattie Snider
Chauncey
Edward Foster
Sharon Bolin
Dale Stanley
Albany
William Dishon
New Straitsville
Thelma Carpenter
Amesville
Maggie Deem
Murray City
Mary Blair
Easler
Susan Wagner
Militieia
Gaylord Peters
Zaleski
Laura Hartley
Peggy Cooper
Guysville
Robert Kuhne
Jacksonville
Hocking Valley Hospital
Duane Searles
Logan
Paul H. Morgan
Phil Henderson
Lloyd Rafferty
Ralph H. Gerken
Alice Montgomery
Homer Fetheroll
Jennie Powers
Irvin Chilcote
Alta Johnston
William Cartwright
Jerry Hart
Walter Lanner
Kenneth Barstow
Lina Drvatenanens
Magoo
North Court Street
William Dubec
Donald Atwell
Dubec
Cathy Herold
Michael Kennedy
Smith St
South Court Street
Athens, Ohio
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