Ohio University 1969 Engineering Colloquium Set
The 17th annual Engineering Colloquium at Ohio University runs eight lectures from 4 10 to 5 pm in Bentley Hall 124 open to the public. Co chairs Paul H Black and Dr Richard Meyer announce January topics by economists lawyers and educators with February sessions including finance business law NFL issues and religion followed by a March finale on political parties in a democratic society.
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Ohio University
Paul H. Black
Richard Meyer
Bentley Hall
Lowell B. Howard
National Football League
Fred Syearingen
J. Glover Johnson
Marietta College
Raymond H. Gusteson
Athens County Sets Delayed Voter Registration Plan
The Athens County board of elections will delay registering 17 precincts until after the May primaries if any are held and funds are approved. Fifty of 77 precincts currently lack registered voters with a two year plan to register 17 sites annually.
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Athens County Board of Elections
Athens County
William Howe
County Election Board
Notable speakers highlight Ohio University winter quarter lineup
Bill Cosby Julian Bond and Mayors Stokes and Cavanaugh among spring university events. Cosby appears Feb 8 at 8 30 p.m. in Convo center Negro History Week. Bond speaks Feb 8 at 3 p.m. Memorial Auditorium. Stokes speaks Feb 14 at 8 15 p.m. Memorial Auditorium. Cavanaugh speaks Jan 27 at 8 15 p.m. Ewing Auditorium. Kennedy Lecture Series panels include a Life quality symposium Feb 4. Civil rights figure James Farmer speaks Jan 14.
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Bill Cosby
Ohio University
Cosby
Convocation Center
Georgia
Julian Bond
Memorial Auditorium
Carl Stokes
Cleveland
Jerome Cavanaugh
Detroit
Ewing Auditorium
Kennedy
Stokes
Cavanaugh
James
America
Thomas J. Wassmer
James Farmer
Six Area Men Enlist for Navy Training at Great Lakes
Six area men joined the Navy via the Athens recruiting office and will undergo recruit training at the Great Lakes Naval Training Center in Illinois. The group includes Thomas W. Martin and Charles A. Bullock, both Athens area graduates, along with Michael F.E. Still a former Meigs student, Philip W. Charles and William James Buchholz, Ohio University alumni, Thomas R. Davies of Marietta, and Milton C. Roush who re-enlisted from Mason West Virginia. Roush will be assigned to the East Coast. a seventh man, Milton C. Roush, re-enlisted for six years.
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Navy
Athens
Great Lakes, Ill
Naval Training Center
Thomas W. Martin
the Plains
Charles A. Bullock
Meigs High School
Michael FE. Still
Ohio University
Philip W. Charles
Wadsworth
William James Buchholz
Dorothy Ann
Elmwood Pl
Thomas R. Davies
Marietta
Samuel Roberts
Baker Bldg
S. Congress St
Milton C. Roush
Mason
W. Va
Roush
School Board Officers Set for Athens City Schools
Sol Rosenberg and Homer Gall Sr. were reelected president and vice president of the Athens City School Board for 1969. Other members named are Dr. Marion Fugate Russell Johnson and Walter Ervin. Mrs. Alice Elliott remains board clerk. Supt. S T Henderson will attend 7:30 p.m. meetings on the third Monday each month in the Middle School Library.
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Sol Rosenberg
Homer Gall Sr
Athens City
Marion Fugate
Russell Johnson
Walter Ervin
Alice Elliott
S. T. Henderson
John Law to Lead CAP Senior Programs in Athens County
John Law, former Athens County commissioner, will head Tri-County Community Action Agency senior programs in Athens County. He will organize action groups to aid social and economic welfare, pursue part time work, and craft sales to supplement fixed incomes. Ennis says groups welcome all interested, with early enrollment encouraged around age 57. activities include woodworking ceramics sewing and weaving.
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John Law
Athens Area
Shumway Road
Athens County
Tri-County Community Action Agency
Law
Community Action Group
Charles D. Ennis
Tricounty
Logan
Jacksonville
Ennis
Budget Talks Advance in Athens County Budget Session
Athens County commissioners met in private Monday with Auditor James Whaley to refine the 1969 county budget and finalize appropriations. A Thursday session was planned with Whaley in attendance to complete the work.
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Athens County
James Whaley
Whaley
Local Grants and Notices Highlight Ohio University and Area
Armco Steel Corp gave a 1000 dollar unrestricted grant to split between two Ohio University College of Engineering departments. Athens ministers will speak at Jehovah's Witnesses semi annual conference January 17 to 19 in Ashland Kentucky. Nelsonville fire damaged a truck at 305 West Union Street with slight loss. Retired Civil Employers meeting canceled due to weather and illness.
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Armco Steel Corp
Ohio University
College of Engineering and Technology
Beaumont Davison
O. Eugene Adams
Athens County
Jehovah's Witnesses
Ashland
Andy Benyi
Athens
Gary Tippie
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Robert L. Morton
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School Board Officers
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Uslin Sheets
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Ea. Dacron
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Adams Mill
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Della Nixon
Ralph Smeck
Clyde Edmundson
Paul Powell
Amesville
Clyde Dicken
New Marshfield
Joseph Dunfee
Guysville
Jerald McDaniel
Millfield
Lester Duff
Shade
Kathryn Chiki
Roger Hyben
Paul Martin
Billy J. McDaniel
Leslie Champlin
Armco Steel
Union St
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Nelsonville
National Association of Retired Civil
E. Carpenter ST
Athens South City Limits
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