Sowle Defends 3.5 Percent University Salary Plan
University President Claude R. Sowle defended a 3.5 percent overall salary pool for next year while stressing it is not a mandate for all employees. He outlined recruitment efforts, airport land contracts, and debates over dorm parietal rules, noting variable increases by unit and the need to balance morale with merit. He cited inflation and university symbolism as reasons for the figure and described promotional efforts to boost enrollment.
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Ohio University
Board of Trustees
Seven Cases to Be Heard by Athens County Grand Jury
The first term January session in Athens County calls seven cases for grand jury action. Among them is a vehicular homicide case from the State Highway Patrol involving Ohio University student Michael Kevin Dillon. Other defendants include Timothy Pancake, Mike Staley, Douglas Moore, Dean Browning, Marshall J Massie Jr, and Edward E Barker facing charges such as grand larceny embezzlement forcible entry and bad check. Prosecutor Michael Nolan expects the panel to wrap in one day.
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Cochran and Barrett deny rift at Athens police talk
Athens Police Chief Charles Cochran briefed reporters Wednesday denying ill feelings with Mayor Donald Barrett over new police policy. Barrett defended the press method and said information may be withheld to avoid hindering investigations. Police also reported two auto accidents and a bicycle theft on Tuesday.
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Hudson Ave
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Peach Ridge Road
N. Court Street
Demonstrator Pleads Guilty in Trespass Case
Clair J. Carty, 18, of Findlay, a former Ohio University student, pleaded guilty Wednesday in Athens County Municipal Court to trespass and drew a fine.
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Clair J. Carty
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Weather and court notes from Athens Ohio briefing
Local forecast calls for a clear night with lows near 10 and a partly cloudy day with highs in the 20s. Nationally cold weather with rain and snow flurries across several regions. drought and precipitation data from Ohio University. Multiple court dispositions from Athens include fines for speeding, reckless driving, and drug-related charges. several defendants face hearings in January.
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