Become A Cop Go To College Law Enforcement Education Program
The Law Enforcement Education Program LEEP offers federal grants or loans to in service personnel seeking college degrees in law enforcement. Ohio University administers about 12000 to 14000 yearly for up to 50 students, with branch campuses in Chillicothe and Hocking Technical College also participating. Grants require two years of service repayment, loans may be canceled at 25 percent per year of service, and programs aim for thorough professional education rather than casual study. Application forms are at OU regional campuses or Athens main campus.
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Charlie
Ohio University
Dave Dresbach
Financial Aids
Chillicothe
Hocking Technical College
LEEP
Dresbach
Hocking County
Athens
School Bus Hits Car Injuring Three
A school bus collided with a car injuring three people. Emergency crews transported the injured to a nearby hospital for treatment. Police are investigating the cause of the crash.
Bus collides with car on Route 33 injuring three
On Route 33 York Two at the County Road 11 intersection a Nelsonville York School District bus struck a northbound car driven by John J. Altmaier 26 of Gahanna injuring Altmaier and a passenger Mary K Shoberg Cedarville Mich. Two others survived with nonfatal injuries while six children on the bus were uninjured.
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York
County Rd
Floodwood Rd
State Highway Patrol
Nelsonville-York
Harland H. Cagg
Nelsonville
Cagg
John J. Altmaier
Gahanna
Altmaier
Field
O’bleness Memorial Hospital
Mary K. Shoberg
Cedarville
Mich
Tri County Schedules Pig School At Tri County Vocational
Athens County Agricultural Agent Kenneth Ackerman announces a feeder pig school over three Thursdays at Tri County Vocational School in Athens. Sessions begin 7 30 p m Jan 11 18 and 25 with speakers Herbert Barnes Bill Smith and Dr John S Theiss covering reproduction nutrition health and economics of feeder pigs for Athens Hocking and Vinton counties.
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Tri- County Vocational School
Athens County
Kenneth Ackerman
Athens
Hocking
Vinton
Herb Barnes
Ohio State University
Barnes
Bill Smith
Area
John S. Theiss
Ackermen
New Radar Gives Birds An Identity
NOAA scientists Dr. Ben B. Balsley and John L. Green at Boulder Colorado develop a doppler radar method to identify birds by signature of wing and body movements. If signatures for many birds are cataloged, ornithologists gain new tools for migration studies and airport safety.
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National Ocenic and Atmospheric Administration
Ben B. Balsley
John L. Green
NOAA
Boulder
Colo
Charles Wilber
Colorado State University
Zoology and Entomology Department
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Ake On
Tri-County
Pig
Rockers
Metal China
SLATE
Brayhill
Drexel
Westinghouse
Quality
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Waleryns Ia
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