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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1975
Page
3
Anse Cates, Logan's Book Store manager and Jaycee associate, won the 1975 Distinguished Service Award at Bosses' Night. Ohio Lt. Gov. Richard Celeste delivered the speech urging public involvement and focus on resource allocation and education.
The Arthritis Prevention Treatment and Rehabilitation Act was signed January 4. Rep. Clarence E. Miller announced to Athens County Arthritis Foundation chairwoman Mrs. F Elaine Seelhorst that a companion bill to the 1974 act was introduced. The act creates an 18 member National Commission on Arthritis and authorizes $50 million over 2.5 years pending appropriations. It funds arthritis centers under NIH for research and treatment, with $39 million for center development and community services.
The OU chapter of the American Association of University Professors announced it will seek to become the bargaining agent for faculty if a campus election is held. The Ohio Education Association has requested talks with OU trustees on bargaining rights. A faculty poll shows interest in collective bargaining while the trustees set agent selection procedures. AAUP principles on academic freedom and tenure are cited in OU's faculty handbook. Members of the AAUP bargaining committee include Paul Anton Charles Atkins Paul Boase Danny Moates Charles Overby Edward Sanford chairman Carl Sherman Jerry Wilson and Robert Winkler.
Publication details note daily and Sunday editions with carrier and mail rates. It lists weekly and long-term subscription prices, delivery routes, and a postal classification, directing mail to The Messenger Publishing Co. in Athens Ohio.
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