Father of 6 Children Killed in Vore Ridge Shooting
Thomas V. Lowery 32, of Oak Grove was shot four times inside a trailer on Vore Ridge Road six miles north of Athens. Deputies questioned Sandra Walker and Jesse Walker as they investigated a possible link between Lowery and the Walker family. Lowery's body traveled to Columbus for autopsy while funeral services were announced at Oak Grove Wesleyan Church.
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Athens
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Athens Mental Health
Hocking Technical College
Columbus
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Athens County
Edith Smith
Mickey Joe
Kenneth
Harold
Nelsonville
Charles
Evelyn) Nichols
the Plains
John
Edna) Levering
Larry
Diane) Pidcock
New Marshfield
Stella
Janice Louise
Oak Grove Wesleyan Church
Glen Johnson
Connett Cemetery
Johnson Funeral Home
Thomas Lowery
Highway projects stalled as Ohio posts new construction low
SEORC highway users committee chair G Kenner Bush says Ohio faces a new low in highway work with only one regional contract planned in the first half of the year. The lone project is an access road to Hocking Technical College. larger efforts on Route 30 in Stark County and Appalachian corridors await funding.
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Southeastern Ohio Regional Council
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Athens Messenger
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Athens
Cincinnati
Ohio Department of Transportation
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Silverton
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State Transportation Department
Associated Press
D&s
West Virginia
U.S. & Possessions
Messenger Publishing Co
Johnson Road
Athens Base for Harris 10th District Campaign
Athens district coordinator Dan Brady describes Fred Harris for President organizing a grassroots drive in Ohio's 10th district. He highlights labor, women, farm workers and anti monopoly support and Harris's stance on ERA abortion rights and busing. Brady notes fund limits, travel on a campaign camper, and possible local headquarters in Athens Zanesville and Lancaster.
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Dan Brady
Athens
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Harris
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Americans For Indian Opportunity
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D-Mich
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Georgia
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Angola
United States
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Jimmy Carter
Carter
Federal Election Commission
Zanesville
Lancaster
Ohio University
Elisha Brown
Students For Harris
Named To Select Provost
Ohio University President Charles J. Ping names 14 members to the Provost Search Committee to nominate a successor to Dr. Taylor Culbert. Committee chair is Dr. Samuel Crowl with six faculty members, two deans, two administrators, two undergraduates, one graduate student and one regional campuses representative.
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Ohio University
Charles J. Ping
Taylor Culbert
Samuel Crowl
Crowl
Nicholas Dinos
Margaret Felsinger
Robert D. Hammon
Robert L. Wortman
Lee C. Soltow
James Barnes
John Wilhelm
Annabelle Penson
William L. Kennard
Susan Goyer
Frank Kaplan
Henry Leslie Baker III
Monica J. Wyzalek
Selby Hospital Becomes Teaching Site for Osteopathic College
Officials from Ohio University and Selby General Hospital in Marietta sign an affiliation making Selby a teaching hospital for the College of Osteopathic Medicine. Effective July 1, the hospital will host student training supervised by college faculty, with a joint committee guiding the program and college oversight of curricula and operations.
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Selby General Hospital
Marietta
Selby
College of Osteopathic Medicine
New Medical College
Osteopathic College
Gerald A. Faverman
Selby Hospital
Ohio
Faverman
Medical College
Selby General Hospital joins college affiliation for program growth
OU officials led by President Charles J. Ping sign an affiliation with Selby General where faculty with college appointments will teach patients with consent. Hospital leaders Daniel Chesanow Carl C. Clovis Dr Raymond L Mathis Dr Raymond Henshaw and Dan Cole participate as liaison staff. Selby General, 76 beds, 140 employees, 12 active physicians, nine consulting doctors, started as Marietta Osteopathic Hospital in 1934. Facilities expanded 1965 and 1973. The hospital handles about 3100 admissions yearly and 18000 patient days.
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Charles J. Ping
Dean Faverman
Daniel Chesanow
Carl C. Clovis
Raymond L. Mathis
Raymond Henshaw
Dan Cole
Selby General
Marietta Osteopathic Hospital
American Osteopathic Association
Selby General Services
Osteopathic Foundation Awards Grants to Ohio University
The Ohio Osteopathic Foundation grants totaling 103000 support Ohio University College of Osteopathic Medicine. Funding covers 53000 for microscopes and lab equipment and 50000 for scientific books and journals. The foundation also starts a scholarship program for needy students funded by a 250 assessment on 1021 members.
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Ohio Osteopathic Foundation
Ohio University College of Osteopathic Medicine
Chris H. Kindswatter
OOA
House of Delegates
Ohio
College of Osteopathic Medicine
Task Force Seeks Ideas on Development Plan
The Community Development Act Task Force seeks input from local groups to form a spending package due to city officials by March 1. A public hearing is set for February 9 at 7 30 p m in City Hall to gather development goals as the city applies for $76,000 in CDA funds this year.
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David Frey
Frey
Citizens
CDA
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