Ohio University to Break Ground on 25 Million Science Campus
Governor James Rhodes will lead a July 19 Athens ceremony to break ground for Ohio University's 60 acre science and engineering campus. The project includes a neutron generator, a Van de Graaff generator, and graduate labs for physics and chemistry with plans for a campus data center. Funding totals about 5.25 million with 3.174 million from a 1963 bond issue and 896 thousand from HEW. Completion of the neutron generator and research building is targeted for early 1967. General contractor is Knowlton Construction Co. in Bellefontaine.
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James Rhodes
Athens
Ohio University
Clude John D. Mullett
Ohio Board of Regents
van der Graaff
Ator
Brookhaven
Argonne National Laboratories
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Knowlton Construction Co
Bellefontaine
National Science Foundation
Bicyclist Hurt When Hit By Car Near Athens Route 50A
Robert Lee Showalter a seven year old from Athens sustained minor injuries when his bicycle was struck by a car driven by Elizabeth Trippett of Chesterhill on Route 50A two miles east of Route 33. He pulled onto the highway in front of the car and was knocked from the bicycle. The driver was not cited.
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Robert Lee Showalter
Athens
State Highway Patrol
Elizabeth Triplett
Chesterhill
William Richard Gardner
Glouster
Glouster Route 3
Chauncey
Gardner
Brinkley to Speak at July 17 University Convocation
David Brinkley, NBC news commentator, will address an Ohio University convocation on Saturday July 17 at 1030 am in Memorial Auditorium. The event is free and open to the public as part of Alumni College with about 90 former students attending. Brinkley has been a commentator on the Huntley Brinkley Report since 1956 and holds multiple journalism honors.
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Memorial Auditorium
Athens
Ohio University Inn
NBC
United Press
Wilmington Star-News
Three Drivers Fined and Jailed on Patrol Charges
Theodore Kempton twenty five of 190 N Lancaster Street was fined 35 dollars and costs and given a two day jail term plus jail for the fine and costs for driving while license under suspension. James William Handa forty two of 56 Locust Street Glouster was fined 15 dollars and costs for reckless operation and 35 dollars and costs for having no valid operator’s license with a three day mandatory jail sentence and jail for the fines. Robert L Coe twenty five of Parkersburg West Virginia received a three day jail term and was fined 150 dollars and costs for driving while intoxicated.
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Theodore Kempton
Lancaster St
James William Handa
Locust St
Glouster
Robert L Coe
Parkersburg
Wva
Court St. Liquor License Suspended for Poker Violations
The Ohio Liquor Control Commission suspended Frank J Conti's permit at Conti's Infer No 348 Court St for 14 days from noon July 13 to noon July 27 after finding liquor law violations due to poker being played on the premises.
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Columbus
Oho Liquor Control Commission
Frank J Conti
Conti
Court St
Guilty Plea in Bad Check Case In Municipal Court
Virginia Johnson of Nelsonville Route 2 pleaded guilty in Municipal Court to issuing a bad check. The $5 check led to a $25 fine with $10 suspended and five days probation. she must make the check good. A Common Pleas suit by Helen Dundon seeks $1500 from Emerson Spencer for a loan given in November 1962.
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Virginia Johnson
Nelsonville
Richard Shirley
Mm March
Common Pleas
Helen Dundon
Emerson Spencer
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