New Federal Aid Program Leaves Colleges and Students in the Dark
National rollout of the Basic Educational Opportunity Grant creates widespread confusion among financial aid officers and students. Officials at Ohio University and other institutions warn they will not know exact grant amounts for fall, with funds unclear until months into the academic year.
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Chicago
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Marietta College
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Colleges Award Tenure To 52 Faculty Members
Ohio University announces tenure for 52 faculty members through the office of executive vice president Dr. Taylor Culbert. The list includes professors from multiple departments granted permanent status and rights.
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Ohio University
Taylor Culbert
Culbert
Claude R. Sowle
Right to Life Group backs bill in House vote today
The Athens branch of the Right to Life Committee, long opposing liberalized abortion laws, telegrammed support for House Bill 989 to State Rep. Claire Ball Jr. in Columbus. Ball said he will vote for the controversial bill, which has been pushed by university departments and deans for approval.
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Right To Life Committee
House of Representatives
Claire Ball Jr
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Ball
House
O'Bleness Hospital Notices and Financial Aid Confusion
The minutes list visiting hours and maternity visitation limits at O'Bleness Memorial Hospital, with a roster of patients and dismissals. Separately university officials discuss the Basic Grant program, noting confusion over eligibility, family contribution calculations, and potential risk students face in securing aid.
Controversy Over Roadside Spraying In Athens County
A correction clarifies a Dow Chemical chemist stated dioxin in Silvex at 600 parts per trillion killed 50 percent of male guinea pigs in tests. The Messenger previously reported this as 600 parts per billion due to a processing error, risking misinterpretation of human danger per expert testimony.
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Athens County
Dow Chemical Co
Dow
GL. Spardhu
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