Athens Chamber Sets Goals for 1975 Priorities
Athens Chamber of Commerce survey shows Appalachian Highway completion as the top priority, with commercial development and a coal gasification pilot plant also high on the list. Chamber President Dave Horr notes doubled participation from members as they push for highway progress and economic stabilization amid Ohio University enrollment shifts.
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Dave Horr
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Federal energy office urges ban on neckties this summer
Joe Carp laments Sawhill and the energy czar's advice to drop tight collars to ease heat from higher thermostat settings. He recalls stocking wide ties and storing narrow ones, while a retail rep calls neckties indispensable and decorative for gentlemen.
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Joe Carp
Federal Energy Office
Joe
Sawhill
Local 1782 President Vows Support Amid Long Haul Strike
Local 1782 AFSCME members press on with a long haul plan as Ohio University and Kent State workers discuss joining. At Athens Mental Health Center, 30 percent as stated by Dr Caul report is disputed by president Mike Hunter who was arrested during a protest.
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Herb Amey
American Federation of State
Ohio University
Mike Hunter
Athens
David Caul
Ohio Department of Mental Health and Mental Retardation Central Office
Caul
Mental Health
Hunter
Ohio Civil Service Employes Association
William Sycks
Sycks
OCSEA
Karl E. Stewart
Fairgrounds
Center
Russell Cremeans
Cremeans
Jackson
State Highway Patrol
Donald Pearce
Kent State University
Afscme
Ohio Afl-Cio
Callie Ball
Oakley Collins
Ironton
Ohio Board of Regents Announces $12 Million Grants
Ohio Board of Regents reports instructional grants totaling 12 million dollars awarded to about 24 000 students for the 1974 75 academic year. It is expected that an additional 20 000 grants will be issued to low income students to help cover tuition costs.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Board of Regents
OIG
Charles Seward
Regents
OU History Professor Recognized For Truman Prize
Ohio University associate history professor Dr. Alonzo Hamby received a university award from President Claude R. Sowle for winning the Harry S. Truman Library Institute David D. Lloyd Prize. The book also earned Ohio Academy of History recognition as best by an Ohio historian.
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Alonzo Hamby
Ohio University
Claude R. Sowle
Hamby
Harry
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