Three New Administrative Appointments at Ohio University Fine Arts
Ohio University College of Fine Arts announces three new administrators: Herbert White as chairman of the Department of Comparative Arts, Forrest Wilson as director of Architecture Design and Planning, and Lacy as theater director. White joins from 1966 teaching at OU with international art and architecture credentials. Wilson succeeds Donald Spivack, bringing extensive architectural and publishing experience. Lacy, appointed 1967, brings Yale Drama MFA and extensive theater production experience.
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Ohio University College of Fine Arts
Herbert White
Department of Comparative Arts
School of
Forrest Wilson
School of Architecture, Design and Planning
Anthony Trisolini
White
Trisolini
Comparative Arts
Ohio University
Leipzig University
Germany
Royal College of Organists
Royal Architectural Institute of Canada
Franklin Institute
Philadelphia
Illinois
American Guild of Organists
Lacy
John Walker
Yale University
University of Denver
Yale School of Drama
U.S. Institute For Theater Technology
CBS Television
Metropolitan Opera
Clase Barn
Bryn Mawr Sum
Donald Spivack
American Institute of Architects
The
Construction Specifications Institute
Wilson
Progressive Architecture Magazine
Rev. Jackson Leaves Campus Ministry Post
The Rev. Thomas L. Jackson steps down as codirector of Ohio University United Campus Ministry effective today to pursue further academic work. He arrived in Athens in August 1969 from Englewood New Jersey and will attend Ohio University in a prerequisites program for a health services planning and administration graduate degree. The merger of Wesley Foundation with the United Campus Ministry will bring Rev. Charles McCullough to join staff as co director with Rev. Frederick Mong and Rev. Donald Bubenzer.
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Thomas L. Jackson
United Campus Ministry
Ohio University
Jackson
Southern Ohio
Athens
Englewood
N.J
Judy
Morris Avenue
Wesley Foundation
Charles McCullough
Frederick Mong
Donald Bubenzer
Chamber of Commerce Adds 14 New Members
Athens Chamber of Commerce reports fourteen new members announced by Vice President and membership chair David A. Horr. final campaign results pending board return. contact Ann Algeo for uncontacted firms or individuals. Also notes several local births: Crawford of Nelsonville a son. Sorrell of Buchtel a son. Jones of Athens a daughter. Jewett of Athens a daughter.
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Chamber of Commerce
Athens Chamber of Commerce
David A. Horr
Harr
Athens
Sherwin Williams Co
Ussery Industries
Michael D. Wooton
Rusty’s Body Shop
Perkins Pancake
Charley Moore Ford
Keith’s Men’s Shop
Buckeye Cafeteria
Ambassador Laundries
William R. Duckler
D.D.S
State Farm Insurance
Key Real Estate
Sam Altman
Ann Algeo
Robert Crawford
Nelsonville
Phil Sorrell
Buchtel
Ted Jones
Don Jewett
Point Pleasant Driver In Collision On Jackson Avenue
Point Pleasant police report a 1 35 p m collision on Jackson Avenue. Theodore W Siders Jr 17 of Jerrico Road Point Pleasant Route 2 stopped to pick up hitchhikers and was rear ended by Donna Jean Blas 18 of Spruce Avenue Point Pleasant. No injuries and Blas cited for failure to have vehicle under control.
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Point Pleasant
Jackson Avenue
Theodore W. Siders Jr
Jerrico Road
Donna Jean Blas
Spruce Avenue
Miss Blas
Weather summary for today and past 24 hours
Yesterday’s high 81 and current low 55. This year’s total rainfall 17.84 inches, 5.46 inches below normal. Precipitation this month 1.39 inches, normal 4.57. Humidity at 4 pm yesterday 40.5 percent. today at 9 am 72 percent. Sunset 8:55 pm. sunrise 6:16 am. Barometer 29.91 inches steady.
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Athens Mental Health Center forms seven member advisory board
Seven persons named to the Citizens Advisory Board for the Athens Mental Health Center include three Athens County men Dr Earl R Berry Dr Lyle C Lehman and Dr Daniel L Peterson The group aims to review center policies discuss mental health trends and relay information to communities while fostering public awareness of the institution serving 15 counties in southeastern Ohio meeting dates to be announced
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Athens County
Citizens Advisory Board
Athens Mental Health Center
Earl R. Berry
Lamar Dr
Lyle C. Lehman
Albany
Daniel L. Peterson
Slaughter
Berry
Ohio University
Lehman
Harry Chovnick
Ohio
Center
Chovnick
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Two Hurt East of Laurelville in Nelsonville Area Crash
Four people were injured in a Wednesday afternoon collision on Route 33 one mile north of Nelsonville. Amanda Anderson and her children were treated and released. Vesta Robey was admitted for observation after her car collided with Anderson's. The highway patrol cited Robey for failure to yield at an intersection. Earlier that day on State Route 56 near Laurelville, two others were injured when a tractor was struck after a car slid broadside following a quick stop for the tractor.
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Nelsonville
Amanda Anderson
William Anderson
Virginia Lee Anderson
Thomas Lee Anderson
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Vesta Robey
William J. Robey
State Highway Patrol
Anderson
U.S. 33
Robey
Scenic Inn
Laurelville
Robert A. Culbertson
Dallas DeLong
Culbertson
Willian D. Dickas
Gahanna
West
Dickas
Mary Leigh Kuhn
Jane Ann Summerson
Columbus
Berger Hospital
Circleville
ICC Approves Transfer Co. Acquisition
The Interstate Commerce Commission and the Public Service Commission of West Virginia approve Citizens Transfer and Storage Co. acquisition by Peoples Cartage Inc. The deal allows service across Wood County West Virginia to Ohio and connects Parkersburg to major points in West Virginia and Ohio. Peoples Cartage will lease the 40,000 square foot Parkersburg facility and already operates terminals in Cincinnati Columbus Wheeling and Parkersburg.
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The
Interstate Commerce Commission
Public Service Commission of
West Virginia
Citizens Transfer and Storage Co
Parkersburg
W. Va
Peoples Cartage, Inc
Massillon
Ohio
Ronald Sibila
Peoples Cartage
Wood County
Washington, Meigs
Athens Counties
U.S. 21
Stark
Franklin
West Va
Citizens Transfer
Green St
Cincinnati
Columbus
Wheeling
Mayflower
Tuscarawas
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O’bleness Memorial Hospital
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Robert Adcock
Danita Carr
Stockport
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McArthur
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Earl Haller
Dess_ Chappelear
Homer Daft
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Donald Slagle
Cecil Watson
Garth Beal
Judson Young
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Great Lakes
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Rockies
Mental Center Board
Peterson
Special Education Department
Louis J. Jindra
Oak Hill
Harry H. Stoops Jr
Portsmouth
Warren Waters
Benjamin S. Wells
Chillicothe
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Athens, Ohio
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
ICC
Claire E. Meeks
Wanda Meeks
Silvio Gaggi
Logan
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