Doctoral setback ends in landfill miracle for Bennett
Ohio University journalism professor Roger Bennett nearly lost two years of doctoral work when his computer cards and discs were discarded with trash. After a late-night scare, land-clearing crews uncovered the buried material in a Coolville landfill, allowing Bennett to salvage his research and complete his PhD journey.
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Austin
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Darrell Cozart
Coolville
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Steve Culbertson
Mike Baird
Ralph Izard
Indu Singh
Wayne Ballentine
Steve Figanner
Dave Fostick
Highway Patrol Opens Ranks to Women for Patrol Posts
The State Highway Patrol will accept women into uniformed patrol positions joining a history of women in non patrol roles. In Athens Lt. K E Saddler reports 50 interviews and 35 forms in a three county area with nearly 4 000 statewide applicants. Training and physical standards updated to include women with a 5 8 to 6 4 inch height range. No date set for the next class and no official name change for the trooper title yet.
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CHEAO Goals Outlined for Southeast Ohio Physicians
Dr. Jeffery S. Gordon, former CHEAO executive, described goals and services for health education in Appalachia Ohio to Holzer Medical Center staff. CHEAO plans accredited continuing education, expanded libraries, audio visual materials, and a medical microwave link across Southeastern Ohio hospitals. The group may fund training programs and collaborates with physicians, nurses, and community health agencies. The Ohio Foresters meet at Chillicothe with discussions on Mead Corp. wood programs, whole-tree chipping, wildlife habitat, and stand economics. The Arthritis Foundation会 will meet at the Athens Health Department Thursday. The Athens Messenger is a daily paper with standard subscription rates and delivery details.
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Chillicothe
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Marietta College Receives $6000 for Freshman Study Skills
Exxon Education Foundation awards Marietta College six thousand dollars to fund a student to student counseling program led by Dr. Margaret A. Ross. All entering freshmen will attend two one hour sessions and be placed in groups of fifty for guidance on note taking studying test performance and time management.
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