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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 27, 1976

Page

2

To Norway Will Be Like Home for Marks Family

Ohio University English professor Lester Marks, a Fulbright scholar, heads to Norway with his wife and two daughters for a year. The family will split time between Tromso and Trondheim, returning home to Athens periodically.

the Messenger Athens Ohio Norway PEG Pi Marks University of Tromso University of Trondheim Tromso Arctic Circle America Lapland Frontier Trondheim University of Erica Ohi University Visi

OVHSF Asks Rhodes to Preserve Two Health Districts

The Ohio Valley Health Services Foundation asks Governor Rhodes to maintain two separate health planning districts after federal and state rejections of merger plans. OVHSF and SEOHPA pursued sole HSA status, with funding tied to the Sept 30 deadline. OVHSF remains funded by ARC and may continue beyond that date.

Herb Amey Ohio Valley Health Services Foundation of Athens Rhodes Department of Health, Education and Welfare OVHSF Southeastern Ohio Health Planning Association of Cambridge HEW Jack Farrington Seohpa HSA Sechpa E. Frank Ellis Farrington Appalachian Regional Commission

OU Graduate Receives Royal Society Award

A 1976 Ohio University graduate, Nancy Cohen of Maryland, won the London Royal Society Silver Medal for artistic and academic achievement. She received the award from OU president Charles Ping at a ceremony with guests including Dr Robert Worman and Shirley Wimmer. Cohen, OU Dance School alumna, interned with the Jean Erdman Dance Company and created the senior project In a Medieval Garden. She has staged numerous dance concerts, acted in a Renaissance play, and served as a pre college counselor for three weeks for incoming freshmen. She will study at the Baltimore School of Ballet and join Jean Erdman Dance Company as dancer and choreographer in August. Truck Stolen A 1974 pickup truck was stolen from Green Lawn Cemetery near Nelsonville Monday night per the Athens County Sheriff.

Ohio University London Royal Society Nancy Cohen Maryland OU School of Dance Charles Ping Robert Worman Benjamin Franklin Royal Society OU Comparative Arts Shirley Wimmer School of Dance United States College of Fine Arts Miss Cohen Jean Erdman Dance Company New York Ping Miss Cohen Baltimore School of Ballet Messenger Carol James

Carter Briefed On Economics In Plains Ga Campaign

President candidate Jimmy Carter and Senator Walter Mondale heard a two hour defense briefing from experts including former Pentagon officials. They concurred that the U S and Soviet Union are roughly equal in strategic nuclear strength and weighed nuclear options with restraint. Carter backed arms reductions and warned against allowing marked Soviet superiority while avoiding a definite stance on a first strike. They expect CIA director George Bush briefings on Wednesday and a foreign policy briefing on Thursday.

Carter United States Soviet Union Mondale CIA George Bush

Hearst Waives Speedy Trial in California Case

Patricia Hearst has waived the right to a speedy trial and a Jan 10 1977 date is set for her trial on kidnapping robbery and assault charges The prosecutor plans to bring Hearst before a jury while she undergoes psychiatric tests Her attorney argues jury bias and immunity issues may bar testimony in the Harris case and questions Hearst's health and appearance are noted in court coverage.

Los Angeles Patricia Hearst Miss Hearst Atty Sam Mayerson William Emily Harris Harris Mayerson San Diego Harrises William Rizzi Johnson San Francisco John van de Kamp California Hearst

HEW Grant to Boost OU Osteopathic School Funding

Ohio University's College of Osteopathic Medicine receives a 240 000 dollar HEW Public Health Service grant as part of a four year 870 000 dollar request to boost class size by 50 percent. Acting Dean Gerald Faverman says funds cover equipment library acquisitions and faculty hiring to expand medical education and strengthen regional health services.

Ohio University College of Osteopathic Medicine Health Professions Department of Health, Education and Welfare HEW Public Health Service Gerald Faverman Faverman Ohio Osteopathic Foundation Southeastern Ohio Medical Nnion Appalachia

Rhodes appoints 10 member Ohio commission review task force

Gov. Rhodes named a 10 member task force to review 300 state boards and agencies for usefulness. G Kenner Bush, publisher of The Athens Messenger, is named to the group which aims to cut waste and unnecessary public spending. The panel will report back by December 1.

Columbus Ohio James Rhodes G. Kenner Bush Athens Messenger Rhodes James M. Wilsman Greater Cleveland Citizens League Thomas A. van Meter Ashland Marigene Valiquette Toledo Paul S. Wingard R-40 Stow Michael del Bane Hubbard Charles A. Calhoun Ohio Public Expenditure Council Richard L. Krabach William W. Wilkins Joan Lawrence League of Women Voters

Teenager Injured In Motorcycle Crash In McArthur Area

Arthur C. Pauley, 16, of McArthur Route 2, was injured when his motorcycle overturned on County Road 32 at County Road 32A in the McArthur area. He sustained facial and other lacerations and was treated at O'Bleness Memorial Hospital.

McArthur Area Vinton State Highway Patrol Arthur C. Pauley McArthur O'Bleness Memorial Hospital

Bicyclist Struck by Motorcycle in Athens Collision

A 12-year-old Athens boy, Chuck Longnecker of 123 N Lancaster, was taken to O'Bleness Memorial Hospital after being struck by a motorcycle on North Lancaster Street. Stephen J Hornik, 23, Arlington Virginia, was driving the motorcycle and was not injured.

Athens O'Bleness Memorial Hospital Lancaster Street Chuck Longnecker N. Lancaster Athens Fire Department Longnecker Stephen J. Hornik Arlington Hornik

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