OU Sets Fall Enrollment At About Sixteen Thousand Five Hundred
Ohio University forecasts fall enrollment around 16 500 with 4 500 freshmen and 1 550 graduates. Total faculty on the Athens campus rises toward 716 with 93 new teaching positions authorized and 192 open posts after retirements resignations and leaves without pay. Sunday's graduates include 15 Honors College first class members.
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Athens
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Faculty Promotions At Ohio University Announced By President Alden
President Vernon R. Alden announced promotions for Ohio University faculty across ranks. Promoted to professor are Samuel Jasper mathematics Martha O Nan modern languages William Pandler chemistry David Russell psychology Arvin Wells English Warren Wisten dahl botany Sherwood Hall music Margaret Felsinger education Russell Milliken education Donald Green education Carl Roberts education Irvin Badger civil engineering Reuben Olson civil engineering Walter Fahey electrical engineering Richard French business administration Robert Raymond marketing. Associate professors include Charles Chen James Dilley Richard Koshel Cyrus Mehr Ralph Turner Wesley Un ruh Gene West enbarger E Dale Mattmiller Marguerite Appel A Monroe Johnson Wai Kai Chen Robert Williams James Throne William Muse George LeBoutillier Robert Wort man Joseph Anderson Martha Wurtz Harry Kaneshige Albert Squibb. Assistants listed: Mary Radford Paul Crawford Harry Hultgren Ernest Johansson Abner Jonas Ardyce Bowling.
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Warren Wistendahl
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Margaret Felsinger
Russell Milliken
Donald Green
Carl Roberts
Irvin Badger
Reuben Olson
Walter Fahey
Richard French
Robert Raymond
Charles Chen
James Dilley
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Wesley Unruh
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Albert Squibb
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Harry Hultgren
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OU Budget Reaches 40 Million Despite Conservancy Struggles
Ohio University faces a 40 million dollar budget for the coming year as a conservancy district remains on part time status due to funds shortages. The university would be the main beneficiary of a 7 million flood control project with the local share defined by a benefit appraisal.
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Litton Reports Record Earnings and Sales
Litton Industries announced nine month figures ending April 30 with earnings of 51.75 million and sales of 1.061 billion, up 31 and 25 percent from a year earlier. The report noted 21,460,100 common and 4,959,501 preferred shares outstanding. A county school board agenda includes a salary schedule for non certificated staff and potential hires for two speech and hearing therapists. A report on interviewing applicants for two vacant supervisor positions is also on the agenda.
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Two Students Fined For Disturbing The Peace
Two Ohio University students Kenneth Luciano and David Edwards, both 23 from W Mulberry Street and First Street, pleaded guilty in Municipal Court to disturbing the peace and were fined 25 dollars plus costs each after being arrested near a South Court Street restaurant. Athens firemen responded to a grease oven fire at Ohio University barracks on East State Street. The 5 40 p m blaze in Andy Elliott s 7 H apartment was extinguished with no damage reported.
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Four bound over in Athens narcotics case hearings
Four defendants faced preliminary hearings in Municipal Court Friday morning. Edwards and Eisentein are linked to possession with sale charges, Nagel and Fien held on multiple narcotics counts. Bonds ranged from 2,000 to 6,500 dollars. Edwards, manager of the Union Grill, sought bond reduction while his attorney discussed psychiatric treatment and possible transfer to a state hospital.
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Athens
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