OU Workshops Attract High School Students This Summer
Ohio University hosts a wide array of summer workshops for high school students from Ohio and nearby states. Programs include Buckeye Boys State 1350 students, Rainbow Girls State assembly for 3300, language camps, yearbook and newspaper workshops, wrestling and basketball clinics, a girls basketball volleyball camp, athletic trainer school, American Legion baseball, a summer music camp with college credit options, band camps, and the National Forensic and Speech Workshop July 10-23. Information is available from the Workshop Office, Tupper Hall.
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Two New Volumes in Southeast Asia Series at Ohio U
Two volumes joined the Southeast Asia Series from Ohio University Center for International Studies. Cultural Ecological Perspectives on Southeast Asia stems from a 1975 symposium at the Midwest Conference on Asian Affairs with editor William Wood and an article by Dr. Arthur Saxe. Southeast Asia An Emerging Center of World Influence comes from a 1976 symposium, editors Wayne Raymond and K Mulliner. Pony rides planned by Channel 5 CB Action Team at East State Street recreation center on Saturday from 3 to 6 pm, cost 2.50 cents per ride.
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Alexander Band Boosters Food Booth at Athens County Fair
The Alexander Band Boosters will run a food booth at the mini modified tractor pull at the Athens County Fairgrounds starting 7 p.m. Proceeds go to summer band camp. Volunteers may contact Kathryn Van Dyke, Ronnie Dougan, or Harriett Kovach with offers of pies, baked goods, buns, and hotdogs. Clarence Darrow, born 1857 in Farmdale, Trumbull County, grew up in Kinsman.
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Frost Largely Mild in Athens County Overnight
Temperatures fell to the upper 30s for a second night with scattered light frost countywide. Ohio University Geography reports a low of 38 at Porter Hall. Mrs. Colmer records 37 on Pratt Street. County agent Ackerman notes no widespread damage though frost reported in Amesville and Albany areas. frost can blacken beans tomatoes peppers and slow plant growth.
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Adkins Pushes Equal Rules for Three Mile Athens Strip
County Commissioner Max Adkins calls for applying city subdivision rules to the three mile no man’s land around Athens to spur growth. He argues unified regulations ease development though legal questions and sewer and road costs pose challenges. A public meeting in City Hall will discuss annexation and feasibility with officials and local leaders.
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