Crime And Punishment Conference At Ohio University
The second annual Citizens Conference on justice and public opinion will run July 7 to 12 on the Ohio University campus. Sponsored by the Ohio Program in the Humanities and several campus groups, it will gather authors scholars lawyers and educators to discuss literature with practical views on crime and punishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University
Ohio Program In the Humanities
English Department
College of Arts and Sciences
Office of Workshops
Theodore Gill
John Jay School of Criminal Justice
City University of New York
Ernest van den Haag
Edward Quattrocki
Quattrocki
Fairview Drive
Horizons Committee Appointed in Athens County Bicentennial
Lazlo Koe Krompecher named chairman of the Horizons Committee as part of the Athens County Bicentennial Commission. The group includes Mrs. Baird, Mrs. Young, and Mrs. Hartman. The commission plans beautification, nature preserves, monuments, parks, and long-range planning with local groups. Next meeting is Wednesday at 1 p.m. at the Health Building at the fairgrounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lazlo Koe-Krompecher
Athens County
Thomas Smith
Ellen Baird
Helen Young
Edna Hartman
Bicentennial Commission
Athens
Koe-Krompecher
Ohio University School of Architecture
South Central Ohio Preservation Society
Ohio Historical Society
Weather notes and civic notices mix in regional update
Cloudy with a chance of showers tonight and Wednesday cooler with highs in the 60s and 70s. Extended warm spell expected Thursday through Saturday with 70s to 80s and showers possible. Yesterday high 82, low 58, rainfall 1.13 inches this month. Public debate set for July 9 with Ruth J. Smith and Darrell K. Smith and a list of divorce petitions and custody rulings among local residents. Conference staff listed with participating colleges and contact number 593-8111.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Committees Study Riots Led by Athens Commission
Two subcommittees of the Athens Community Relations Commission will draft reports on the May 11 12 downtown student police clashes. They plan to present initial drafts at the first and second nights of violence and review a full report at the July 1 meeting while seeking funding for two surveys and a tenant landlord topic study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens Community Relations Commission
Commission
Lorrin Kreider
Nelson Reid
Katie Sowle
James Barnes
David Horr
Commis
Joint ROTC Commissioning Ceremony In Galbreath Chapel
A joint commissioning ceremony at Galbreath Chapel honored 11 Army and eight Air Force ROTC cadets. Distinguished graduates included second lieutenants Foland Jenson Bryars Ryan Beebe Bordman.
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Galbreath Chapel
Army
Air Force
Col
Dudley A. Williams
G. O. Nicholson
Robert Mahn
James M. Foland
Wilmington
Jonathan R. K. Jenson
Cleveland
United States Army Reserve
J. Eric Bryars
Cincinnati
George E. Claery
Athens
Thomas L. Diley
Canal Winchester
Carl R. Engel
Oregonia
David T. Kensinger
Greenfield
Robert A Kramer
Kenneth R. Roberts
Rendville
Daniel A. Ryan
Richmond
Robert K. Smith
United States Air Force Reserve
Gary E. Beebe
Akron
Roger J. Bordman
Frederick W. Cressman III
Norfolk
Bruce D. Gamble
Upper St Clair
Penn
Carl D. Gustafson
Harriet E. Hunter
Urbana
John C. Mitchell
Columbus
Philip W Rollins
Shrewsbury
Foland
Jenson
Bryars
Ryan
Beebe
Bordman
Return To Local Power Gains Support From Ball
State Rep. Claire Ball backs the Ohio Commission on Local Government Services plan to return more power to local governments. She cites proposals for a county administrator, township ordinances, and expanded home rule while noting funding and elected offices issues may slow adoption.
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Herb Amey
Messenger
Ohio Commission On
Claire Ball
Athens
Ball
John Gilligan
Woman Ill After Fire Hits Home In Athens
An Athens woman Roberta Everett returned to her apartment at 191% W. Washington St. to find a blaze that started near a floor furnace under a davenport. She was taken to O'Bleness Hospital at 2:35 a.m. with shock. The fire caused 600 dollars in building damage and 275 in contents. The building is owned by Mrs. Allen Penn in Albany.
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Athens
O'Bleness Hospital
Roberta Everett
Washington St
O'Bleness
Allen Penn
Albany
Three Wesleyan grads named at Delaware commencement
Three regional students received degrees from Ohio Wesleyan University during recent exercises. Mary Emilie Wood of 160 Columbia Ave. earned honors with a BM. Dennis Lane Ball of Amesville Route 1 and Patrick Harmon O'Brien of Pomeroy earned BA degrees. Savannah Lodge 466 Guysville holds regular meeting Thursday evening with third degree to be conferred on two candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Weslyan University
Delaware
Mary Emilie Wood
Columbia Ave
Dennis Lane Ball
Amesville
Patrick Harmon O’brien
Pomeroy
Savannah
Guysville
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Robert Ekey
Ross Bateman
South Y
Pomeroy Road
Clarence Fraley
Albany Road
Richland Avenue
Fraley
O'Bleness Memorial Hospital
Horizons Chairman
Jessica Mitford
Claude Sowle
Woub-Tv
Gill
Billy Budd
Edgar Whan
van den Haag
Lois Whaley
Mrs. Mitford
Center For
Sam Crowl
Harrison Sheppard
Federal Trade Commission
Meno Lowenstein
O’bleness
Kathryn Sowle
School of Journalism
Robert Coogan
University of Maryland
Athens County Common Pleas
Ruth J. Smith
Townsend Place
Darrell K. Smith
New Marshfield
Marie F. Williams
Valley Acres
Earl E. Williams
Leonard Dean Pidcock
Nelsonville
Virginia
Sue Pidcock
Vicki S. Williams
Coolville
Darrell E. Williams
Nancy McDaniel Sams
Gary Lee Sams
N. Shafer St
Jennie C. Woodruff
W. Washington St
Jerry E. Woodruff
Sandra Lee Brozak
Stewart
Charles Brozack
Delbert W. Auflick
Nancy L. Auflick
Catherine Rodgers
the Plains
John R. Rodgers
Blick
Stephen C. Schanken
Millfield
Carolyn F. Schanken
Wallingford
Dulcie Kamento
Glouster
Frank Kamento
Cheryl Bailey
Larry Bailey
Andria Morgan
New Plymouth
Richard Lee Morgan
Penny Lou Mingus
Chauncey
William Harold Mingus
Baker Center
Sowle
America
Oresteia
Sion
City Council
Tod Gauge
Kreider
Athens Two
City Loan Company
The
Big Money Company
Public Square
Wesleyan
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