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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1975

Page

3

Sarff Named Superintendent at Athens Mental Health Center

Floyd H. Sarff is appointed superintendent of Athens Mental Health Center effective July 7, as part of Ohio's network of 20 facilities. He previously served as assistant director of the Iowa Mental Health Authority, bringing a law degree, social work master's, and sociology bachelor's to the post. Dr. Caul becomes clinical director when the change takes effect.

Columbus Floyd H. Sarff Athens Ohio Department of Mental Health and Sarff Timothy B. Moritz Ohio Department of Mental Health Gordon F. Ogram Division of Mental Health LaSalle Extension University University of Iowa Loras College The Iowa Iowa Mental Health Authority Authority Mankato State College Drake University David Caul Dr. Caul

Ohio University president-elect discusses athletics as part of education

Dr. Charles Ping says intercollegiate athletics should be viewed within the total university educational environment. He compares athletics to public performances in drama and music, arguing it does not exist to pay its own way, and notes rapid growth in women’s athletics. The final segment of the interview airs at 10 tonight on Newswatch Channel 20.

Charles Ping Ping Ohio University Newswatch Channel 20 Riyadh Saudi Arabia Faisal Faisal Ibn Musaed Mohammed Diva Square Salman Musaed Los Angeles Christine Surma United States Prince Faisal Prince Khaled

Edwards Named Assistant to the President at Bowling Green

Richard A. Edwards 36, executive assistant to President Hollis A. Moore, is named vice president and assistant to the president. He will assist Moore in administrative functions and liaison with federal agencies. Edwards previously worked with the National Science Foundation and Kent State University, later leading the Ohio Board of Regents Citizens Task Force on Higher Education.

Bowling Green Richard A. Edwards Bowling Green State University Hollis A. Moore Edwards National Science Foundation Washington, D. C Moore Kent State University Ohio Board of Regents

Lane Receives Law Degree from Northwestern University

Ronald Alan Lane son of Dr and Mrs Raymond D Lane of 10 Canterbury Drive earned a Juris Doctor degree from Northwestern University last week He previously earned a bachelor’s degree from Miami TV in 1972 and is joining Railway Co in Chicago

Ronald Alan Lane Raymond D. Lane Canterbury Drive Northwestern University Lane Miami TV Railway Co Chicago

All's Well at God's Bible School in Cincinnati

God's Bible School in Cincinnati wins legal ownership battle as Judge Robert Black plans a July 1 declaration that the alumni own the institution. Since 1901 the case traced the school from founder Martin Wells Knapp to public charity status and later debt payoff. The school now serves 260 students with 22 faculty, many training for Christian service and relying on campus jobs.

Cincinnati, Ohio God’s Bible School Cincinnati Hamilton County Common Pleas Court Robert Black Martin Wells Knapp Ohio Deets

College Grads Face Tight Job Market

The 1975 graduate class of about 950,000 faces a tighter job market as 110 large firms report plans to hire 43 percent fewer engineers, 20 percent fewer accounting and business majors, and 40 percent fewer liberal arts graduates. Endicott notes salaries hold, with engineering bachelors averaging about 1125 dollars per month and master's levels higher across fields.

Chicago Endicott

Solar heat plan eyed for new Xenia High School

Xenia Ohio officials explore solar energy to heat and cool the new Xenia High SchoolReplacing a tornado damaged building the district seeks funding and architectural integration A UD Research Institute team led by Dale H Whitford studies feasibility with potential 70 percent heating savings.

Xenia, Ohio Xenia High School Xenia School Board University of Dayton Research Institute Dale H. Whitford

Explosion Ignites Fire Destroys Workshop and Motorcycle

At Spreading Oaks Trailer Court on Selby Road a gasoline fumes explosion ripped through a metal workshop and a motorcycle Wednesday afternoon. Richland Area firefighters responded to a 2:29 p.m. alarm. Chief Pete Good estimated losses at 400 dollars. Randy Mace was working on the motorcycle. gasoline spilled and ignited when the engine started. Mace was uninjured. the mobile home nearby escaped damage.

Spreading Oaks Selby Road Richland Area Pete Good Randy Mace Mace

Writing Course At Ohio University Starts Next Week

Ohio University's Student Development Center offers a free noncredit writing course covering punctuation paragraphing essay writing and personal correspondence. Classes run 7 to 8 30 p m Mondays and Wednesdays from June 23 to July 9 on the first floor of Alden Library. Call 5944362 for details.

Ohio University Alden Library

Pedestrian Struck on Court Street Injures Athens Man

Athens resident Earl R. Shumaker 26 from Mill Street Apartments was hit while crossing South Court Street by a northbound car driven by Randall R. Fenton 22 of Williamston West Virginia. He was taken to O Bleness Memorial Hospital. No citations issued. investigation ongoing.

Athens O’bleness Memorial Hospital South Court Street Earl R. Shumaker E-5 Mill Street Shumaker Randall R. Fenton Williamston W. Va

Welfare aid paid to Ohio counties in May totals 21 million

State Auditor Thomas E. Ferguson’s office reports May welfare distributions totaling 21,064,879.35 across Ohio’s 88 counties. Notable allocations include Athens 11,553.92 Gallia 16,759.88 Hocking 44,671.09 Jackson 18,402.37 Meigs 7,976.33 Morgan 9,042.02 Perry 29,626.31 and Vinton 8,180.18.

Ohio Thomas E. Ferguson Athens Gallia Hocking Jackson Meigs Morgan Perry Vinton

Woman earns medic degree from Rush University in Chicago

Dr. Kim Gage Rothermel, daughter of Mr and Mrs C Richard Gage of Athens, earned a doctor of medicine degree from Rush University Chicago this month. She will start a pediatric residency at Children’s Hospital in Columbus. Her husband William will continue a surgical residency at University Hospital in Columbus.

Kim Gage Rothermel C. Richard Gage Athens Rush University Chicago

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Prince All’s Well At God’s Bible School God Mount Auburn Samuel E. Deets God’s Revivalist Frank S. Endicott the Messenger Thurs Court St Athens City
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