Voting Count Method UK'd By SUSAN CRITES
Athens County Elections Board resolves counting method for May primary ballots. Computer cards will be counted at Ohio University's Clippinger Laboratory while paper ballots, including Democratic Presidential delegates, are counted at the precincts. Six workers per precinct will handle paper ballots and two will transport card ballots to the center. Additional travel costs may be submitted for reimbursement, possibly totaling about 2 million statewide. The board also approved two school levy requests and seeks poll worker applicants with pay by check.
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Susan Crites
Athens County Elections Board
Ohio University
Clippinger Laboratory
William
Lavelle
William Hoffman
Ed Robe
William Howe
Ted Brown
Howe
Brown
General Assembly
Athens City
Trimble Local
Racine Board Approves $628 966 Budget
The Southern Local School Board approved a yearly budget totaling 628966.50 on Monday night. The plan funds administration 25216.50 instruction 361000 auxiliary agencies 45000 janitors 25000 special services 1000 supplies 38650 materials and maintenance 6100 equipment replacement 11100 contract and open orders 24900 fixed charges 86100 capital outlay 5800 plus federally funded lunch program 71000 and bond retirement 30200.
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Racine
Southern Local School Board
Deer Struck by Car Is Spotted Then Walks Away
In Reedsville on Route 124 a car driven by Denzil Jameson swerved to avoid a deer but hit another deer. The struck deer was knocked down, then got up and ran into the woods, no injuries reported.
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Reedsville
Denzil Jameson
Jameson
Six Men Arrested at G and G Cafe in Pomeroy
Six men were arrested and charged with disturbing the peace at the G and G Cafe on West Main Street Saturday night. Billy McDaniel Paul Parsons Robert Scarberry William Parsons Don Blankenship and Wedsell Phillips were charged by Pomeroy police and will appear in the mayor's court Wednesday night.
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Pomeroy
G and G
W. Main Street
Billy McDaniel
Paul Parsons
Robert Scarberry
William Parsons
Don Blankenship
Wedsell Phillips
Pomeroy Mayor's Court
Brush Fires Reported in Meigs County
Two brush fires were reported in Meigs County on Monday. The Pomeroy Fire Department responded to Spring Avenue at 3:32 p.m. and the Middleport Fire Department to Vine Street at 6:30 p.m.
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Pomeroy
Meigs County
Spring Avenue
Middleport
Vine Street
Local cooling trend continues into tonight
The forecast shows temperatures dropping to the low to mid 30s tonight with upper 40s to mid 50s expected Wednesday under partly sunny skies. National outlook calls for rain in the northeast coast, portions of the Midwest, and the Pacific Northwest with snow in parts of the Northeast.
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Midwest
Pacific Northwest
Trustees Approve 1972 73 OU Budgets and Fees
Ohio University trustees approved a 1972 73 general operating budget of 45 028 697 and a dormitory cafeteria budget of 13 839 000 for next year. They also authorized a student fee increase, new faculty salary ranges, a lease process with Muskingum Area Technical Institute, an architect for the Zanesville Campus, new notes for Convocation Center debt, and amendments to the prior budget as part of the open budgeting process led by President Claude R. Sowle.
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Claude R. Sowle
Trustees
Ohio University Trustees Back Full Athletics Participation
The Ohio University Board of Trustees backed full intercollegiate participation including MAC membership. Motion by William Morris and seconded by Jody Phillips approved, with Fred Johnson noting it signaled no criticism of President Claude R. Sowle. Budget shows gains across major areas and a $10 quarterly student fee rise for undergraduates.
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Ohio University
Board of
William Morris
Jody Phillips
Fred Johnson
Claude R. Sowle
Morris
University approves regional lease and budget adjustments
The board backs a lease with Muskingum Area Technical Institute to build on 33.07 acres beside OU Zanesville and awaits final trustee approval. Faculty salary scales rise across ranks from 1972 to 73. Feinknopf firm chosen to design Phase II at Zanesville. Bond issuance planned at 6.125 million to replace notes for Convocation Center.
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Athens
Muskingum Area Technical Institute
Feinknopf
Feinknopf, Macioce and Schappa
Columbus
University
Zanesville
Ohio University expects approval for 1.5 million in capital projects
OU officials report a Senate bill advancing 1.5 million for university capital improvements this year and no expected House opposition. Funds would renovate Lindley Hall, acquire the Messenger building for journalism, improve facilities across campuses, and complete prior 1969 projects including math building expansion and library phases. Completion dates span April to next January for various projects.
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Ohio University
Martin Hecht
OU Board of Trustees
Ohio Senate
Hecht
Lancaster
Zanesville
Hocking
Alan Geiger
Lindley Hall
Messenger
OU School of Journalism
Chemistry
President Street
Memorial Auditorium
Bentley Hall
University
Geiger
Chubb, Gordy
Carnegie Halls
Albany
Alden
Thompson Little
Graduate College
Norman Cohn
Little
OU library to hold up to 1.3 million books after Phase II
Funds of 60 611 were approved, vs 36 179 the prior year as Little notes library capacity will reach 1 200 000 to 1 300 000 books after Phase II. Cohn predicts graduate enrollment will level off near last year’s figures with 100 doctorates and 600 masters. He outlines graduate dean duties and aims to recruit women and minorities to OU for graduate study.
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Little Said
Cohn
Casto Bids Farewell After Nine Years on OU Board
Columbus native Casto Jr. attends his final regular Ohio University Board of Trustees meeting and receives a resolution of appreciation. His nine year term ends before the May 23 Chillicothe meeting, as Gov. Gilligan selects a replacement.
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Don M. Casto Jr
Columbus
Ohio University Board of Trustees
Casto
Chillicothe
Board of Regents
John J. Gilligan
Ohio University Trustees Invite Presentations on Agenda
Ohio University officials invited requests from individuals or groups to make presentations at trustees meetings. Athens High School senior Solveig Overby earned honorable mention in the 25th American History Contest. Loyal Tillotson of Perry High School won the contest after a large finalist pool.
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Ohio University Board of Trustees
Athens
Solveig Overby
Angel Ridge Road
Ohio University
Ohio University Fund
Charles M. Overby
Loyal Tillotson
Perry High School
Lake County
Tillotson
Duncan Baxter
Baxter
Secretary of the Board of Trustees
Robert Mahn
Window Break At Fisher's Department Store
City police investigate an attempted breaking and entering at Fisher's Department Store on Main Street. A rear window was broken around 11 p m Sunday but entry was foiled. The report also notes a burglary at Midland Oil Co garage Monday or Tuesday, with a large battery and two 24 inch pipe wrenches valued over $100 stolen. Deputies Boyd Williams and Carl Welling handled the probe Tuesday.
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Point Pleasant
Fisher’s Department Store
Main Street
Richard Bromley
Sharpsburg
Athens County
Midland Oil Co
Boyd Williams
Carl Welling
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