Weinfurther to Direct Eight County Handicapped Children Project
Robert Weinfurther former county school superintendent and state education official will direct the eight county Services for Handicapped Children Project based in Athens He begins full time in May and will work as a part time consultant until then The project serves Athens Perry Vinton Hocking Morgan Gallia Meigs and Jackson counties and aims to identify educate and coordinate services for handicapped children under Title VI of the Elementary and Secondary Education Act.
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Robert Weinfurther
Athens County
State Department of Education
Athens
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Hocking
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Meigs
Jackson
John Palmer
Weinfurther
Vinton County Board of Education
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Kenneth Christopher
Vinton Board
Wein
Linda Bauer
Ohio
Weinfurtner
N. McKinley Ave
Hughes Receives Episcopal Church Foundation Fellowship
Rev. Robert D. Hughes III of Athens has been awarded an Episcopal Church Foundation graduate fellowship to study theology at the Institute for Christian Thought, University of St. Michael's College Toronto. He serves as assistant rector at the Church of the Good Shepherd and campus minister to Ohio University.
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Robert D. Hughes III
Athens
Institute For Christian Thought
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Toronto
Canada
Church of the Good Shepherd
Ohio University
William A. Coolidge
Foundation
Hughes
Cranbrook School
Bloomfield Hills
Mich
Union
Wellington College
England
Yale University
Phi Beta Kappa
Episcopal Theological School
Barbara Eda Brunn
Ohio University faculty publish several new books during 1971 72
Ohio University professors publish numerous new texts and essays across disciplines, including Paudler on Nuclear Magnetic Resonance and De Jovine on The Young Hero in American Fiction. Other works cover manpower economics, Spanish picaresque hunger themes, and psychodynamics of Thomas Wolfe, with coauthored classroom testing and social science education guides. The notice also lists a U.S. District Court sale of Millfield property, with sale date April 27, 1972.
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F. Anthony de Jovine
Lowell E. Gallaway
Wallace J. Cameron
William A. Snyder
Loyde W. Hales
Carl G. Gustavson
Milton Ploghoft
Albert Shuster
Jerry L. Adams
Clyde Baker
James D. Shipman
Jerry D. Wilson
Edward Mitchell
Paudler
Allyn and Bacon
Charles Merrill and Co
Mitchell
Henry Miller
Miller
Saturday Review
New York University Press
Jury Picked In Ohio Saint Supermarket Dispute Trial
A jury selection began in Athens for the case against Lester Eugene Morrow a Ohio University graduate student charged by police with disobeying Capt. Cochran after a C and E SuperValu investigation of a shoplifting incident on Feb 23. Police say Morrow was not present during the incident but was accused after his wife returned home distressed. At least four OU students were detained during the episode and one Bruce Hodges 24 Lima student said he and three friends faced food theft accusations by C and E staff.
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Lester Eugene Morrow
Carriage Hill Apartments
Ohio University
Morrow
Charles Cochran
O.U
Bruce Hodges
Carriage Hill
Lima
Dryer Fire At Joe Chapman Laundry Reported In Athens
A dryer fire at the Joe Chapman laundry on East State Street and Lorene was reported to Athens firefighters. The blaze caused slight damage at 7 37 p m and was blamed on lint atop a dryer. Emergency squad personnel treated Mrs Mamie Swauger at the Athens Mental Health Center for a possible heart attack before transporting her to O Bleness Memorial Hospital. An earlier incident involved a confrontation at C E Market leading to a scuffle between Morrow and Cochran, with no charges filed. In municipal court actions, several residents from Athens and surrounding areas pled guilty to traffic and minor offenses with fines awarded. New York University’s baseball team is slated for 24 spring games, following a 12 7 record in 1971.
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E. State
Lorene
Athens
Athens Mental Health Center
Mamie Swauger
Albany
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Breeze Sentenced To Prison In Athens County Case
Athens County Common Pleas Judge Lowell Howard sentenced Harry Thurman Breeze Jr. to up to three years in Ohio State Penitentiary after a jury found him guilty of possessing concealed brass knuckles. Breeze has a felony record. Nelsonville police seized the item on December 9 after arresting him on burglary suspicions. Wayne Dean Owens 25, his wife Caroline 23, and John Sycob 22 were fined $500 and given three months in jail. two months of each sentence were suspended.
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Lowell Howard
Ohio State Penitentiary
Harry Thurman Breeze Jr
Nelsonville
Athens County
Breeze
Rock Riffle Road
Wayne Dean Owens
Caroline
John Sycob
Howard
Accidental Fire Alarm at Alden Library On Ohio University Campus
Athens Fire Department responded to a 10 04 a m call from OU Security at Alden Library where workmen wiring a major expansion triggered the alarm. The building had been evacuated before firefighters arrived. Nearby, Athens High School Youth Association for Retarded Children plans a tag day and bake sale at the courthouse at 9 a m Saturday to raise funds for Beacon School.
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Alden Library
Ohio University
Athens High School
Youth Association For Retarded Children
Beacon School
Weather Data Summary for March 29 1972
Yesterday high 53 low 35 today 35. Humidity 9 am 60 percent. Precipitation this month 3.21 inches, normal 3.74. This year 9.41 inches, 0.64 below normal. Sun sets 6 50 pm rises 6 17 am. Pressure 29.71 inches. Data from Ohio University Geography Department and observer C L Colmer.
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U.S
C. L. Colmer
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