Ohio University workers vote to authorize strike if dispute over library worker reclassification continues
AFSCME Local 1699 members at Ohio University approved giving the union executive board authority to call a strike if a dispute with the university over Alma Rhorick’s reclassification is not settled. About 80 members, roughly a tenth of the local, backed the measure after the State Personnel Board of Review reversed an earlier decision. The union warned of a strike if the issue remains unresolved.
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Journalism Awards Event at OU During Com munications Week
Ohio University hosts a day of seminars on newspapers as part of Communications Week. The highlight is the School of Journalism awards banquet with guest speaker Robert Farrell president of the National Press Club and recipient of OU’s honor award. Farrell is Washington bureau chief for McGraw-Hill World News and former Wall Street Journal staff writer.
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Students Discuss Work That Aids Community
A summary of student groups OU GRAD GET UP Alcohelp SHAD and SCORE sharing a common focus on community service activities.
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Hahne Receives Award During Ohio University Week
Virginia Hahne associate professor of theater at Ohio University was honored Tuesday during Communication Week with the Elizabeth G Andersoh award, the top honor from the School of Interpersonal Communication. Other awards recognized debaters, the debate team and student leaders.
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Mod Concert Is Thursday At Athens High School
The Athens High School Chorale presents its annual spring Mod concert themed Through the Eyes of a Child at 8 p.m. Thursday and 8 p.m. Saturday in the high school auditorium. Choreography by Brenda Bruce and direction by Mrs. Vera Smith. Accompanists Sandra McKibben Chris McDade and Jeff Griffin. Tickets cost 1 dollar and are sold by chorale members or at the door.
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Barn Dance to Support Coal Museum in Millfield Area
The Millfield Mine Memorial Committee hosts a barn dance on May 14 at 8 p.m. to raise funds for a coal museum. The event at the John and Myrtle Law farm Dover Two Road 325 near Millfield features the Millfield Mining Days Band with Jim and Edna Carter and Art Saxe, caller Eric Wright. Admission is $1 with refreshments.
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Athens Center to Add 1.2 Million Renovation Project
Bids will be opened later this month for a 1.2 million addition and renovation at the Athens Mental Health and Retardation Center. The reception and treatment building will be modernized to federal medical standards with a one story addition and upgrades to plumbing heating electrical ventilation and air conditioning systems. Bid opening is May 27 by the state architect's office.
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