Crow To Receive Ohio U Degree For Honorary Doctorate
Ohio University will confer an honorary doctor of humane letters on Dr. Lester D. Crow on May 19 after a dinner hosted by university president Claude R. Sowle. Crow, 1923 alumnus and longtime Brooklyn College education professor emeritus, is lauded as an innovator and author with more than 50 works in education and psychology.
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Ohio University
Lester D. Crow
Brooklyn College Department of Education
Crow
Claude R. Sowle
Brooklyn College
City University of New York
Department of Education
Alice von Bauer Crow
New York University
Mary Washington University
Lehigh University
Discipline reforms urged in Athens City Schools
Citizens For Better Schools proposed shifting pupil discipline from teachers to principals with another adult present and prior parental notification before paddling. The eight member committee urged written reports after discipline and counseling with parents, while keeping teachers in charge during school hours within policy limits. Pending board study, the group pressed for policy-aligned, safer punishment practices and clearer caregiver involvement.
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Athens City
Citizens For Better Schools
Ray
Carole) Spring
A of Board
John Good
Women Priesthood Action Explained by Gilbert Baker
Bishop Gilbert Baker ordains two women to the priesthood, claiming it as a natural extension of the priesthood rather than a move for religious liberation. The Hong Kong and Macao diocese cites Eastern cultural roles and notes Baker’s long exposure to China since 1934.
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Mary Gerebenics
Gilbert Baker
Hong Kong
Macao
China
Baker
Hong Kong Bishop Baker’s 1966 return shapes church work in China
Bishop Baker, after a 15 year U.S. and England sojourn, returns to Hong Kong as Bishop of Hong Kong and Macao. He expands education and social programs with the government and local centers, noting a living Chinese cultural undercurrent. His visit to Southern Ohio supports diocesan ties as part of mutual responsibility.
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Canton
Shanghai
Hong Kong
U.S
England
Macao
China
Baker
Mr. Baker
Holy Carpenter
Nixon
Episcopal Church
Ohio
Cincinnati
Nelsonville Housing Project Wins HUD Go Ahead
Nelsonville receives HUD approval for a 100 unit low cost housing plan split as 60 elderly and 40 low income family units. Officials hope funding for Nelsonville and Athens projects will be issued in fiscal 1973 with construction possible next year though timing depends on federal processing and contract advertising.
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Greg Black
Nelsonville
U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development
John Anderson
Illinois
Athens County
Athens
Alan Geiger
Housing Authority
Columbus
Housing and Urban Development
HUD
Anderson
Ohio
Logan
Crooksville
County Metropolitan Houting Authority
Federal Hocking Middle School Graduation Set for June 6
Eighth grade graduation activities at Federal Hocking Middle School are scheduled for June 6 at 8 p.m. in the high school auditorium with about 130 pupils enrolled. Speakers will include student presenters, with Principal Charles Taylor announcing the lineup and the focus on local housing funding prospects involving HUD and area cities.
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Stewart
Federal Hocking Middle School
Charles Taylor
Shriner Park Center talk by H Needham Smith at Lake Hope Lodge
H Needham Smith of Kings Island will speak at a May 25 Athens County Shrine Club dinner at Lake Hope Lodge. He will present slides on the new amusement center and answer questions. The 6 p.m. event is Ladies Night.
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H. Needham Smith
Kings Island
Athens County
Lake Hope Lodge
Everett Ridge
Smith
Taft Broadcasting Co
Cincinnati
Dedication Friday At Hocking Hills Dining Lodge
The dedication ceremony for the Hocking Hills dining lodge and cabins is set for Friday at 11 a.m. Natural Resources Director William B. Nye will preside. The lodge will open for lunch after the ceremony and reservations are being accepted for both dining lodge and cabins. Everett Rheinscheld, Hocking
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LOGAN
Hocking Hills
Natural Resources
William B. Nye
Everett Rheinscheld
Hocking
League backs Equal Rights Amendment support in national convention
League of Women Voters members voted overwhelmingly to back ratification of the Equal Rights Amendment at the National Convention in Atlanta. Two thirds of states are needed for passage, with implementation two years after ratification. Ohio debates two resolutions to ratify the amendment.
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League of Women Voters
Atlanta
Ohio General Assembly
Mary Ellen Ludlum
League of Women Voters of Ohio
League
Supreme Court
Free hearing tests in Athens Ohio offered at Highlander Motel
An advertisement announces a free electronic hearing test by Homer Norrell on Friday May 19 from 1:00 to 5:00 p.m. at the Highlander Motel 420 W Union St Athens Ohio. People with any hearing trouble are invited to learn about ear function and latest hearing corrections.
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Athens
Ohio
Highlander
W. Union St
Homer Norrell
Union St
Beltone
Zanesville
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American Psychological Association
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Rosamond Hardy Crow
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Fila
Lester Crow
Samuel T. Henderson
Athens City Schools
Kenneth Light
Curtis
Jewel) Johnson
William
Betty) Kortlander
Jack Barbara) Matthews
Richard Ryan
Sadek Samaan
Joan Vaughan
Melvin Witner
Marcia Grooms
Max Schwarzel
Morrison Boys
Elizabeth Wilson
Elizabeth Dugan
Chauncey Elementary
Louise Frink
Freda Kennedy
West Elementary
Lynda Downard
Connie Imbrogno
John Davis
Laura Murphy
Rick Martin
Hocking Middle School
Geiger
Richard Hubbard
Ray Cook
Donald Barrett
Donald Bumgardner
Clarence Miller
Shriners
State Highway Patrol Auxiliary
American Legion
K.T. Crossen
W. Union Street
Claire Ball Jr
Masons
Albany
Albany Lodge
F&am
Equal Rights Amendment
Belk
Price
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