Ohio University assets soar in state audit report
State Auditor Roger Cloud reports Ohio University total assets at 95.23 million dollars for 1965 66, up 23.56 million, with plant investment at 84.77 million up 21.11 million driven by general assets and housing facilities. University income reaches 40.91 million with 29.62 million from fees and gifts. Purchases by non university departments questioned. remedial action planned. President Vernon Alden salary listed at 35,198 with expenses 8,000. Ohio University Fund Inc assets noted at 3.03 million including 324,687 readily available funds.
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Ohio University
Roger Cloud
Sible
Vernon Alden
Ohio University Fund, Inc
Foundation Director To Retire Honors Given To Mirviss Couple
The B n a i B r i t h Hillel Foundation announces the retirement of director Jacob Mirviss and his wife in June after 13 years of service. A Friday 6:30 p m service at 97 University Terrace will be followed by an Oneg Shabbat. Ohio University physical education teacher Mirviss will move to Israel with Mrs Mirviss, and an invitation extends to students faculty and advisory board members.
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B'nai B’rith Hillel Foundation
Jacob Mirviss
Mirviss
Foundation
Israel
Ohio University
University Terrace
Hillel
Mirvisses
Rome-Canaan Scholars Named Graduation Set
Scholastic honors for the 1966-67 Rome-Canaan High School class go to Condace Jean Well and Dorothy Jean Woody. Valedictorian Miss Well, daughter of Ralph Well of Guysville, is a top student and award recipient. Salutatorian Miss Woody, daughter of James Woody and Arlie Adams, is active in music and the state scholarship team. Both will attend Ohio University on scholarships. Graduation is May 28 with baccalaureate at 10 a.m. and commencement at 8 p.m.
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Rome-Canaan High School
Candace Jean Well
Dorothy Jean Woody
Miss Well
Ralph Well
Guysville
Rome-Canaan
Ondis
Athens County
American Legion
Ohio University
Woody
James Woody
Arlie Adams
Stewart
Jobless Pay Claims On Increase In Local Area
Claims for unemployment compensation rose last week with initial claims at 34, up from 22 the prior week’s May 6. Continued claims stood at 123, down seven from the week before. Last year’s corresponding totals were 170 and 183. The office lists vacancies for a licensed fireman, a restaurant chef, an inspector of machine parts, a machine shop foreman, and experienced clerical workers.
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State Employment Service
COUNTY COURT TRAFFIC FINES AND INDUCTION NEWS
A string of county court traffic fines is listed with names ages and towns including New Philadelphia Marietta Athens Columbus Nelsonville and Dayton for speeding unsafe vehicle muffler and other violations with penalties from 10 to 32 dollars. The report also notes Cassius Clay from Houston Texas is scheduled to stand trial June 19 for refusing induction into the Army.
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John McNee
New Philadelphia
T. Workman
Marietta
William Roger Heifner
Newcomerstown
David Kent Russell
Millfield
Athens
Patrieee
Columbus
Yong & Ign
Prota
Geraldine E. Lamp
Perkersburg
Richard John Maheo
Lakewood
Paiy F
Sharp
Nelsonville
John W. Miller
W. Mulberry St
and Sons
David B. Shapiro
Parkersburg
Parimathy Mark Yovich
Brown Hall
Patro
Houston
Tex
Cassius Clay
Army
Regulations OK'd To Curb Sewage Problems
Athens County voters and residents face uniform home sewage regulations approved by the city county board of health. The rules cover new installations and remodels near homes, with inspections and percolation tests required before permits. Licensing of installers begins next Tuesday.
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Board of Health
Athens County
Daryl Rowe
Rowe
Athens
Nelsonville
Chauncey
Kikio County
N. College St
Health Department
The
Health Board
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Dorothy Woody
Sherwin Williams
ABC
Sherwin-Williams
Sherwin Williams CO
North Court ST
CME
Om US
Sherwin-Williams CO
N. Court
Clay
Altmans
Ohio
Oshkosh
Dickie
Big Yank
Levi
Big Ben
Permanent Press
Oshkosh & Dickie
Forest Green
Grey
Casey Jones
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