OU to trim coaching staff to meet 1972 73 budget
Ohio University leaders say Intercollegiate Athletics will eliminate three assistant coaching positions in baseball track and swimming to balance the 1972 73 budget. President Claude Sowle notes costs rise from women’s programs grants in aid and health fund dues.
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Tom Price
Ohio University
Claude R. Sowle
Sowle
Beaumont Davison
ICA
Davidson
Bill Rohr
Department of Health, Physical Education and Recreation
Mid American Conference Council of Presidents
Friday Approval Likely For New Swimming Pool
The Athens city pool project is expected to receive Friday approval at the official dedication. Safety Director Phillip Goldsberry says the city will not accept an incomplete project. The Friday dedication at 7 p.m. is invitation only with remarks by Mayor Barrett and others. The pool opens to the public at 8 p.m. for two hours. Saturday marks the first full operating day with a 10 a.m. opening and a 9 p.m. close. Separately, 50 Court Street sidewalk sections will be replaced or repaired by late June with owner notices sent to affected property holders.
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Greg Black
Athens City
Phillip Goldsberry
Donald Barrett
Harry Crewson
Goldsberry
Robert Burson
Farewell Program At Putnam Ohio University Laboratory School
Former students and families are invited to a farewell program in the school auditorium Thursday at 7 30 p m. Photographs slides and movies from the last 30 years will be shown along with journals and meeting minutes. Refreshments will be served.
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Ohio University Laboratory School
Putnam
Stolen Property Returned Ends Case In Route 56 Burglaries
Four occupants of the Route 56 trailer burglarized April 25 will not press charges. Stolen items including a television and stereo were recovered from Madison, Wisconsin, and Athens and Meigs Counties. Deputies say the case is closed with no arrests. Also, Chauncey men arrested for breaking into the Chauncey Tavern and stealing cash, wine and cigarets. items recovered.
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Athens County Sheriff's Deputies
James Killian
Shannon Adams
Rudy
Blaze Manfredonia
Union
Madison
Wis
Wayne Stotts
Athens
Meigs
Robert Allen
Wisconsin
Allen
Chauncey Area
Chauncey Tavern
Samuel Lahugh
Jerry Lanning
Chauncey
Courtewy
Motorist Escapes Injury In Crash In Athens
Ira Goldman of Boston escaped injury when his car hit gravel on Route 56 near Athens at 50 mph, spun and flipped. he was not cited. Mark Saunders of Albany was cited for leaving the scene after allegedly hitting Rhonda Randall on Union and Congress Streets. he pled guilty, fined 75 dollars, and had his license suspended 30 days. Also Tuesday a tractor blade and a gasoline can from Earl Seel’s Albany vehicle were stolen at the Maplewood Inn. blade later sighted on West Union Street with no recovery.
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Ira Goldman
Boston
Mass
Athens
Athens County
Goldman
Mark Saunders
Albany
Rhonda Randall
Hayes Hall
Union and
Congress Streets
Saunders
Earl Seel
Maplewood Inn
E. State Street
Seel
Weather Summary for Local Area Yesterday and Today
Yesterday high 83 low 48. Today high 83 low 56. Humidity at 4 pm yesterday 92 percent. at 9 am today 70 percent. Precipitation yesterday none. this month 2.45 inches versus 4.02 normal. year to date 17.84 inches, 1.01 inches above normal. Sun sets 8:43 pm, rises 6:08 am. Pressure 29.91 inches. Data from Ohio University Geography Department and U.S. Observer C L Colmer.
Man Fined After Plea To Charges
Richard Shreves of The Plains pleaded guilty to three counts of writing bad checks in Athens last winter. He received fines of 50 dollars plus costs for each of a Kentucky Fried Chicken, Perkins Pancake House, and Buckeye Mart offenses, with 30 days in jail for the Buckeye Mart check suspended on restitution terms. A related case against Harold Kasler was dismissed. Medka Thompson was fined 25 dollars and costs for intoxication.
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Richard Shreves
the Plains
Athens
Franklin Sheeter
Shreves
Kentucky Fried Chicken
Perkins Pancake House
Buckeye Mart
Sheeter
Harold Kasler
The
Plains
James Johnson
Chauncey
Kasler
Johnson
Medka Thompson
Black Lung Claims Reviewed Under New Federal Law
Marietta Social Security district manager says all unapproved black lung claims are being automatically reviewed after the new law. Previously denied claimants may gain eligibility for monthly payments. current filers need not reapply, and survivors or widows can apply at their local Social Security office. The program is run by SSA within HEW.
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Marietta
Eugene Ermatinger
Treasurers Gather for Daylong Discussion in Athens
Members of the State Association of County Treasurers met in Athens for an all day program at The Ohio University Inn. Topics included a 35 percent real estate evaluation basis and a roundtable on the Homestead Act and 10 percent tax roll-back. Mrs. Woody Hayes was slated as principal speaker at tonight’s banquet.
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State Association of County Treasurers
Athens
Burr Oak Lodge
Ohio University Inn
Michael Maloney
Woody Hayes
Sam LeFever
Fairfield County
Robert Wood
Circleville
SACT
Stamps and Stories Explains U S History Through Stamps
The U S Postal Service published Stamps and Stories detailing U S history via color stamps from 1847 to 1972. Postmaster Arthur Cornwell notes 114 stories augment 2,000 stamps with expanded text offering insights into depicted persons or events.
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U. S
U. S. Postal Service
Arthur Cornwell
U.S
Scott Publishing Co
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