OU President seeks power to close College Green dorms
Ohio University President Claude Sowle plans to ask the board of trustees at the June 11 meeting for authority to close all or part of the College Green dormitories this fall. He cited housing contract shortfalls and potential student fee increases as drivers of the possible closures affecting Bryan Howard Lindley Scott and Voigt Halls.
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Two to three schools to join the MAC
The Mid-American Conference plans to add at least two and up to three new members, ruling out a merger with the Conference of Midwestern Universities. Claude R. Sowle said Commissioner Fred Jacoby has authority to begin firm discussions with prospects, aiming for a late June or early July decision.
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Ohio University
Claude R. Sowle
MAC Council of Presidents
Fred Jacoby
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Council
Jacoby
OU Labor Settlement Seen Soon
Ohio University President Claude Sowle said the labor dispute with the non academic employees union should be settled by June 22. He noted the union seeks a second 10 day extension to file a brief with referee James Willingham and that the university will not object if granted. Willingham, appointed by Gov. John Gilligan, was set to decide after OU and the union failed to agree on overtime pay policies.
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Shapely Cop Kids Beg for Arrest
San Diego officer Lee Darcy 26 a brown haired Juvenile Division investigator among 11 women on a 925 member force recalls youths shouting arrest me on a beach. In Hot Springs Arkansas FAA inspector Tom Manning says a three pound cast iron object crashed through a home roof likely an airplane antenna weight.
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Ohio University grand jury probe to begin testimony in July
The state grand jury probe of alleged business irregularities at Ohio University in Athens likely starts taking testimony in early July, said Ohio University President Claude Sowle after he was contacted.
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Athens
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Sowle
Memorial Day Observance to Feature Congressman Miller
Amesville hosts Memorial Day events at The Village Green with Tenth District Congressman Clarence E. Miller as featured speaker at 2 p.m. If rain, program moves to the school. The Federal Hocking Band plays from 1 45 p.m. and groups gather from Village Council civic groups and churches. A preliminary grand jury probe timetable is set with John Hayward coordinating with John Gallagher and John Milar handling information gathering.
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Village crime rate drops to 610 arrests
Bartonville Illinois crime statistics for 1970 show 610 total arrests, down from 864 in 1969. Juvenile arrests fell from 76 to 37 as police chief Jay Helmick noted the smaller crime level in the village of 8,423 residents.
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Engineers' Union Plans Counseling Training
The International Union of Operating Engineers Local 18 runs counseling training at Grange Hall this week led by Vince Fraschetti. Twenty operating engineers are learning to become union counselors to aid members and neighbors, covering local public and private social agencies and promoting groups like the Red Cross and United Appeal.
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Rain-Making Business For Texas Frat
Brownwood Texas AP officers of Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia at Howard Payne College consider drought relief by singing their song Hail Sinfonia. For five straight years rain occurs at their annual swimming party and this year hail accompanied the singing.
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Break In Sentence Awaits Decision By Parole Board
Richard Stacy 20 of 10 N Lancaster Athens was convicted of breaking into Troy Hyatt Service Station in March and identified by a bank money bag found in his car. The case, linked to a break in at the American Legion Hall, was heard by Athens County Common Pleas Court Judge John Bolin with sentencing deferred for Parole Board decision. Stacy testified he did not know how the bag came to him and denied being at the Legion Hall.
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