OU President Hints Christmas Pay Rollback Rollback
OU President Claude R Sowle signaled a possible reversal of the current roll back on contract staff salaries to allow back pay if Phase 2 of the national anti inflation program permits retroactive increases. Decembers checks would cover back pay and salary increases for rest of year. He cited enrollment gains and state fund prospects for maintaining fee hikes and meeting a 1971 72 budget, possibly tapping last years 800000 surplus. He announced Dr Max Pullen to become vice president for educational services January 1 and outlined housing rules and arbitration plans.
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Ohio University
Claude R. Sowle
Sowle
Ing
Max Pullen
Richard Dorf
Pullen
OU Radio-Television-Communications
Ohio University student charged with hallucinogen possession
An Ohio University student, Mark Wittekind, 20, of Marietta, appeared in Athens County Municipal Court on possession of an hallucinogen. Bond set at $500, arraignment postponed to Nov 22 for attorney. Other notes include minor thefts and traffic cases from South Green Dorms to Parma and Columbus.
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Ohio University
Athens County
Mark Wittekind
Marietta
Wittekind
Grosvenor Hall
Roger Jones
Lawrence Levitsky
South Green
Robert Purst
Portland
Helen Watson
Columbus
Jeffrey Garstick
Carraige Hill
Kroger'’s
Recreational Group Meets On Thursday
The Citizens for Recreational Facilities Committee will meet at the Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co. building on S. May Avenue at 7 p.m. Thursday to recruit support for the spring festival May 26 to May 29. Proceeds fund equipment for Athens city recreation facilities. The committee includes members from five civic groups, the City Recreation Commission, and legal counsel Randall Clark, Kathryn Conkle, Kenneth Jacks, and Ethel Hooper.
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Citizens For Recreational Facilities Committee
Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co
S. May Avenue
New City
Citizens For Recreational Facilities
Civic Organizations
Athens
City Recreation Commission
Randall Clark
Columbus
Kathryn Conkle
Pomeroy
Kenneth Jacks
Langsville
Ethel Hooper
Shade
Planning Clinic appointments open in Athens Gallipolis and Logan
The first Family Planning Clinic runs 9 a.m. to noon at O'Bleness Memorial Hospital in Athens with Dr. Kroner primary examiner and Dr. Simon assisting. Nurse Ka ren Laakanemi and outreach worker Virginia Hollon present. call 593-3375 for Athens appointments. Additional clinics start 9 a.m. at Holzer Medical Center Gallipolis contact 446-0166 and in Logan at Hocking County Public Health Department Clinic starting 5 30 p.m. on Nov 23 with 385-2126 for appointments.
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O’bleness Memorial Hospital
Family Planning of
Southeastern Ohio
John Kroner
Athens Clinic
Nicholas Simon
Kroner
Karen Laakanemi
Virginia Hollon
Deane Reininga
Jane Ergood
Gallipolis
Logan
Hocking County
Weather Forecast Central U.S. Cold With Rain Move East
National forecast shows cold conditions widespread Tuesday except southeast. A broad band of rain or showers is expected from the Southwest through the central Plains to the upper Great Lakes. Yesterday high 74, low 39. today’s low 27. humidity near 48 percent at 4 pm yesterday.
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Central Plains
Upper
Great Lakes
Ohio
Federal Hocking Officials Attend Ohio School Boards Meet
Three Federal Hocking School District leaders attended the Ohio School Boards Association annual meeting held last Wednesday. Supt. Charles W. Montgomery III, School Board President Joseph Frost, and Board Clerk Richard A. Koker were among the attendees. The event ran Tuesday through Thursday with a joint conference and trade show. Participating groups included the Buckeye Association of School Administrators the Ohio Association of School Business Officials and the State Department of Education.
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Cleveland
Federal Hocking School District
Ohio School Boards Association
Federal Hacking
Charles W. Montgomery III
School Board
Joseph Frost
Richard A. Koker
The
School Boards Association
Buckeye Association of School Administrators
Ohio Association of School Business Officials
State Department of Education
Al Oerter Wins Pan American Discus in Chicago
Al Oerter of West Islip New York, four time Olympic discus champion, captured the Pan American title in Chicago 1959. He led a field that included notable American rivals and set a high standard for the event.
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al Oerter
West Islip
N.Y
Chicago
Talking Gravestones Spotlighted by Athens Historian
Dr. Gilbert Schneider presented Athens County Historical Society program Talking Stones, using slides of 80 gravestones from over 40 cemeteries to reveal language and symbolism. He noted stonecutter William Hunter Harris works and the need to preserve fallen monuments. The society plans note cards from the 1875 Atlas images and certificates for preserving sites.
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Gilbert Schneider
Athens County Historical Society
Schneider
Ohio University Department of Linguistics
Athens County
W. E. Peters
William Hunter Harris
Don Stout
Thomas Smith
Elizabeth Beatty
Ohio University Library
Smith
Officers Elected By FOP Southern Ohio Lodge 55
Fraternal Order of Police Southern Ohio Lodge 55 elected its officers at a regular meeting. Sgt Ted Jones of Athens Police Department was re elected president after serving as acting president. Clyde Beasley Jr was chosen vice president. Other officers include Thomas Pyle James Deardorff Larry Gibson James Dearth Jimmie Ator Robert Wachenschwanz and Chuck Misner. Oaths will be taken at the annual banquet in January.
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Fraternal Order of Police
Southern Ohio Lodge
Ted Jones
Athens Police Department
Jones
James Mann
Portsmouth
Clyde Beasley Jr
Thomas Pyle
James Deardorff
Larry Gibson
James Dearth
Jimmie Ator
Robert Wachenschwanz
Chuck Misner
FOP
Rotary Scholarship Awards Explained To Club Members
The Athens Rotary Club outlined the Rotary Foundation Fellowship Award during a Monday meeting at the Ohio University Inn. The fellowship funds a year abroad for a student of exceptional ability with conditions on language, character, and citizenship, including post program exchanges and sustained contact with Rotary groups.
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Rotary
Athens Rotary Club
United States
Rotary Clubs
Rotary Foundation
Michael Wootton
Athens Rotary
Ohio University Inn
Foundation
Wootton
Its Time For Action Pinnell Tells Kiwanis
The Athens Kiwanis Club heard Rev. Dr. Clyde C. Pinnell urge action amid fear and uncertainty. He spoke of a coming revolution, the need to learn, and to embody love to lead change. The club announced Farmity Week and an address by Larry Best next Monday at Ohio University Inn.
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Athens Kiwanis Club
Clyde C. Pinnell
Pinnell
The
Kiwanis Club
Kiwanis International
Larry Best
Athens Club
Ohio University Inn
Deer Killed In Accident On Route 62 Near Point Pleasant
A deer was struck and killed by Rex Alan Hatfield 20 of Gallipolis Ferry on Route 62 north of Point Pleasant at 6 45 p m Monday. Hatfield reported his southbound car hit the buck. In a separate incident at 11 30 a m Monday at Viand and Third Streets in Point Pleasant Jimmy L Thornton 29 of Point Pleasant drove a city owned truck north when Ray O Merical 56 of Millwood West Virginia pulled into its side.
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Point Pleasant
Rex Alan Hatfield
Gallipolis Ferry
Mason County
Viand
Ray 0
Merical
Millwood
W. Va
Third Street
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