Ohio University promises raises after Nixon wage freeze
OU President Claude R. Sowle said contract employees should receive unpaid raises despite the federal freeze. He noted he may order retroactive payments if the Pay Board acts, while saying the university’s austerity savings will be partly offset by those retroactive raises. The university plans to stay solvent on interim budgets with potential tax reform and a continuation budget in Columbus.
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Sowle Urges State Aid for College Towns in Ohio
Ohio University President Claude R. Sowle defends state support for higher education citing needs in college towns like Athens. He contrasts with Regent Chancellor Millett who cautioned against earmarking funds for police and fire services. Sowle notes a public health center project near O'Bleness Hospital and an OU airport sale, with a land price dispute delaying final action.
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Claude R. Sowle
Ohio Board of Regents
John D. Millett
Board of Regents
Millett
Miller
Sowle
Athens
O'Bleness Hospital
Athens County
Raymond Shepard
E. State Street
Albany
Athens High Chorus Plans Thanksgiving Program
The Athens High School chorus presents a Thanksgiving program Wednesday in the high school auditorium, open to the public with no admission charge. The mixed chorus performs at 10 45 a m and 2 15 p m, singing pieces including Thanks Be To God and The World Just Is My Son. The girls chorus joins with Ora Pro Nobis. Tenny Fuller narrates and introduces numbers. Directed by Vera Smith.
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Athens High School
Tenny Fuller
Vera Smith
Births at O'Bleness Memorial Hospital
New arrivals include a son for Mr and Mrs David Losey of Glouster Route 3 and a son for Mr and Mrs James Winebrenner of Albany Route 2. a daughter for Mr and Mrs Thomas King of Nelsonville. a daughter for Mr and Mrs Ronald Crum of Millfield Route 1. Also listed are several Athens area names, with a batch of dismissals including David Jones and others.
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Glouster
James Winebrenner
Albany
Thomas King
Nelsonville
Ronald Crum
Millfield
William James
Dallas Brady
William James Parsons
Ethel Grandy
Ethel E. Perry
Donald Christian
Athens
George Evans
Thomas Shingler
Blanche Scragg
Rutland
Candy Perry
David Jones
Steven Mann
James McClain
Glen E. Brooks
Dicia Weaver
Lock sales surge shows 100 percent rise, locksmiths say
In the past five years a 100 percent increase in lock sales has been reported by the Associated Locksmiths of America, indicating growing demand across the industry and affecting product availability and security considerations.
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Associated Locksmiths of America
Local forecast: sun gives way to clouds and wintry mix
The region expects mostly sunny morning skies then increasing clouds with highs in the mid to upper 30s. Tonight will be cloudy with snow likely and lows around the mid to upper 20s. Wednesday brings snow mixed with sleet or rain ending by afternoon with highs in the upper 30s. Precipitation chances are 20 70 and 60 percent respectively.
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Midwest
Central Gulf
NORAD defense system details shared with Athens Rotarians
Lt Col Bill Copp of NORAD told Athens Rotarians that the U S has no missile defense once weapons are launched and that a distant early warning network provides the only defense. He described NORAD operations across 100 installations with radar satellites and 15 computers at a Colorado center.
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Messenger
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North America
Athens Rotarians
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North American Air Defense Command
NORAD
Rotarians
Col
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Combat Operations Center
Colorado Springs
Colo
Ken Bartter
General Telephone Co
Russia
Nixon
North
America
Canada
North Americans
DEW
Combat Operations
Colorado
Ohio University Volunteers Named National Citationists in 1971 Awards
Ohio University students who visit mental health center patients in Athens are named citationists in the 1971 National Volunteer Awards program. Starting with 12 volunteers in 1969 the corps grew to 400 this year, with two $5,000 first place prizes pending final judging in February 1972.
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Athens Mental Health Center
National Center For Voluntary Action
Lane Bryant
NCVA
Washington, D.C
C.W. Post College
Long Island University
Permit Switches Sought in Ohio Liquor Control transfers
The Ohio Department of Liquor Control announced two transfer applications from area permit holders. Ernie's Cafe seeks to transfer D2 and D3 licenses to the Kary Korner Cafe run by Betty and Oliver Biship. Murdock's seeks to transfer D1 D2 and D3 licenses to Roger McClelland of New Straitsville. A D1 permits 3.2 beer on and off premises, D2 wine and high beer on and off premises, D3 wine or liquor by the glass till 1 a.m. A medical incident reports Charmaine Peduzzi taken to Hudson Health Center after illness at her Lakeview Manor apartment.
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Ernest F. Baker
Ernie
Billie Lou Rose
Vivian Murdock
Murdock
Charmaine Peduzzi
Hayes Hall
Lakeview Manor
Hudson Health Center
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Development Work Told By Larry Best At Kiwanis Club
Larry Best head of a Cambridge area federal resource development project spoke at the Athens Kiwanis Club during Farm and City Week at The Ohio University Inn. He outlined a USDA task force selecting Ohio as a growth area centering around Cambridge with counties Guernsey Noble and nearby.
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Larry Best
Athens Kiwanis Club
Ohio University Inn
Best
Athens Club
Kiwanis International
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Ohio
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Noble
Innocent Plea Entered On Bomb Possession Case In Athens
A former Athens Mental Health Center patient, Nelson Milliken, was arraigned in Athens County Municipal Court on possession of a bomb and placing it on center premises. He pled innocent, remains jailed on $10,000 bond with a court appointed attorney, and a hearing is set for Nov. 26.
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Athens County
Roger Jones
Nelson Milliken
Milliken
James R. Frank
John Burt Brank
N. McKinley Apt
Ohio University Security Police
Robert Russell
Cleveland
Lakeview Center
Wrong man listed in Athens court report
A Municipal Court entry misnamed Charles Mains as the public intoxication subject. The correct charged individual is Charles Mains, dispatcher for the Athens police, with the affidavit later charging Robert Robbins, who pleaded guilty and was fined $25 plus costs.
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Robert Robbins
Washington St
Charles Mains
Mains
Athens
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