Sowle Admits Ohio U In Financial Trouble
Ohio University President Claude R. Sowle acknowledged the university faces serious financial trouble while noting Regents’ sympathy for cost-cutting steps. He outlined enrollment declines, subsidy decisions due December 19, and plans to present budget figures to Trustees by January 19 while exploring a shift to a biennial budgeting cycle.
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Sowle
Ohio U
Ohio University
Claude R. Sowle
University
Ohio Board of Regents
James A. Norton
Athens
John Milar
Regents
John M. Peterson
College of Business Administration
Ohio Controlling Board
Athens Messenger
Ewing Hall
Lindley Hall
Memorial Auditorium
Athens County Court Dockets Add Variety of Traffic and Civil Actions
Municipal court records list numerous traffic violations including failure to yield improper turns and driving while intoxicated with fines ranging from 10 to 200 dollars plus costs. Several cases involve jail terms or suspended licenses, with others noted as dismissed or settled. Civil actions include custody disputes and mortgage payment claims, with several estates and associations noted among the defendants or plaintiffs.
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Lewis W. Bowman
Ironton
Charles Tim Clark
Stugartt
Ark
James B. Jacobs
Nelsonville
Piers M. Townend
Arden
Cecil Russell
Glouster
Paul Morris
Michael Bendadum
Douglas Lennox
Daniel Skeel
Mayfield Heights
Doug Bartman
Bob Whiteman
Bill York
Frank Whiteman
Kacy Jones
Bremen
Ohio University Security Police
Donald Kasler
Joseph Mokokong
Lakeview
Mike Mount
James Keiser
Dana H. Millican
Ohio collects and distributes 9.3 million in gas taxes
Gasoline excise tax receipts totaling 9.3 million were distributed in November to Ohio cities villages counties and townships. Cities and villages shared 4.6 million based on 1 per registered vehicle while townships received 1 200 each and counties 35 000 each. Southeastern counties received 40 989 in detailed allocations.
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Columbus
Ohio
Sheriffs Attend District Meeting in Nelsonville
Athens County Sheriff Paul Brown led sheriffs and deputies from 17 counties in Southeastern Ohio at a Buckeye State Sheriffs Association district meeting in Nelsonville. The discussion focused on House Bill 419 which sets minimum deputy counts and salaries, with speakers Sen. Harry Armstrong Rep. Claire Ball Jr and Rep. Oakley Collins.
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Athens County
Paul Brown
Ohio
Buckeye State Sheriffs Association
Nelsonville
Brown
Harry Armstrong
Claire Ball, Jr
Oakley Collins
Route 248 to Veterans Memorial
Edith Osborne of Route 248 and Jean Johnson of Racine travel to Veterans Memorial with breathing difficulty. Wayne Rupe transfers to Veterans Memorial Hospital from Pomeroy after 3:26 pm. The evening arrivals occur in Racine region.
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Wayne Rupe
Veterans Memorial Hospital
Edith Osborne
Veterans Memorial Racine
Jean Johnson Racine
Veterans Memorial
Union Drives at O'Bleness Hospital Show Early Strength
AFSCME organizer Charles Abner reports over half of 283 hospital employees have signed authorization cards in the month-long drive. He predicts 75 to 80 percent representation before seeking union recognition, while hospital director James Boyce emphasizes focus on patient care. Leaflets and two informational meetings are planned as the process unfolds.
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Herb Amey
O’bleness Memorial Hospital
Charles Abner
American Federation of State
Abner
Afscme
O’bleness
James Boyce
Boyce
Deer killed in Route 7 crash near County Road 5
The Meigs County Sheriff's Department reports a deer was struck and killed Tuesday at 6 10 a m on Route 7 south of County Road 5 by a car driven by Edward Feustel of Kanauga.
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Pomeroy
Meigs County
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Haydenville
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Millfield
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Guysville
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W. State Street
Thomas J. Moffatt
Charles R. Hoffman
Joseph Sayre
Reedsville
Mitchell Ray Deem
Hampton
Athens County Common Pleas
Violet Bumpass
Coolville
Robert Bumpass
Leslie Sherwood
Amesville
Steven Sherwood
Mary Ellen Sorrell
Buchtel
Phillip Sorrell
Patricia Fitch
Raymond Fitch
Donna Jean Woyan
John Woyan
W. Va
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Larry Rumpf
Barberton
Lawhorn
Mary Patterson
Howard Patterson
Kathleen Hulsman
Linda Cremeans
Charles Cremeans
Timothy Daum
Susan Daum
Ronald Sinclair
Williamstown
State Farm Mutual Auto Insurance
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Stewart
Glouster Community Bank
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Louise Morris
Federal Hocking Local Board of Education
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Children's Dept
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