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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1972
Page
3
Ohio University President Claude R. Sowle voiced strong dissatisfaction with the Budget Committee’s 8-7-1 recommendations for the 1973-74 budget. He condemned the abstention by one student representative and said the delay and lack of clear decision reflected poor credentials after weeks of budget discussions.
Ohio University President Claude R. Sowle says lease negotiations for the former OU airport land on East State Street may yield early income this year. Five or six proposals were filed before the November 15 deadline and are under review by the Ohio Department of Public Works to determine the best interests of Ohio University. A special trustees meeting will be held in about a week to weigh the proposals.
Athens firemen respond to two ice slide incidents. Homer Rinehart, 49, is treated at O'Bleness Memorial Hospital after a head wound from a 208 West Washington Street crash. Ray Barber, 45, is treated for leg pains after being trapped in his pickup at 87 Pomeroy Road. Barber's vehicle slid into a ditch and the crash is under investigation. AFSCME Local 1169 to meet at Ohio University Seigfred Hall. university contracts may yield over 1 million more than initial leases with earlier payments and added miscellaneous income for 1973-74 budget.
Vandals shot windows at Wagner's Hardware in Racine and a break in reported at Harrisonville School as Meigs County deputies investigated. Ohio University budget discussions feature Sowle calling for a live WOUB radio meeting to justify committee votes and outline future funding and enrollment projections.
Lowell B. Howard, re-elected to County Common Pleas Court, reports $706.47 in expenses including $627.80 for media ads, $50.96 for card printing, and $27.71 for photography. Harold Rose, unopposed for county probate juvenile judge, reports $200 with the Athens County Republican Executive Committee. Neither reports contributions. Board director Howe sets December 22 filing deadline.
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