Ohio University president outlines drug abuse plan
Ohio University President Claude Sowle released details of the university plan to combat drug abuse and responded to criticisms by Harry McIlwain. The plan, prepared by Dr. Richard Dorf and approved by Sowle, aims to educate, counsel, and discipline students while involving security and residence life offices in enforcement. Police and courts would handle off campus cases, with educational programs to follow.
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Ohio University
Claude Sowle
Ohio Democratic Party
Harry McIlwain
Sowle
Athens County
Claire M. Ball Jr
Athens
Raymond Shepard
McKwain
University of Cincinnati
Life
Office of
University Judiciaries
Discipline Office
Gating
Dorf
Cincinnati Democrat
Ohio University forms advisory council amid protest plan
Eleven members of the President's Advisory Council at Ohio University were named by President Claude R. Sowle. The panel will study a proposed nationwide moratorium of university classes to protest the Vietnam war, supported by antiwar groups and some lawmakers. Members include four faculty, two undergrads, one graduate student, and four administrators.
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Athens
Ohio
Ohio University
Claude R. Sowle
Sowle
Stanley Grean
John G. Jewett
Lowell B. Howard
Robert L. Daniel
Margaret Rigg
London
Walter Justice
Columbus
Grean
Jewett
Howard
Senate
Daniel
Miss Rigg
Cutler
Justice
Black Studies Institute
Council
Robert E. Mahn
Carthage Gap Home Destroyed By Fire
A defective chimney blamed for a house fire in Carthage Gap destroyed the Tucker family home on Tupper Road. Coolville Troy fire department arrived after a delay in alarm transmission as Mrs. Tucker saw smoke in the kitchen and flames on the wall.
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Arthur Tucker
Tupper Road
Carthage Gap
Coolville Troy
John Coen
Tuckers
Fire scene reports no injuries in village home blaze
Neighbors with volunteer firefighters fought a house fire that damaged the first floor and storage area but left a cellar intact. The blaze likely started in a chimney with a metal lining as a stove burned wood. The wooden bridge hindered access, but water was supplied with a wet pumper and tanker. No insurance covered the house or belongings. The report also lists university council appointments and personnel changes including Marcus Lohr II’s military transfer and several university administrators and students noted for future roles.
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Coen
United Appeal drive opens in Athens Oct 6
The 1970 United Appeal campaign in Athens County starts Monday Oct 6 with a $60,000 goal set by ten agencies. Thomas Evans Jr. says the drive has five divisions and contributions scale by income with hours pay for hourly workers and a percentage of income for salaried staff. The kickoff at The Ohio University Inn at 8 am marks the first pledge cards to be distributed to campaign reps.
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Athens County
United Appeal
Thomas Evans Jr
Evans
Ohio University Inn
United Apeal
Four Criminal Appeals Set Before Fourth District Court
Four criminal cases are scheduled for the Fourth District Court of Appeals convening Thursday led by Judge Gordon Gray. Ohio v Michael David Edgecombe and Ohio v Harvey Niles Salsky stem from a October 1968 raid on a Guysville farmhouse with appeals over search warrants and probable cause. Wayne Allen Davis also appeals a July conviction for concealed weapon citing missing court reporter, invalid warrant, and questionable records. Ohio v John Frank Yeltz seeks review of drunken driving with defense asserting rights advisement and insufficient cause. Additional cases include Donald K Carew v Joan Carew custody dispute, Lillian Sayre v Emma Murphy license suspension, Fannie Barnett v Knowlton Construction negligence, and Bob Hess Inc v William Mills repossessed car sale.
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Fourth District Court of Appeals
Gordon Gray
Ohio
Michael David Edgecombe
Harvey Niles Salsky
Edgecomb
Guysville
Common Pleas
Wayne Allen Davis
Davis
John Frank Yeltz
Donald K. Carew
Joan Carew
Mr. Carew
Lillian Sayre
Emma Murphy
Alvin M. Cole
Sion
Fannie Barnett
Knowlton Construction Co
Bob Hess, Inc
William Mills
Revco D S to Move Discount Drug Center Oct 5
Revco D S Inc will relocate its discount drug center from 16 S Court St to 44 S Court site formerly Blackmore's Restaurant on October 5. The store will feature a complete facelift with new lighting and display fixtures and be open six days a week from 8 am to 9 pm, closed Sundays and holidays.
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Revco D.S., Inc
Discount Drug Center
S. Court St
S. Court
Blackmore’s
Town Okays Beer Sales In East Texas Township
Gun Barrel City voters approved beer sales for off premises consumption by a 29 to 11 vote. The newly incorporated town near Cedar Creek Lake derives its name from Gun Barrel Lane, the main street.
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Gun Barrel City
Tex
East Texas
Cedar Creek Lake
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Ken Steinhoft
Federal-Hocking
McIlwain
Cincinnati
OU Council
Alexander
Marc Lohr
Fort Dix
N. J
Fort Lewis
Wash
Marcus D. Lohr II
Co. C
Usatc Infantry
Charles L. Madison
Falconer
New York
Robert L. Savage
University
George Klare
College of Arts and Sciences
Thompson Little
William A. Boram
Headquarters For Work Shoes
Wolverine
Acme
Justin
Hartley
Goldberg’s Store
Glouster, Ohio
Ronald Stover
Jane F. Stover
Nelsonville
Appeals Court
Salsky
Area
Pomeroy and
Shade
General Telephone Operators
Velome Hig
Ronnie Pandler
Bankamericard
North Court Street
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