West Point Prepares for Women Cadets
The Army says the main task to ready West Point for its first women cadets is to modify bathrooms. Officials face difficulties adapting the plebe gray uniform for female cadets.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1975
Page
4
The Army says the main task to ready West Point for its first women cadets is to modify bathrooms. Officials face difficulties adapting the plebe gray uniform for female cadets.
The Army moves to admit women to West Point for the class of 1980. Lt. Col. Garigan notes few academic or combat changes, but lifts pushups and upper body strength as essential. About 11 of 300 inquiries have filed applications. 50 to 100 cadets needed to sustain the plan.
In Athens a two car crash on Congress Street sent Leslie R. Henderson 48 to O Bleness Memorial Hospital after her car was rear ended by a vehicle driven by Jan L. Nicewanger 21 of McConnelsville Both cars were southbound and Henderson stopped for a traffic signal at West Washington Street before the collision police said.
Blaine LaChance, the first recipient of an $8,000 gift from Borden Burger Restaurants and the Borden Foundation to Pilot Dogs Inc., will use a German Shepherd guide dog named Anno at Ohio University. He is a 22 year old junior studying psychology and mental health technology, recently completed pilot dog training, and plans to counsel outpatients after graduation.
A slide review of the Athens Kiwanis Club year notes events like bicycle safety, recreation festival, Halloween parade, district science day, Easter egg hunt, and Bike A Thon. Joseph Bush departs as president. new officers set for next week. Circle K first meeting is tonight at 7 30, and 6 15 p m Friday ticket takers are needed for Athens versus Meigs. District Gov Joseph Christner praises Rotary youth programs and patriotism. Lions Club launches its annual lightbulb sale to support sight conservation and related gifts to Ohio Research Foundation and needy eyeglasses. A family dinner at Jennie Coffman’s home includes Gail Heaton Kathy, Dow Davis, Rolland Chalfant, and others.
Point Pleasant Fire Department responded to a blaze at Luella Sawyers residence 1518 Ohio St at 1 35 p m Tuesday. Damage to the house estimated at 6000 with contents valued at 3000. Cause unknown. Two trucks responded.
Assistant Prosecuting Attorney Charles Knight announces Gerald Rupe will face trial in the first week of November for the July 10 robbery of a Kroger store manager. Delay is due to defense counsel's late appointment hindering preparation.
Six Athens High School seniors Robert V. Cline Lisa A. Davis William M. Greer Theresa B. Klimko David N. McBride and Karen M. Welling were named commended students in the National Merit Scholarship Corp program based on the 1974 PSAT and NMSQT. The names were sent to their chosen colleges. Commed status represents under 2 percent of expected 1976 graduates and does not continue toward scholarships.
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