Loophole cited in Bill 1219 may weaken campus suspensions
OU President Claude R. Sowle warns a loophole in the Bill 1219 suspension law lets students and staff avoid a year loss from Ohio University by resigning, withdrawing, or changing status before conviction. He cites cases of Pamela Smith Helene Schwartz Ronald Hunt and notes ongoing Kroger Big Bear lease disputes and enrollment concerns.
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Tom Price
Ohio University
Claude R. Sowle
Sowle
Kroger
E. State Street
Big Bear Stores Co
University
Berry Hall
Athens County Municipal Court
Helene Schwartz
Miss Smith
Miss Schwartz
Ronald Hunt
Hunt
John O’neal
Smith
Big Bear
Kroger-Ou
State Department of Public Works
Franklin County Common Pleas
Jay Flowers
Lee Skilken
Lindley Hall
John F. Milar
Court Street
Milar
Driving Violations Reported In Athens County Court
Athens County Municipal Court held a light session with eight defendants. Mary Eldridge pleaded guilty to following too closely and was fined 25 dollars plus costs. Linda Jarvis pleaded no contest for unsafe lane change and was fined 10 dollars plus costs. Robert Bumpass and James Ray faced right of way violations with no contest pleas and 10 dollar fines plus costs. Pamela Wright pleaded guilty for improper lane usage and was fined 10 dollars plus costs. Cliff Rice and Gilbert Lowsey each face disturbing the peace. Wright and Lowsey have hearings set for October 13 with bond at 58 dollars. Marc Edelstein pleaded innocent for shaking a one way traffic sign. case continued with bond 58 dollars.
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Athens County
Mary Eldridge
Wonder Hills
Athens
Linda Jarvis
Robert Bumpass
State Highway Patrol
James Ray
Millfield
Pamela Wright
South Green
Cliff Rice
New Marshfield
Gilbert Lowsey
Marc Edelstein
Radford Road
Local Weather Forecast for Wednesday October 4 1972
Cloudy tonight and Thursday with a chance of showers Thursday. Lows tonight in the 50s. Highs Thursday in the 70s. Fair and mild Friday through Sunday. Highs in the 70s. Lows from the upper 40s to mid 50s. National outlook calls for pleasant, sunny conditions nationwide with some rain in the Rockies Plains Great Lakes Florida and Appalachians.
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Northwest
Plains
Central
Rockies
Great Lakes
Florida
Appalachians
Police Capture Rabbit in Los Angeles Chase
Police Sgt. Joseph Reiner chased a white rabbit after a woman jumped from a car to recover it for her child. He slipped and tore his shirt elbow but the rabbit escaped, later being captured by another officer and returned to the grateful owner. The incident earned Reiner the nickname Rabbit Man.
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Los Angeles
Joseph Reiner
Reiner
Second Protest Trial Under Way in Athens County
Jury selection began in Athens County Municipal Court for Helene Schwartz 21 Dayton charged with violating campus disruption law. The case mirrors last week’s Pamela Smith trial tied to a Lindley Hall ROTC protest, with witnesses named including Capt. Jack Dyess Athens police Sgt Clyde Beasley OU officials and President Claude Sowle.
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Herb Amey
Helene Schwartz
Dayton
Athens County
Pamela Smith
Miss Smith
Miss Schwartz
Lindley Hall
U.S
Joseph Lampert
Dillonvale
Gerald Mollica
Michael Nolan
Jack Dyess
Athens
Clyde Beasley
OU Judiciaries
John Burns
John Summel
Claude R. Sowle
Athens County Municipal Court
Ben Williams
Nolan
Robert Handelman
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Albany
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Albu
Omaha Okla
Rabbit Man
Citizens For Grey
J. Berry
Co-Chim
Ohio
West
Fed
United Appeal of
Riva
Panty Hose
North Court Street
Orson
Men’s ‘Archdale
Orion
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