Ohio University faces call for broader president search panel
Student Body President David Stimson and trustees leader Fred Johnson prepare to discuss adding student and faculty voices to the committee selecting a new president after Vernon Alden's resignation. Faculty Senate pushes to include faculty and administrators, opposing a board dominated layout.
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Ohio University
David Stimson
Fred Johnson
University
Stivison
Johnson
Vernon R. Alden
Rodney D. Elliott
Senate
George H. Lobdell
Wisconsin
Michigan
Wayne State
Trustees’ Committee
Times
Judge hears statements in Malone rape trial at Common Pleas
Defense attorney James Shumaker renewed Malone's innocent plea while prosecutors James Gall and Joseph Vanity led opening remarks in the rape trial. The Ohio University coed testified she was assaulted at knifepoint in Rumac parking lot near Lakeview Man, identifying Malone and Dwight Kelly as the attackers. The court overruled defense motions including psychiatric help for Malone and a bid to dismiss the case.
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James Shumaker
Curtis Malone
Common Pleas
Ohio Univerity
Homer Gall
Joseph Vanity Jr
Shumaker
Malone
Athens
Vanity
Lavelle
Coed
Dwight Kelly
White Cottage
Ohio U. College of Education
Rumac
County renews food stamp program for one year
County Commissioners agreed to renew the county food stamp program through October 1969. Welfare director Phyllis Ross requested the extension at the morning meeting. Participating banks include Hocking Valley, Athens National, Glouster Community, and People's of Nelsonville. The panel also logged a proposal to move the County Children's Home beside Chauncey’s County Home, and granted a plat-plot task for the Finlan subdivision near Radford Road. The commission planned a later meeting with J E Farrington of the Ohio Valley Health Services Foundation on a multi county mental health plan.
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Commissioners’ Morning Meeting
Hocking Valley
Athens National
Glouster Community
People’s of
Nelsonville
Athens Paramythia Lodge
Masonic Temple
Chauncey
George Mara
Evans, Medhwart, Hambleton
Tilton
Finlan
Radford Rd
J. E. Farrington
The
Ohio Valley Health Services Foundation
Six Evening Classes Set For Ohio U
Ohio University's Continuing Education Office announces six evening courses with registration until 5 PM Monday. Courses include European and Continental Literature, American Literature Since the Civil War, General Psychology, Amateur Painting and Drawing, Gourmet Cooking, Reading and Study Skills, plus How to Watch Sports. In Gallipolis, Principles of Conference Leadership is offered Wednesday at Holzer Hospital. Athens County begins absentee voting. two residents voted Monday before leaving for Portugal. Elections Board Director William Howe remarks.
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Ohio University
Edward Quattrocki
W. Bruce Craddock
Jerome D. Maurath
Ronald H. Kreutel
Jane Goepper
Paul Bishop
Green and White Club
Gallipolis
Davis Hall
Holzer Hospital School of Nursing
Athens County
William Howe
Elections Board
Portugal
Small Claims Suits Filed In Athens County Court
Six suits filed by Sleeths Home A Rama Inc Athens seek sums from Flor ence Russell and others. Additional suits target Daniel McKee Clarence Taylor Patricia Robson Young Linda Diltz Dale Adams. Dean s Sohio also files claims against Charles Holman Jr Ronald Bond Darrell Williams Sr. Doug Mosier seeks from William Jolley Floyd Boring. Keith s Men Shop sues Lee Lemas.
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Athens County Municipal Court
Sleeth’s
Home-A-Rama, Inc
Columbus Rd
Athens
Florence
Otto Russell
Lexington
Chauncey
Daniel McKee
Morgan Street
Glouster
Clarence Taylor
Patricia Robson Young
Linda Diltz
Dale Adams
Dean
Sohio
Coolville
Charles Holman Jr
Ronald Bond
Darrell Williams Sr
Stewart
Douglas Mosier
Albany
William Jolley
Floyd Boring
Keith
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Elliott
Trustees
Ruditi
Rudhti
Phyllis Ross
Ohio U
Revco
America
Court Street
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