Sowle Seeks Public Comment On OU Aims Statement
Ohio University President Claude R. Sowle invites public comments on the biennial aims statement outlining the university mission. The plan emphasizes a rigorous learning environment, faculty and staff evaluation, diversity in recruitment, targeted enrollment ranges, and expanded programs across main and regional campuses.
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Sowle
Ohio University
Claude R. Sowle
Board of Trustees
Suit Seeks Return of Items in Athens Case
Michael Lewis Warner appeals convictions from a nine charge robbery kidnaping at Athens Stop-N-Go in 1972 and sues Athens Police Chief Ted Jones and Prosecutor Michael Nolan. A writ of replevin asks for two rings and a billfold taken during investigations to be returned. Nolan advised items cannot be returned until final disposition. Items held by Common Pleas Court. Names listed Patterson and Whaley.
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Michael Lewis Warner
Athens
Stop-N-Go
Ted Jones
Michael Nolan
Warner
Athens County
Common Pleas Court
Nolan
Patrol Reports 3 Are Hurt 2 Cited In 4 Accidents
Three persons were injured and two cited in traffic accidents Wednesday and Thursday morning. John G. Parser, 18, Norwalk Conn, injured on Route 50 near Route 329. Charles B. Ratigan, 43, Athens Route 2, cited for driving while intoxicated after a crash on County Road 22 east of Route 682. Howard Beebe, 16, Beachwood Estates, injured in a creek crash on County Road 16. Joseph R. Halter Jr., 22, Canton, cited for conditional speed on Route 50A east of Route 329. Edward Martin, 57, Athens Route 2, involved in a second collision with no injuries.
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State Highway Patrol
John G. Parser
Norwal
Conn
Donald E. Reynolds
Marietta
Reynolds
Parser
O’bleness Memorial Hospital
Southeast Ohio Emergency Medical Service
Charles B. Ratigan
Athens
Route 682
O’bleness
Howard Beebe
Beachwood Estates
Joseph R. Halter Jr
Canton
Edward Martin
Athens Route 2
Dr Karl Ahrendt Wins 1973 Roth Composition Prize
Dr Karl Ahrendt, distinguished professor of music at Ohio University, won first prize in the 1973 Roth Composition Competition for his orchestral work Montage. He led the OU School of Music as dean from 1950 to 1967 and was named Distinguished Professor in June last year.
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Karl Ahrendt
Ohio University
Roth
National School Orchestra Association
NSOA
Ahrendt
Traffic deaths and injuries tally from September report
Six people were killed and 82 injured in September as 152 traffic accidents were investigated by the Athens post of the State Highway Patrol. Improper speed caused 66 accidents, with failure to yield 23 and driving off the roadway 20 as other top factors.
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Athens Post
State Highway Patrol
Bus Travel For Teams Considered At Wahama
Mason County Board of Education discussed arranging bus transportation for seventh to ninth grade teams if funds exist to pay drivers. Council member Ray Fields questioned the lack of lower grade team buses and the need for parental cars. Superintendent Withers to consult Wahama Principal Zell on feasibility pending money.
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Mason
Wahama
Mason County Board of Education
Ray Fields
Charles Withers
John Zell
Cooperative Education Seminar At Northeastern Draws Leaders
Rio Grande College associate professor John A. Reynolds returned from a five day conference on cooperative education at Northeastern University Boston Massachusetts. The event at the Center for Cooperative Education attracted participants from 40 small to medium sized colleges nationwide. The U S Office of Education partially sponsored the conference and aids funding for the center.
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Rio Grande
John A. Reynolds
Rio Grande College
Northeastern University
Boston
Mass
Center For Cooperative Education
United States
U. S. Office of Education
Washington,d. C
37th Division Will Mark Anniversary Dinner in Athens
Alec Blair of Jackson, former Ohio American Legion commander, will speak at the Athens chapter of the 37th Division Veterans Association 33rd anniversary dinner. The event honors the 134th Field Artillery Battalion and 166th Infantry Regiment inducted into federal service just before World War II, at K T Crossen Post 58 on West Union Street. Registration starts 2 pm with a 4 pm cocktail hour, 5:30 pm memorials, 6 pm dinner, and a 9 pm record hop for Legion members.
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Alec Blair
Jackson
Ohio American Legion
Athens
37Th Division Veterans Association
Tom Winning
Said Blair
134Th Field Artillery
166Th Infantry
The
Legion
K. T. Crossen
W. Union St
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