Ohio University approves dress code and degree policy changes
Ohio University Faculty Senate and President Sowle announce four policies on student dress for teaching assistants, faculty eligibility limits for master and doctoral programs, and four undergraduate degrees in the College of Communication. TA dress is limited to safety one. noneligibility applies to senior faculty. four degrees retain titles: BSC in Communication, BSJ, BSHSS, and BS in Communication or BA in Interpersonal Communication.
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Ohio University Faculty Senate
Claude R. Sowle
College of Communication
Graduate Council
AFROTC Colonel Retires After 28 Years in Service
Col. Carl W. Wilson, longtime OU ROTC instructor and Air Force officer, retires after more than 28 years. He received the Meritorious Service Medal at Norton AFB California, with earlier awards including the Legion of Merit and Army Commendation Medal. He will work as district manager for a Southern California planning association, with offices in San Bernardino. Also, Edna Sowers of McArthur remains hospitalized after an auto crash seven years ago, now in Mount Carmel Hospital Columbus.
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Carl W. Wilson
Ohio University Air Force
Armed Services
Wilson
ROTC
Air Force Directorate of Inspection
Norton Afb
San Bernardino
Calif
Cincinnati
Army Air Corps
China- Burma-India
Air Force
U. S
Edrith
28Th St
Highland, Calif
Southern California United Services Planning Association
Ft. Worth
Tex
Mcarthur
Raynond
Edna) Sowers
Mount Carmel Hospital
Columbus
Gas Co Film Depicts Study of Natural Gas System
A college term paper project expands into a study of the Columbia Gas system in Assignment Energy a new film from Columbia Gas of Ohio Inc. Two university students travel across Ohio and the U S seeking gas information. The film is free to schools clubs and groups. scheduling info is at 18 West State Street Athens or by phone at 593 5581.
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Columbia Gas System, Inc
Columbia Gas of Ohio, Inc
Assignment Energy
Ohio
United States
West State Street
Athens
Grant To Ohio Speech Rehab Program Receives $2500
The Ohio division of the American Cancer Society awarded a 2500 grant to Ohio University instructor Richard Dean, coordinator of a laryngectomy speech rehabilitation program. The funds fund pre surgery counseling facilities, an automatic physician to agency referral system, and patient education materials across 13 southeastern Ohio counties. This is the second Cancer Society grant to the program in as many years.
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Ohio Division
The
American Cancer Society
Ohio University
Richard Dean
School of
Hearing and Speech Sciences
Dean
Ohio
School of Hearing and Speech Sciences
Cancer Society
Community Hospital
Charles P. Pritchard
D. O
R. C. Jones
T. J. Najm
M. D
Vandals strike Haydenville resident car and three car crash noted
A Haydenville resident reported eggs and soap or wax on a car and rear license plate damage. A three car crash on Route 93 near Oroville involved Kenneth Thomas and Donnie Nixon. Richard Bickley was cited for following too closely after skidding. India forecasts food grain output rising to 129 million tons in three years aided by better farming and fertilizer use.
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Logan
Hocking County
David Gastin
Haydenville
Oroville Corporation
Kenneth Thomas
New Straitsville
Donnie R. Nixon
Richard E. Bickley
Glouster
Nixon
Thomas
Bickley
New Delhi
India
B. R. Patel
Indicted by Hocking Grand Jury in Ohio
Logan Ohio grand jury at Hocking County Court House filed 16 bills and two no bills after hearing 22 witnesses on 18 cases. The two no bills were grand larceny against John Freddie Miller and shooting with intent to kill against Boyd G Browning. Hearings set for Friday at 9 am. Jury praised jail cleanliness and facility upkeep and recommended stair railing repairs leaks and mattress updates.
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Logan
Hocking County Court House
Court of Common Pleas
John Freddie Miller
Boyd G. Browning
Harley Meyer
Enterprise Bridge Complaints Heard By County Officials
Enterprise residents urged the Hocking County Commissioners to reopen the closed bridge over the Hocking at Enterprise amid safety concerns for 21 grade school riders and emergency access. The board later learned highway crews had moved in to remove the bridge floor to assess repair needs.
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George Lovell
Logan
Enterprise
Hocking County Commissioners
Commission
Howard Blum
George Mara
Hocking
Washington
Paul Dean
Logan Council Discusses Sewage Finances and Parking
Logan councilmen debated financing for the sewage disposal plant and off street parking options. A 56 percent EPA grant was sought. bonds may be avoided with careful budgeting. A traffic engineer will survey parking feasibility on Market Street to add about 100 spaces before Christmas shoppers.
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Logan
J. C. Struckman
Walnut Hills
M. B. Haney
State Department
Council
Economic Development Administration
James Parkinson
George Mara
Board of Trade
Haney
Trade Club
Finance Committee
Squire, Sanders and Dempsey
Richard Krabach
Virginia Gano
Market Street
Main
Second
Hunter
Charles Eaton
Wood Street
Jennison Avenue
Public Safety Committee
Ed Dalton
Mental Care Too Punitive Must Change
Dr Daniel Blain director of Philadelphia State Hospital at Byberry criticizes punitive mental health care and proposes patients rights be posted. He cites the Mental Health and Retardation Act of 1966 guaranteeing release when no longer necessary, private attorney consultation, and control of money from sales while hospitalized.
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Philadelphia
Daniel Blain
Philadelphia State Hospital
Byberry
Logan School Supt. George Saribalas Honored With Reception
Logan School Superintendent George Saribalas and his wife Jeannette were greeted by about 175 people at a reception held in their honor at the Presbyterian Westminster House on Tuesday. Joining the Saribalas' in the event were Wise Party honorees.
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Logan — School
George Saribalas
Jeannette
Presbyterian Westminster House
Hocking Valley Hospital Hosts Welcome Reception
Hocking Valley Community Hospital admitted several individuals from Logan and surrounding towns including Michael Dorris and Mrs Benjamin Cline. The event featured speakers Don Russell and Mrs. Donald F. Gable with a reception line, baked pastries, and musical performances by local volunteers and Ohio University students.
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Michael Dorris
Logan
Benjamin Cline
Rockbridge
Marlene Phillips
Laurelville
Lottie Cremean
New Plymouth
W. L. Klinebrier Jr
Haydenville
Charles Moore
Don Russell
Glada
Donald F. Gable
American Association of University Women
George Shaw
William Keynes
John Gaske
Joe Murtha
al Horsky
Hugh Morton
Gladys Webb
Dick Cumberland
Glenn Glaze
Pomeroy
Dick Wilson
Ohio University
Saribalas
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Enterprise Bridge
Clyde C. Underwood
Mara
Hide-A-Way Hills
Brady Waugh
Hocking Valley
By Ruth Wilkinson
Richard G. West
D.D.S
South Court St
Wise Party
Hocking Valley Community Hospital
Elmer Howdyshell
Junior J. Nixon
Bank Americard
North Court ST
Cardigan
Orion Acrylic
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