OU President Announces Enrollment Down I 798
Ohio University faces a deep enrollment drop with 1 363 vacancies, plus 435 fewer students at branch campuses. The school expects a 3.8 million dollar shortfall this year from lost tuition and subsidies, plus potential tax repeal impacts. An expanded budget committee will seek solutions.
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Fred Whissel
Athens
Ohio University
Claude Sowle
John Milar
Sowle
University Combudsman
Lows
Milar
University
Boggs to Speak to Lecture Group at Ohio University
Louis Boggs, a noted figure among Ohio University Architecture students, will be the third speaker in a visiting lecture series on Thursday at 1 p.m. in Putnam Hall auditorium. His talk titled Isms: Atheism Fanaticism Spiritualism and Realism and their relation to architecture will discuss balance between education and knowledge.
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Louis Boggs
Ohio University School of Architecture
Boggs
Putnam Hall
Baker Urges Support for Athens Health Levy
Athens County commissioner candidate Helen Baker urges voters to approve a levy on the November ballot to fund the Athens City County Health Department. She spoke to an Ohio University health problems class about expanding home nursing, inspections, and public health salaries. She cites urgent needs in well baby clinics dental services venereal disease counseling and drug rehabilitation and notes the closure of the Nelsonville tuberculosis hospital worsens local health access.
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Athens County
Helen Baker
Athens City County Health Department
Ohio University
Health Department
Lions Club bulb sale nets nearly $1000 for sight program
Citizens of Athens were thanked for the Lions Club bulb sale success with proceeds approaching $1,000 to fund eye glasses, pilot dogs, sight clinics, and the Ohio Lions Eye Research Foundation. Dr. Tim Good spoke on Southeastern Ohio lung disease, risks from dust and fumes, and the limited ability to repair damaged lungs. A November 12 Baker Center event will aid foreign students, featuring civic readers and Athens Mayor Donald Barrett.
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Athens
Lions Club
Tom Rose
Rose
Lions
Ohio Lions Eye Research Foundation
Tim Good
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Nelsonville
Ohio
Good
Athens County
Logan
Donald Barrett
Meeting Set At Athens Recycling Center Thursday Evening
An organizational meeting for volunteers is planned at 8 p.m. in room 204 Baker Center Athens. Those interested are urged to attend or call 592-4924 for details.
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Athens Recycling Center
Baker Center
Instructor Accepts Terms Of Deal In Lindley Hall Trials
Ohio University instructor Ronald Hunt pleaded guilty to state trespassing under a deal with Athens City Solicitor Gerald Mollica. The case could push 69 other Lindley Hall demonstrators toward guilty pleas or negotiated terms and avoid jury trials.
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Herb Amey
Ohio University
Lindley Hall
Ronald Hunt
Athens County
Hunt
Athens
Gerald Mollica
Mollica
Thomas
Eloise Bates
Pamela Smith
Helene Schwartz
David White
Messenger
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Crewson urges state aid for pollution cleanup in Southeast Ohio
Athens City Council president Harry B. Crewson asks Ohio Governor Gilligan to include financial aid for localities in the state's anti pollution drive. He argues sewerage costs and tight timetables exceed local budgets and loans would stall construction, urging broader funding to reach a cleaner environment.
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Athens
Harry B. Crewson
Ohio
John J. Gilligan
Gilligan
91St
State House District
Water Pollution Control Board
Crewson
Athens Democrat
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