State aid still hoped for Trimble schools plan
Trimble Local schools seek about 800000 in state building aid to replace four aging campuses in Trimble Glouster Jacksonville and Hollister. State officials cited low projected enrollment and ahead-of-tiers status while suggesting possible future reconsideration perhaps after a 1967 study commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Efaw
Trimble
George Sasser
Glouster
Jacksonville
Hollister
Monroe
State Department of Education
Trimble School Board
State School Board
Giouster
Sasser
Robert Weinfurther
Byron Morton
Morton
Branch Campus Students To Attend Ohio Miami Game
More than 800 students from Ohio University's six branch campuses will travel to Athens for the Ohio University versus Miami University football game as part of the first annual branch campus weekend. About 500 will ride buses, the rest drive private cars, with accommodations in university residence halls and post game social activities planned. The students come from Chillicothe Lancaster Portsmouth Zanesville Belmont County and Ironton campuses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University
Athens
Ohio-Miami
Ohio University Branch
Edward M. Penson
Ohio
Chillicothe
Lancaster
Portsmouth
Zanesville
Belmont County
Ironton
Rohr calls for stadium expansion at Ohio University
Ohio University athletics chief Bill Rohr urged ahead growth at Peden Stadium in Athens noting current 20 000 seating with bleachers and 20 000 more expected for this weeks Miami game. He warned rapid university expansion requires action. T Sgt George Wright Boosts Lions Club Membership in Athens. (Note: two events summarized. however the instruction requires a single T and S. This line combines two distinct facts into one T, which is not ideal. Adjust to one main item per constraints.)
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Bill Rohr
Ohio University
Athens
Lions Club
Rohr
Ohio
Peden Stadium
Miami
T. Sgt. George Wright
Air Force
Ohio Lions
Southern
Columbus
Ray Noel
Birth notices from Sheltering Arms Hospital
Mr and Mrs John Brady welcome a son in Athens. Territorial listings show newborns for Terrence Cunningham Chauncey Minnie Rutter Mrs Alpha Blackburn Athens route 2 and others including Mrs Dow Davis Glouster Route 3 Mrs Ralph McKinley Amesville Mrs Wilhelmina deGroot Oak Park Til Mrs James Brooks Athens Jesse Frum Albany Route 1 Mrs Catherine Watkins Mari ette Mrs B T Grover Sr Athens Billy Joe Trout Albany Route 4 Mrs Robert Cain and son The Plains Julia Bennett Athens Route 3.
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Terrence Cunningham
Chauncey
Minnie Rutter
Athens
Alpha Blackburn
Dow Davis
Glouster
Ralph McKinley
Amesville
Wilhelmina deGroot
Oak Park
Til
James Brooks
Jesse Frum
Albany
Catherine Watkins
Marietta
B. T. Grover Sr
Billy Joe Trout
Robert Cain
the Plains
Julia Bennett
Radio Lecture Series Slated for Doctors
Staff physicians at Sheltering Arms Hospital will begin a weekly postgraduate course series broadcast at noon Thursdays through May. Dr. Phillip Kinnard and Dr. A. A. Baldwin arranged the program with the Ohio Medical Education Network, featuring lectures from Ohio State University, Western Reserve University, and Cincinnati University. The network will provide outlines and slides to hospitals with a two way system for questions. Verna Pancake and Daniel Pancake Jr. have been reconciled.
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Sheltering Arms Hospital
Phillip Kinnard
Kinnard
A. A Baldwin
Ohio Medical Education Network
Ohio State University School of Medicine
Ohio State University
Western Reserve University
Cincinnati University
Columbus
House Lawn Pest Control Measures Are Advocated
Fall is prime for weed and pest control says Kenneth Ackerman county extension agent agricul ture. Use broadleaf weed killer with Silvex 2 4 D in mild degree temps to curb perennials and seal cracks to keep cockroaches and silverfish out. Follow expert guidelines to reduce house and lawn pests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Ackerman
Student Who Visited Hanoi Will Speak Friday
Tom Hayden who entered Hanoi last year defying U S passport regulations will speak at Friday's 8 p m seminar on Viet Nam in Ewing Hall Auditorium. Hayden, past president of National Students for a Democratic Society has written documents on world peace. Dr. Chang Hsin-hai will not attend. Dr. Richard H Bald and Col. Cecil Helena will speak in favor of U S policy. A State Department rep is still unscheduled.
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Tom Hayden
Hanoi
U. S
Viet Nam
Ewing Hall
Hayden
National Students For A Democratic Society
Chang Hsin-hai
Fairleigh Dickenson College
New Jersey
U.S
Vietnam
Richard H. Bald
Cecil Helena
U. S. State Department
Miller ties political factors to industry after Wellston grant hint
Congressional candidate Clarence Miller told about 150 at a Republican rally that Gov. Rhodes may not announce a $2.7 million federal Wellston water and sewer grant until politically advantageous. He said 1,500 jobs could come and urged cutting fat from programs while opposing policy that favors the rich. He cited inflation and Viet Nam concerns and was joined by Ralph Welker and local officials.
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Coolville
Clarence Miller
Miller
James A. Rhodes
Wellston
Viet Nam
North
United States of America
Ralph Welker
J. W. Whaley
John Cline
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