Guido Stempel Honored at UW
Dr. Guido Stempel III director of Ohio State University’s School of Journalism received the Chancellor’s Award for Distinguished Service from the University of Wisconsin. The honor, given at the Association for Education in Journalism convention on the Madison campus, recognizes his leadership since 1972 and his work as editor of Journalism Quarterly.
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Guido Stempel III
Ohio University
School of Journalism
University of Wisconsin
Association For Education In Journalism
Madison
Stempel
Journalism Quarterly
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Scouting Law Academy In Lancaster By Ohio Agencies
Twenty five Explorer Scouts from Ohio attend a police academy at Fairfield School for Boys in Lancaster. The program is sponsored by Hocking Technical College and the Ohio Youth Commission with John Hicks organizing the event to expose scouts to law enforcement. Sessions cover the criminal justice system communication relations drill defensive tactics report writing and first aid.
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Ohio
Fairfield School For
Lancaster
Hocking Technical College
Ohio Youth Commission
John Hicks
Hocking Tech
Ralph Starkey
Vaughn to Lead Parade at Marietta Band-O-Rama
Vaughn, a former Nelsonville resident and Nelsonville High School and Ohio University graduate, will be parade marshal for the 16th annual Marietta Band-O-Rama on Sept. 10. He directed Belpre High School’s band for 14 years and won 24 of 28 awards at the Marietta contest.
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Nelsonville
Marietta
Millersburg
Satuday
Berlin
Ohio
Wilmot
Sugarcreek
Budget
MA Spector
Sugarcreek Five
Court of Appeals to hear ten cases in Gallia County session
The 4th District Court of Appeals will convene in Gallia County to hear ten cases. Judge Homer Abele of McArthur presides over three Gallia County matters, five from Meigs, and two from Vinton. Other judges include Earl Stephenson of Portsmouth and Lawrence Grey of Athens.
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Gallia County
Homer Abele
McArthur
Meigs
Vinton
Earl Stephenson
Portsmouth
Lawrence Grey
Athens
Appeal for Furniture Donations in Athens for Returning Mother
The Athens County Red Cross asks for furniture donations for a young mother living alone with four children. Items needed include bedroom furniture and a kitchen table with chairs. Call 593-5273 to donate.
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Athens County
Red Cross
Athens
Amtrak Cuts Hit Athens Shenandoah Service
Amtrak plans fare increases and reduces midweek Shenandoah service between Washington and Cincinnati, with Athens and several other West Virginia towns affected. The four day a week schedule replaces seven, rail officials cite higher weekend ridership and prior funding and track problems delayed earlier expansion.
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Amtrak
National Passenger Train Corporation
Shenandoah
Washington, D.C
Cincinnati
Parkersburg
Chillicothe
West Virginia
Maryland
Washington
Denver
Colo
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