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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 21, 1975

Page

2

Ohio University President Criticizes Faculty Unions

President Charles Ping criticized faculty unions in a campus address and warned that collective bargaining would be costly in time money and decision making. He urged debate on campus and outlined plans for a university purpose statement and economizing while avoiding factionalism. He also noted expected enrollment this year near 12 400 to 12 800 students.

Herb Amey Ohio Univesity Charles Ping Ping Ohio Education Association OEA Memorial Auditorium

Culbert Plans to Resign as Ohio University Executive VP

Culbert ex executive vice president and dean of faculties at Ohio University since 1969 will resign his administrative post. President Ping will ask the board to create a provost position and Culbert may stay on for up to two years during the transition. He will return to teaching and has long served in English and university leadership roles.

Taylor Culbert Ohio University Culbert Charles J. Ping Ping University Board of Trustees Graduate College Ohio University Press Ohio University Review Charles Ping Ohio University Board of Trustees

OU Fund Trustees Seek Buyer for Berry Hall Lot

Ohio University Fund Inc trustees discussed selling the Berry Hall property on North Court Street and approved a sidewalk replacement bid. They set annual goals including professorships scholarships and library expansion, approved a $173,284 alumni fund budget, funded commissions for the university bands, renewed Ohio Review support, advanced $25,000 to the School of Radio Television, and reviewed wildlife prints by Don Whitlatch to be sold through the Alumni Development Office. New trustees attending: Charles Ping Paul Stocker Steven Fuller and Herb Adler.

Ohio University Fund Inc Berry Hall North Court Street Jack Ellis Ohio Review

Ping aims to revamp Ohio University administration

Dr Charles Ping proposes reestablishing the provost post and reorganizing top offices to sharpen focus on educational aims. He plans a University Council to advise the president, shifting duties and simplifying accountability, with trustees to vote at the November meeting.

Workers Honored at Athens Post Office Ceremony

Seven Athens Post Office employees with more than 25 years of service were honored. Ralph Zimmerman and David Spencer gave awards to William Strickland Manny Charonis Kermit Hanning Ernest Midkiff Cecil McGlone Jack Stewart and Dwight Duncan for long service.

Athens Post Office Ralph Zimmerman David Spencer William Strickland Manny Charonis Kermit Hanning Ernest Midkiff Cecil McGlone Jack Stewart Dwight Duncan

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