Wellston Turkey Plant Promises Growth in Southeast Ohio
Officials of the Ralston Purina owned Wellston processing plant outlined a 10,000 sq ft grower and 3,600 sq ft brooder setup offering farmers around $6,400 annual income under a three year contract. The plant aims to process up to 6 million turkeys in five years and create 800 to 1,000 local jobs while supporting a new hatchery near McArthur and housing projects estimated at $13.5 million.
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Wellston
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Southeastern Ohio
James Thomas
Ralph Oldham
Ralston Purina
Ohio University Inn
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Oldham
Athens County
Ohio
Vinton County
McArthur
Kenneth Ackerman
St. Louis
OU Moves to Quarter System in 1967 Plan
President Vernon R. Alden said faculty and administration are planning a switch to a quarterly academic calendar to take effect in July 1967. The change aims to ease student transfers, enable year round use of facilities, and improve budgeting across state assisted universities. Police will issue liquor cards to Ohio University students on Saturdays 1 pm to 4 pm.
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Ohio
Alden
Ohio University
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J. B. Grogan
Arts Council leader outlines expansion plans for Ohio programs
Dr. G Phillip Dolan executive director of the Ohio Arts Council spoke at the Ohio University Inn with Athens Community Arts Council and OU fine arts faculty discussing expansion of arts programs. He cited funds under Titles I and III ESEA 1965 and grants from OEO and the Office of Education to support efforts. Also discussed were Ohio University proposals to deploy a traveling arts unit across 28 county Appalachia and to establish arts centers at branch colleges. Louise McCulloch and Jack McCulloch noted for good cause shown.
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The
Ohio Arts Council
Athens Community Arts Council
Ohio University
Fine Arts
Dolan
Ohio University Inn
Ohio
State Council
Arts Council
Office of Economic Opportunity
Office of Education
Appalachia
Hal Lyons
Anthony Trisolini
Yom Kippur Services Planned at Local Church
Bnai Brith Hillel Foundation will conduct Yom Kippur services at First Presbyterian Church for Jewish students, faculty and townspeople at 7 p.m. Friday and 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. Saturday. Jacob Mirviss will lead the service. Rev. Lewellyn Kemmerle will speak on God Is Alive. The fast ends at sundown Saturday, capping the Ten Days of Repentance after Rosh Hashana.
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B'nai B'rith Hillel Foundation
First Presbyterian Church
Jacob Mirviss
Hillel
Kol Nidrei
Lewellyn Kemmerle
Presbyterian Church
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