Striking Ohio University workers disrupt breakfast at cafeterias
The nonacademic employee strike at Ohio University barely touched service as student workers and volunteers cooked and served in Jefferson Hall Shively and Nelson Commons. Pickets outside Nelson claimed staff shortages and warned of longer waits as maintenance and regular staff stayed away.
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Esther Myers
Jefferson Dining Hall
Ona Elliott
Shively Cafeteria
Addie Bishop
Nelson Commons
Nelson
Jefferson Hall
Dorf
Tice
Claude Sowle
Autumn fronts bring showers across Ohio on Thursday
Fall arrived over Ohio with a cold front causing showers and cooler temperatures. The forecast calls for lingering clouds and cooler weather into Friday with regional sunshine and a broad national shower band from Texas to the lower Great Lakes.
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Carolinas
PO. Law Teslaw
University Hit By Strike Stirs Labor Tensions at OU
Local 1699 President Oscar McGee led a strike at Ohio University amid accusations of overworked staff, misused contract workers, and seniority disputes. University officials pledged to resolve through grievance procedures as a court-ordered anti strike injunction looms. Threats of damages and possible closure loom over campus operations.
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Oscar McGee
Ward Wilson
McGee
Wilson
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Common Pleas Court
Claude Sowle
Two Cubs Earn Project Soar Patches At September Meeting
Nelsonville Cub Scout Pack 65 awarded Project Soar patches to Duane Thomas and Kevin Rowe at a September meeting at Poston School. Den mother Pat Bullock also received the award. Four new cubs joined: Jeff Loudner Carl Holley Russell Wood and Michael Lowery. Meetings set for Wednesdays 3:30 to 4:30 p.m. and pack meetings on the fourth Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. in the school.
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Nelsonville
Jeff Bullock
Duane Thomas
Kevin Rowe
Poston School
Pat Bullock
Jeff Loudner
Carl Holley
Russell Wood
Michael Lowery
Phil Kahler
Jeff
Poston
Purse Lost by Coed at Ohio University
Carol Lynn Vanderbilt reported losing a brown leather purse containing 128 dollars in cash a 150 dollar check her driver s license credit cards and student ID. She did not specify where the loss occurred and police were not given a location.
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Carol Lynn Vanderbilt
Ohio University South Green
Local births listed from Athens and surrounding areas
A studied list records births at O Bleness Memorial Hospital and nearby communities. Names include Donald Atwell and partner with a son. Wallace Myers with a son. David Parsons with a daughter. Dannie Albright with a son. and multiple other families across Athens, Buchtel, Millfield, Glouster, Hamden, New Marshfield, Earl Radcliffe, and surrounding townships.
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Athens
Wallace Myers
Charles Timmons
Earl Radcliffe
Hazel Dunfee
Sharon Cullison
Garnett Mullins
Walter Keirns
Millfield
Goldie Huddy
Buchtel
Ernest Minear
New Marshfield
Richard Hook
Glouster
Frank Shoemaker
Hamden
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