OSU to Cap Enrollments Fearing Admission Cuts
Ohio State University President Novice G. Fawcett told the board the university will refuse admission to a substantial number due to state limits. OSU’s total enrollment rose to about 49 000 last year and will begin to fall in the following year as deadlines shift. new students must apply by May 1, up from August 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Ohio
Novice G. Fawcett
Ohio State University
OSU
Fawcett
Ohio State
Ohio
Marine sergeant runs for Gaston County sheriff from Vietnam
Sgt. C. W. Waldrop a 20 year Marine vet heads for a second Vietnam tour leaving campaign work to his wife and four children and the Republican party in Gastonia. He would retire from the Marines in November if elected facing incumbent Dwight Beam the 16 year sheriff.
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Gastonia
N.C
Marine Corps
Gaston County
Vietnam
C.W. Waldrop
Waldrop
Dwight Beam
15 000 to take TB tests on Capitol Hill scare
Up to 15 000 Capitol Hill employees will be tested for tuberculosis after seven cases, including two deaths, emerged in six months. Officials say the outbreak is not an epidemic but warrants preventive measures. testing expands to Supreme Court and Library of Congress staff, with executive branch workers to follow.
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Capitol Hill
U.S. Public Health Service
Congressional
House
Senate
Ician
U.S. Supreme Court
Library of Congress
Walter Tkach
White House
Executive Branch
Robert Alden
National Center For Communicable Diseases
Capitol
Kermit Cowan
Ohio lawmakers push bills to keep financially ailing schools open
The 108th General Assembly introduces measures to audit districts facing closure, suspend extracurriculars, and allow advances on state foundation funds to stay open. A House bill would also charter individual schools within districts to protect entire charters if one school fails. Other actions seek on transportation, court cost study, lowering voting age, and special training centers for mentally retarded.
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Columbus
Ohio
108Th General Assembly
Paul E. Gillmor
Tiffin
Belcause
Fred B. Hadley
Pioneer
Robert E. Levitt
Canton
House
Senate
Ate
State Board of Education
Ethel Swanbeck
R-14
Horton
Ohio governors aides view stream monitor plan in Ohio
Gov. Rhodes hosted Agriculture Sec. Hardin and Interior Sec. Hickel in Columbus to preview a testing network of 14 electronic monitors on five Ohio streams. He urged a 4 million dollar program covering 500 monitors statewide with half funded by the federal government. Hickel endorsed the plan as meritorious.
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Columbus
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
of Agriculture
Clifford Hardin
Walter Hickel
Rhodes
Ohio State University
U. S. Senate
Hickel
Little Auglaize
Maumee
Blanchard
Sandusky
Tymochtee
Department of Natural Resources
Nixon
Hardin
Harding
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Richard D. Bach
Ottumwa
Iowa
Iowa National Guard
Air Guard
Bach
Ken & Sara
Kenney’s Carry Out
CIN
Dayton
Washington
Robert Moran
Capitol Physi
Assembly Docks
Department of Transportation
Department of Highways
Bureau of Motor Vehicles
Legislative ‘Service Commission
Congress
Dacron
Mabley
Carew
Leslie Fay
Volpe
FORD
John A. Volpe
U.S
Transportation
Lee A. Iacocca
Ford Motor Co
Dearborn
Schrock’s
H.P
Reed
S. Dixie Hwy
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