Ohio students unite with faculty to oppose Rhodes budget plan
In Columbus Ohio students faculty and trustees form a rare alliance to challenge Gov James A Rhodes proposed budget overhaul They protest higher tuition end state subsidies for out of state students and funding cuts that threaten university finances The coalition plans editorials and targeted lobbying to stop tuition hikes and protect education funding
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Columbus
Ohio
Rhodes
Bowling Green State University
William T. Jerome
State University
Ohio University
Vernon R. Alden
Kent State University
Robert White
Burr Oak State Park
Meno ‘Lowenstein
Ohio Confederation of State - Supported Schools
Vaughn Stockdale
Miami
Bowling Green
Kent State
Ohio State
Athens
Coalition For Action To Save Education
NAPA quality auto parts and service ads
The message urges roadside motorists to get regular car checks with NAPA quality parts. It emphasizes the NAPA Seal as an assurance of excellence and warns against bargain stores, encouraging customers to choose local service shops using these parts.
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NAPA
Professors Fire at Rhodes Education Plan in Ohio Seminar
Professors home in Glouster confront Gov James A Rhodes education package at a legislative seminar firing criticisms of the vocational technical program. Millett argues the board is not the servant of college presidents and urges support for university leaders amid growing opposition.
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Columbus, Ohio
Glouster
Dodge City
James A. Rhodes
Charles F. Kurfess
Wood
Marshall
Kurfess
Board of Regents
John D. Millett
Millett
Rhodes
Howard Collier
Statehouse
Burr Oak State Park
Driver Education Expansion Strains Middletown Schools
Middletown schools including Fenwick High expand driver training with three new classes as state requirements rise for 16 year olds. Supt Howard Cromwell cites teacher shortages as the main future hurdle with only 18 of 648 district teachers certified for driving training and many unavailable. Older students get priority this term due to limited staff.
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Middletown
Fenwick High
Howard Cromwell
Board of Education
Cromwell
Judge Corrects Report On Butler County Sentencing
Judge Fred B. Cramer of Butler County Common Pleas Court corrected a Thursday Journal report. He said a Hawaiian girl and her roommate were not placed on five years probation and were fined $500 each with suspended sentences. He noted LSD is not a narcotic and that he would have handled the case similarly.
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Fred B. Cramer
Butler County Common Pleas Court
Cramer
Oxford
Arthur J. Fiehrer
Butler County Medical Society
Ralph E. Burch
Department of Justice
AMA predicts 14 new medical schools by 1970
Chicago report notes the American Medical Association projects 14 new medical schools to be operating in the United States by 1970, reflecting growth in medical education.
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Chicago
American Medical Association
United States
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