Not Telling the Truth at OSU by Edward L. Ronders
Edward L. Ronders recounts his year long investigation into alleged OSU recruiting violations linked to Woody Hayes. He details confrontations, sources, NCAA and Big Ten probes, and possible firing of assistant coach George Hill while noting Ohio State officials deny wrongdoing.
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Woody Hayes
Woody
Hayes
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NCAA
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Howard Weyers
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Spartans
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OSU
East Lansing
Aaron Brown
Kelton Dansler
Warren Police Department
Warren
Dansler
Brown
Columbus
Big 10
Wayne Duke
MSU
George Hill
Hill
John Zonack
Buckeye
Zonack
Ohio State
Hindman
Congressional
Congress
Hugh Hindman
Scheduling Changes for Roughrider Athletics
Western Reserve athletic director John Speer announced makeup games after a blizzard postponed area events. Boys basketball features Black River at Western Reserve on Feb 1 and South Central at Western Reserve on Feb 7. wrestling includes Monroeville at Western Reserve on Feb 8 and Western Reserve at Monroeville on Feb 20. girls basketball Monroeville at Western Reserve on Feb 3 and Western Reserve at South Central on Feb 4.
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John Speer
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Western Reserve
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Monroeville
No. 1 Kentucky topples Georgia in Lexington
No. 1 Kentucky, the nation's top team, opened with a 31-12 burst and rolled to a 90-73 victory over Georgia in Lexington. Jack Givens led with 19 points, moving to fourth on Kentucky's all-time scoring list as Georgia coach John Guthrie lamented the slow start. In other top game action, North Carolina edged Mercer 73-70, Michigan State fell to Indiana 71-66, and Texas beat Houston 73-72.
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United Press International
Kentucky
Georgia
Wildcats
Lexington
Wildcat
Joe Hall
Alabama
Hall
Jack Givens
Alex Groza
John Guthrie
North Carolina
Mercer
Michigan State
Indiana
Texas
Houston
Ohio Edison measures fish to weigh the cost of electric service
Bob Langellier an environmental biologist coordinates programs across the Ohio Edison system to study how generating plants impact rivers and aquatic life. The utility notes it spends over a million dollars weekly to meet air and water standards, about seven dollars per month per customer, to keep costs low while protecting the environment.
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Bob Langellier
Ohio Edison
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