Ohio University Trustees Vote $15 Fee Hike
The Ohio University board of trustees approved a $15 per quarter increase starting in the winter quarter. Ten dollars will go to the instructional fee and five dollars to the general fee, reflecting a 2 percent appropriation cut and rising utility costs. The move follows seven years without a general fee increase and three-and-a-half years since the last instructional fee rise.
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Athens, Ohio
UPI
Board of Trustees
Ohio University
Civil Service
Reagan may announce bid for Republican nomination this Thursday
Reagan spoke in Oklahoma and Illinois and planned a major statement in Washington on Thursday. the result could be his challenge to President Ford. Eldridge Cleaver agreed to surrender in the United States after seven years in exile and return to California to face assault and parole charges. Carter scored a strong win in a Florida presidential preference straw poll with 697 votes, while Wallace trailed. Wallace suggested a presidential plan to allow parental school choice. A rocket test included an instrument to study ozone layer effects from consumer products.
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United Press International
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Reagan
Oklahoma
Illinois
Washington
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Paris
UPI
Eldridge Cleaver
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California
Oakland
Calif
Orlando
Fla
Jimmy Carter
Florida
Carter
Pennsylvania
Milton Shapp
Wallace
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Meet the Press
Fair November 17 1975 Weather and Notices
Fair tonight with low 40s and mostly sunny Tuesday highs in the low 60s. Low precipitation expected and light southwest winds. Marriage license applications list Gene L Shull and Jacqueline Ditz. David D Oney and Nancy M Rowe. Births include a girl to Mr. and Mrs. Pickett. two other newborns to Risner and Thompson. Deaths listed for Campbell Mowrey Hopkins Hippler Horn Tillson.
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Gene L. Shull
Willard
Jacqueline L. Ditz
David D. Oney
New London
Millwright
Nancy M. Rowe
Hazel Campbell
Wakeman
Florence Mowrey
Lincoln R. Hopkins
Greenwich
Frank J. Hippler
Berlin Heights
Blanche G. Horn
Bellevue
Howard Clapp Tillson
Fremont
Do You Support a Female Supreme Court Nominee Ford Hotline
A scanned public poll asks if Ford should appoint a woman to the retiring William O Douglas seat. Responses show 60.5 percent yes with strong opinions about gender, power, and politics. a 39.5 percent no with quotes about women in law and society. Readers are urged to call to vote yes or no by midnight.
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Ford
William O. Douglas
Supreme Court
White House
Betty
United Fund Falls Short of Goal in Norwalk Drive
The Norwalk Area United Fund ended its campaign at 77.2 percent of its $91 000 goal, with $70 229 pledged by area businesses industries and individuals. Campaign chairman Clark Hunter expects late donations to raise the total to about 80 percent and possibly five more percent.
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Norwalk Area
Hunter
Clark
Rambouillet Summit Seals Six Nation Economic Pact
President Ford and leaders of Britain France Japan Germany Italy pledge near total cooperation to fight the worst recession in 40 years. They back floating exchange rates with a central bank safeguard and commit to reducing unemployment inflation and energy dependence while expanding world trade.
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Helen Thomas
UPI
White House
Rambouillet
France
Ford
U.S
United States
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Washington
Britain
Japan
Germany
Italy
Valery Giscard d
Crime Up 18 Percent In North Central Ohio In 1974
Ohio crime rose 13 percent statewide in 1974, with North Central District up over 18 percent. Robbery led gains, murder and non negligent manslaughter rose, and Ohio total violent crime reached 39,094 while national totals rose to 10,192,034. Metropolitan areas accounted for 88 percent of Ohio crime.
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Washington
UPI
Ohio
North Central
Buckeye
Edward H. Levi
FBI
Levi
Norwalk Kidney Patient Gets SS and Insurance Support
Grace Reeves, a Norwalk kidney failure patient, will have doctor and hospital bills covered by Social Security or insurance. Douglas Colvin, head of the local fund, says he will verify each bill before paying and notes 6,099 in outstanding charges. The Kidney Foundation in Cleveland plans to assist with drug and transport costs when funds run out.
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Susan Kimbler
Grace Reeves
Douglas Colvin
Norwalk
Colvin
Reeves
Cleveland
Social Security Administration
Insurance Company
National Kidney Foundation
Sandusky
Saudi students dodge pay phone bills at Findlay College
In Findlay Ohio 30 Saudi Arabian students at Findlay College face high costs to call home. A three minute call to Saudi Arabia runs 9.65 dollars plus 3.20 for each extra minute, with about 250 coins needed for a typical 20 minute call due to lack of credit cards and international collect options.
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Findlay, Ohio
UPI
Findlay College
Ohio Bell Telephone Co
Saudi Arabia
Denny Julien
Ohio Bell
Oilrich
Norwalk Banquet and Society Board Meeting Tonight
The Norwalk High School Football Banquet starts at 6 30 p m at the Junior High. The Mental Health Society Board of Trustees meets at 8 p m at the Mental Health Center on 86 West Main Street.
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Norwalk
Mental Health Society Board of Trustees
Mental Health Center
W. Main St
Why No Kidney Machine Here
Grace Reeves suffers kidney failure and travels to the Cleveland Clinic thrice weekly for dialysis while awaiting a transplant. Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital lacks a dialysis unit due to small community volume and regulatory hurdles, though home machines could help some patients if resources and trained companions were available.
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Grace Reeves
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Fisher- Titus
National Kidney
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