State regent weighs admissions policy changes in Ohio
Chancellor John D Millett of the Board of Regents plans recommendations on admissions at seven state universities and branches after two meetings with university officials. Rep Richard D Christiansen accused OSU of violating the law by denying main campus admission to low grade graduates and sending them to branches, arguing state law requires admission for all high school graduates.
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Richard D Christiansen
Mansfield
Ohio State University
G. Fawcett
OSU
Christiansen
Four Million Planes? No Skiers Seek Snow Across America
More than 4 million Americans are expected to travel to roughly 1000 ski areas this season. Most states offer skiing, with eight states lacking any ski facilities.
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New York
West Texas Ranch Introduced Barbed Wire to Old West
In 1878 the Grayson County spread bought by H. B. Sanborn syndicate fenced with split rails. Joseph Glidden, inventor of barbed wire, supervised the ranch in Texas and fenced the entire acreage inviting neighbors who were skeptical but soon convinced.
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Whitesboro
Tex
UPI
Alinon
West Texas
Chicago
H. B Sanborn
Grayson County
Joseph Glidden
Texas
Amherst Jaycees Plan Two Awards and Banquet
Amherst Jaycees announce two awards honoring adult and student leaders for service to the community. The adult award honors work since 1908 and a banquet Saturday at Westminster Presbyterian Church with city officials and service clubs as guests during Jaycee Week January 16 to 22.
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Amherst
Jayces Con Joyce
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Hube
Jaycee
James McBride
Westminster Presbyterian Church
North Leavitt Rd
Amherst pool fee plan outlined for 18 and under families
The Amherst parks commission proposes a sliding fee scale for pool use with age based rates. Family memberships would cost 45 with separate charges for guests and per use. Individual season passes may be available with day and weekend rates.
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Amherst
Commission
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Council
Park Community Development Com Commission
Madrid
Spain
Steel Committee
History of popcorn in early America
The Popcorn Institute reports that Indigenous people brought bags of popped corn to the first Thanksgiving. Colonial housewives later used popcorn as a breakfast cereal with sugar and cream, the institute adds.
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Chicago
UPI
Popcorn Institute
Anonymous Alcoholics Help each other to sobriety in Elyria
Weat AA BM presents an honest site to stop drinking. It notes AA has no fees or sects and aims to help alcoholics achieve sobriety. Box 592 Elyria Ohio
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