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What's best for Athens pets

Athens City Council postponed discussing a new ordinance aimed at controlling the pet population Monday night, but before you decide to buy a puppy for entertainment in Spring weather, you should understand the ordinance it will consider. As it stood, the law would have made it mandatory for all pets to be spayed and neutered, except in special circumstances, and all animals to be fitted with tracking microchips. A name, address and telephone number would be included in the surgically implanted chip that, when scanned, gives animal rescuers information needed to contact the rightful owner. Council was correct in sending the ordinance back to committee for discussion. Before they decide to implant a microchip in the beloved family pet, council members need to focus on the first part of the ordinance, enforcing mandatory sterilization.


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Water line work closes street

Athens Sewer and Water Department workers install a new water line underneath Court Street yesterday afternoon. Court Street will be closed until tonight as city workers put a new water line near the Hocking Valley Bank on Court Street, said Bob Thompson, a worker with the Water and Sewer Department. A dispatcher with the Athens Police Department said police received some complaints about the traffic back-ups.



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OU grad suspected of fraud

An Ohio University graduate is under investigation by the Athens County Prosecutor's Office and the Ohio Election Commission for taking money from his election account. The money, however, has been paid back to the account.


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Bobcat named Pitcher of the Week

Ohio pitcher Dan O'Rourke was named Mid-American Conference East Division Pitcher of the Week after pitching a complete game against Marshall Sunday.


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OU '05 budget unveiled, funds reapportioned

Ohio University President Robert Glidden said new funding will be devoted to athletics, technology, diversity, air travel, out-of-state student recruiting, Alden library and reserve funds in fiscal year 2005. Glidden outlined budget resources and expenditures in an open meeting for students last night.


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OSU arson case 'interfered with' says policeman

COLUMBUS - A police homicide sergeant claimed in a recent memo that a prosecutor's investigator is interfering with police work on an arson that killed five college students last year.



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Chemist tampered with evidence in death row case

OKLAHOMA CITY - Disgraced Oklahoma City police chemist Joyce Gilchrist doctored trial evidence and may have destroyed hair samples that could have exonerated a man now on death row, according to a confidential police memo.


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Commissioners fund cremation of unclaimed body

During yesterday's Athens County Commissioners meeting, the commissioners agreed to pay $750 for the cremation of Louis Principe. Principe passed away on March 8, 2004 at the Sunset Motel, and no one has claimed him. His deceased wife's ashes are buried in Morgantown, W. Va. The $750 will pay for his cremation and transportation to the cemetery.


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Sexual identity and religion spark discussion

As politicians and religious officials have heated debates about gay marriage, often pitting Jewish and Christian faiths against homosexual lifestyles, members of Christian, Jewish and LGBT communities met last night in Baker University Center to dispel the myths of ideological conflict. Instead, courage and hope were the prevailing messages for queers who seek to simultaneously embrace their faith and their sexual identity.


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Golfers hit the (Virginia) beach for MAC warm-up

There is nothing like going to the beach in the middle of Spring Quarter. Lucky for the Ohio women's golf team - they are heading to Virginia Beach for the Virginia Beach Intercollegiate Sunday and Monday.


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When the brain keeps a-rollin' all night long

It's 2:30 in the morning and my first microeconomics test is closing in faster than a hungry drunk and the Gyro Buggy. I have yet to study the vocabulary, concepts or graphs of the chapters. Anxiety has set in.


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Faculty sees benefits of union

Some Ohio University faculty members are raising awareness and trying to recruit professors to form a local union chapter.

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