Charter services need grant money to continue
Oct. 21, 2003An ordinance affecting the funding for bus service through Lakefront Lines, Inc. was introduced during Monday's Athens City Council meeting and should be voted on next week.
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Killing the inner gangsta
Oct. 21, 2003As you dig into today's wonderful issue of The Post, you might be wondering to yourself: Why is Andy's column running here? Shouldn't I be reading the staple Wednesday column by Phil Ewing? What is going on? Did someone flip-flop the Tuesday and Wednesday layout by accident?
Turtles in troubled waters on Bali as illegal trade in the animals grows
Oct. 21, 2003DENPASAR, Indonesia - The turtle butcher had little hesitation about revealing his occupation.
Major push to revive Northern Ireland power-sharing stumbles despite new IRA arms move
Oct. 21, 2003BELFAST, Northern Ireland - A day billed as a breakthrough for Northern Ireland peacemaking descended into a diplomatic shambles yesterday as Protestant leaders rejected the Irish Republican Army's biggest-ever disarmament move as too secretive.
County revenue projections down
Oct. 21, 2003Early budget projections for 2004, which were presented at yesterday's Athens County Commissioners meeting, show county revenue will be down from 2003, according to a presentation made by the Athens County Budget Commission.
Coaches, writers weigh in on hoops teams
Oct. 21, 2003Editor's note: This is the second story in a four-part series describing various polls in different NCAA sports.
Tenants in the wrong, landlord says
Oct. 21, 2003An article in last Thursday's Post documented numerous complaints against Athens landlords, but one property owner named in the article has come forward claiming her residents caused excessive damage to the property.
Gov. Bush orders feeding tube reinserted in comatose woman
Oct. 21, 2003TALLAHASSEE, Fla. - Invoking a law rushed through the Legislature only an hour earlier, Gov. Jeb Bush ordered a feeding tube reinserted yesterday into a brain-damaged woman at the center of one of the nation's longest and most bitter right-to-die battles.
New crime book release will help increase arrests
Oct. 20, 2003The Central Ohio Crime Stoppers plan to release a book revealing the names of nearly nine hundred felons with outstanding warrants. The book also includes the nature of each crime, the name and description of the criminal and their last known addresses. The publication will be an excellent tool for aiding the police in apprehending wanted criminals.
University computer sale begins Tuesday
Oct. 19, 2003Marked with $100 price tags, about 1,800 former Ohio University residence hall computers, Gateway E-1400s, will go on sale tomorrow. The sale will run through Friday and is open to all registered OU students.
Alcohol awareness week educates OU students
Oct. 19, 2003Today marks the beginning of Ohio University's Alcohol Awareness Week. The Health Education and Wellness Department will present educational events in conjunction with other OU organizations, such as Promoting OU Wellness, Education and Responsibility (POWER); Bring Your Own Judgment (BYOJ); Phi Kappa Alpha and Interfraternity Council.
Ohio continues struggles at Penn State
Oct. 19, 2003If the Penn State Icers did not exist, the Ohio Hockey team would have been the ACHA national champions last year and the Bobcats would have two less losses this year.
Blair treated at hospital for rapid heartbeat
Oct. 19, 2003LONDON - British Prime Minister Tony Blair, who has been under increasing political pressure because of the war in Iraq, was admitted to a hospital yesterday after suffering an irregular heartbeat but was released after several hours of treatment, officials in his office said.
Two wins help Bobcats in race for MAC Tourney
Oct. 19, 2003The Ohio soccer team moved up in the Mid-American Conference standings this weekend with two key wins against Miami and Ball State.
Third annual Energy Week promotes sustainability
Oct. 19, 2003The third annual Ohio University Unplugged ECOnomic Synergies Conference earlier this month taught OU students and Athens residents energy saving and sustainability tips.
Soldiers killed hundreds of Vietnamese villagers over seven months
Oct. 19, 2003TOLEDO - An elite unit of American soldiers mutilated and killed hundreds of unarmed villagers over seven months in 1967 during the Vietnam War, and an Army investigation was closed with no charges filed, The Blade reported yesterday.
Quarterback runs wild against Bobcats
Oct. 19, 2003LEXINGTON, KY. - One week after Ohio had a homecoming hero in the form of a backup quarterback, Kentucky found a similar one in backup quarterback Shane Boyd.
