Monday, April 27, 1998
Athens, Ohio
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Hiroshi Yamauchi/THE POST The Rev. Jesse Jackson delivers his sermon at the First United Methodist Church in Athens. Jackson spoke about character, the gap between the rich and poor and moral responsibility. Jackson will speak tonight at 8 in The Convo. Three candidates vying for commissioner job by Chas Hartman FOR THE POST 
Job growth, industrial development and administrative organization remain buzzwords for the Athens County Commissioners primary May 5.
Lorain senior named Cutler Scholar by Caroline Broder THE POST
OU has honored Rachel Molnar, a senior at Amherst Steel High School in Lorain, Ohio, with the Cutler Scholars Award, a four-year, undergraduate scholarship for full tuition, room and board.
New alumni relations director named by Christine Bryant THE POST
The hunt for OU's first alumni relations director is over.
Ralph Amos, an assistant vice president of the Ohio State University Alumni Association, has been named executive director of Alumni Relations at OU effective June 5.
Five in jail after fight two decks by Emily Swartzlander THE POST
A fight, which began at a bar and spilled out into West Union Street early Saturday morning, ended when police arrested six people, including one who escaped, one who works at the bar and two who are OU football players.
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'A boom for whom?'
by Jason Keyser THE POST
The people of Athens County have the moral authority to help set a national agenda, said Rev. Jesse Jackson, who hosted a town meeting on OU public television last night. Jackson and a group of five panelists representing local environmental, educational, health care and economic interests, discussed the problems of Southeast Ohio and Appalachia and their roots in a national class division that often buries Appalachia and rural places.
Student missing
by Joe Donatelli THE POST
Friends reported a first-year student missing to the Ohio University Police Department Sunday morning.
No injuries in Mill fire THE POST
A fire ripped through a Mill Street apartment early Saturday morning, causing $35,000 worth of damage.
A multi-plug electrical strip that shorted ignited the blaze at 41 Mill Street, Athens Fire Department Captain George Klinger said.
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EDITORIALS
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COLUMN: Majority of 1
Reprove not a scorner lest he hate thee Jason L. Harris THE POST Watch out for frisky manatees by Dave Barry |
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Football
Pass now vogue in Bobcat offense by Kevin Van Brimmer THE POST
Baseball
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Michelle Ely/FOR THE POST
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Lust and laughs in Nelsonville
by Benjamin Duer THE POST
HC students prepare for job fair
Jail lacks bond center
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Heather Hughes/THE POST
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