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THE UNIVE RSITY OF DAYTON

PUBLIC RELAT IONS DEPARTMENT

DAYTON , OH IO 454 09 AREA CODE 5 1 3 229 - 2646

JOE McLAUGHLIN

DIRECTOR, GENERAL PUBLICITY

DAYTON, Ohio, March 29, 1971 The Departments of Economics and Political Science at the University of Dayton are hosting the annual meeting of the Ohio

Association of Economists and Political Scientists April 2-3

Panel discussions will follow registration Friday evening at 8:00 p.m at the

~ Sheraton-Dayton Hotel and registration Saturday morning at 8:00 a.m at the

University of Dayton Registration fee is $1.00

Topics to be presented by political scientists are Constitutional Reform in Ohio; Political Participation and Pedagogy; the Military in Politics; Local Governance; American Foreign Relations; and International Organizations Relations, and Politics Topics in the economist's section are: State and Local Public Services and Their

Financing; Economic Development and Monetary and Fiscal Policy; and Price Theory

and Its Application Dr Lawrence Korb of U.D 's department of Political Science

has been selected to chair the panel on "The Military in Politics."

A noon luncheon Saturday in the Kennedy Union will conclude the meeting

Richard H Carter, chairman of the Ohio Constitutional Revision Committee will be

the speaker Mr Carter was a member of President Nixon's Task Force on Improving

the Prospects for Small Business He is currently President of the Fostoria Company

of Fostoria, Ohio, and serves as a director of the Dues Development Company of Dayton The schedules for the economists' and political scientists' section follows:

POLITICAL SCIENTISTS' SECTION

8: 00 p.m PANEL A: CONSTITUTIONAL REFORM IN OHIO

9:30 p.m

Chairman: John J Gargan, Kent State University

"Constitutional Revision and Public Higher Education in Ohio," Joseph

B Tucker, Ohio University

"The Effect of State Restrictions and Local Politics on Municipal Debt Financing Behavior in Large Ohio Cities," Yong Ryo Cho, University of Akron

"Constitutional Referendum Voting Patterns in Ohio," Carl Lieberman, University of Akron

COFFEE

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10:00 p.m PANEL B: POLITICAL PARTICIPATION AND PEDAGOGY

Chairman: Thomas A Flinn, Cleveland State University

"Student Participation in Campaign Politics," James R Tilling and David D Dabelko, Ohio University

"Legislative and Political Campaign Internships," B James Kweder, Ohio State University

"Program Internships: Establishing a Daycare center," Douglass Montgomery, Linda Segall, and Mark Stewart, Case-western Reserve University Saturday, April 3 8-9 a.m Registration Kennedy Union-University of Dayton

9:00 a.m PANEL C: THE MILITARY IN POLITICS

Chairman: Larry Korb, University of Dayton

9:00 a.m

10:30 a.m

10:30 a.m

"The Role of the Military in Libya," John G Merriam, Bowling Green University

"The Role of the Military in Peru," Roger Anderson, Bowling Green University

"A Theoretical Approach to the Growth of the Military in the United States," Stuart C Gilman, Miami University

PANEL D: LOCAL GOVERNANCE Chairman: Jack L Noragon, Cleveland State University

"Innovations in Local Government: Indianapolis and Minneapolis-st Paul," George Willis, University of Toledo

"The Municipal Voter: Voting and Nonvoting in City Elections," Howard Hamilton, Kent State University

"Protest and Its Effect on Policy," F stevens Redburn, Youngstown State University

"An Experimental Study of the Public Mind," Richard W Taylor and Sylvan Cohen, Kent state University

PANEL E: AMERICAN FOREIGN RELATIONS Chairman: Richard Loss, Ohio Wesleyan University

"Nixon's Foreign Aid Policy to Latin America," William C Binning, Youngstown state University

"Reprisals in Viet-Nam Negotiations," Daniel M Grady, Antioch College

"Congressional Support of National Security Policy," Neil R Heighberger, Xavier University

PANEL F: INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS, RELATIONS, AND POLITICS Chairman: Philip M Burgess, Ohio State University

"The Effectiveness of' the United Nations as a Third-Party Intervenor

in Inter-Nation Conflicts," James E Harf, Ohio State University

"Bloc Voting on the International Court of Justice," Thomas R Hensley, Kent State University

"The Capacity of the United Nations to Influence National Policy," James

E Winkates, Otterbein College

ECONOMISTS' SECTION Friday, April 2 6:00-8:00 p.m Registration Sheraton-Dayton Hotel

8:00 p.m PANEL A: STATE AND LOCAL PUBLIC SERVICES AND THEIR FINANCING (Esp in Ohio)

Chairman: Arthur D Lynn, Jr., The Ohio State University

"Do Economies of Scale Exist in the Provision of Municipal Services,"

John P Hansen, Ohio Wesleyan University

"Monopsony in the Market for Public School Teachers," Robert Baird and John Landon, Case Western Reserve University

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Pro-gressivity," Leo J Navin, Bowling Green State University

State University; George W Thatcher, Miami University

10:30 a.m

"Theory of Discontent: Heart of the Theory of Economic Development," Oleg Zinam, University of Cincinnati

"The Interindustry Effects of Center Firms on Periphery Firms," M Neil Brown and Paul F Haas, Bowling Green State University

"International Cross-Sectional Test of the Forces Saving Theory,"

Douglas Adie and J Raisian, Ohio University

"Inadequacy of Our Present Monetary and Fiscal Policies in Maintaining

an optimum Economic Stability," Taghi Kermani, Youngstown State University Discussant: Herbert F Thomson, Muskingum College

"The Role of Relative Prices in Consumer Demand for Durable Goods,"

Robert o Zimmerman, Xavier University

"A Computerized Approach to Detect Collusion on Public Contracts,"

"Highways and Economic Development in Ohio," Rajindar Koshal and R L Williams, Ohio University

"Income and Hospital Use in a Model of Production of Health with

University of Cincinnati Discussant: Jon S Cunnyngham, The Ohio State University

BUSINESS MEETING OF THE ASSOCIATION

JOINT LUNCHEON WITH THE POLITICAL SCIENTISTS:

Presiding: Samuel Speck, Jr., Muskingum College

Officers of the Association for 1970-1971:

President: Samuel Speck, Jr., Muskingum College

Secretary-Treasurer: Paul C Kitchin, Jr., Kent State University