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Wright State University CORE Scholar The Guardian Student Newspaper Student Activities 3-30-1984 The Guardian, March 30, 1984 Wright State University Student Body Follow this and additional works at: https://corescholar.libraries.wright.edu/guardian Part of the Mass Communication Commons Repository Citation Wright State University Student Body (1984). The Guardian, March 30, 1984. : Wright State University. This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the Student Activities at CORE Scholar. It has been accepted for inclusion in The Guardian Student Newspaper by an authorized administrator of CORE Scholar. For more information, please contact [email protected]. The Daily Guardian Friday. Mart* 30,1*4 . ' , • . Neafter |g, Vitesse XX Wrt0«Jlats l!*in»), »*sa. OHO Celeste announces construction of Route 444A Si Mrromtsv Atwater, assistant vice president for retasaidT\ - turn IMK facilities and'general service* at WSU. • The connector will help itHml/iate traf- ' 7—The construction of a highway connec- When completed, "State Route 444A . fic problems during the timet when Wright - . ting Wright Patterson Air Force But with will link the industrial, educational, Patterson employees are-going to, or com-. •' Wrfght State University andJnterstate-675 culiural. and commercial resources of the Ing home from work, he said. was announced yesterday by Governor Miami Vstlley," Celeste said. State Representative Robert Doyle (R • Richard C«leste.> %... •' For Wgfht State, Celeste believes 444A Beavercreek), whose district Includes "I've directed the departmenV of "will make the unlvenlty that much more . Wright State. Is piewedwith the announce- ' iraiaportatlon to move ahead with the c«i- of the total activity" occurring In the ment of the construction of 444A. itructlon of State Route 444A connewor, Miami ViUey. The oonnector "answen a definite need a S20 million highway project which hat in Greene County," Doyle *aid. ', been more than 20 yean in the making," State Route 444A, or as it Is dubbed the Doiyie added the connector should mate ' Ce^stesaM. -• ' ' . • «. Wrigjit State University connector, will it "easier for people to get to the The announcement was made at a newt, provide the university "better access to ? university." conference heldWi Wright State's phyiicai facilities Including the (Miami Valley) " . In ^construction of State Route 444A, education building. * Research Park,'! In which Wright State is i Wright State will lose 70 to SO acres of land, Arriving late to lh« newi conference. Involved, Celeste said. ' Atwatar animated. Celeste said, "It'1 appropriate to tay In con- Celeste commended the cooperation of - fifty to ft) acres will be used In con- nect Ion with that, and this project: better such organizations a* Wright-Patterson. struct ion of.the road, but another 20toW / late than never." Wright State University, and the Miami acres, located between the connector and Construct ton on the'connector ii ex- Valley Regional Planning Commission in Colonel Glenn, will be made .useless. pectedto begin In 19t6,<uid Mary'Lynne their efforts to help bring about the con- -Jeveraer Cstests however Atwater said this is better than CappeUetti, director of communication for struction of the connector, the announcement made by $ekste pretfoM proposals which called for the the Ohio Department of Traniponatlon. • Wright State President Robert KegerreU. yesterday. • -• connector to go straight through, taking up It will take about two yean for State said. "I fee) a greot sense of gratitude, long For Wright State "to have direct-access a third of the campus. Route 444A to be completed, Mid David delayed satisfaction, and anticipation" for to M7J, we need (hi* connector," Keger- r"We pushed the road ovjt to Colonel Gttrnn," Atwater'said. Under the current plans, the connector will be located near Wright State's Riding Club. Kegerreit said the construction of Jhe connector would not affect any of the rMIng club's buihBngsTbut tharthe univer- sity "may have to reaiflgn a fence or two." "I don't think It (the riding dub) will be that affected" by the connector, he said. - Also under current plant, f Warner. House, where the Early Childhood F.duca- . tlon Center Is located, will be torn dowtu,'. Concerning Warner House, Kegerreis Mid, It is currently "in a state of suspend- ed utilisation/' and the university did not - have the funds necessary to renovate its 'facility. ; ,• ." ; . CQiONGL OUNNJtWV. /IMMftMAN »D Previously, it hfd-been hoped tfte Early Childhood Education Center could be moved into * proposed childhood educa- tion center to be constructed in another location, he Mid. { ( However funding tor such a center has * not been recommended to the state by the OMo Board of Regenu. Although H Iti too soon to tpactslate, At- water Indicatedtime isapoaalbMi^thatafc ~i"v arrangement might l» worked outWlhe\ department of transportation for the con- 4 •miction of a building somewhere to hoim the Early Childhood Education Center. H0wever.Atwaterawtioned.thltle.3nly a possibility and thai nothing ha&Wn.. worked out yet. ta previous unimsity planning, the con- struct loo 5f aflonnect or such at 444A was usually related totfce possible construction . of an'athletie convocation oetfter. University admlnttraton Indtcetadan ' ®*"®•ijalaglw. 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