Oberlin Voters Face Ban On Nonreturnable Drink Containers
Oberlin City Council approved an ordinance ban on non returnable bottles and cans including possession in homes with a $100 fine or 30 days jail. City officials clash over civil liberties and enforcement while local merchants fear loss of beer sales.
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Norwalk Schools Offer Free Lunch Policy For Families In Need
Norwalk public schools implement a free and reduced price lunch program based on a family income scale. Applications are obtainable from principals and may be submitted any time, with confidential processing and appeal rights through building principals.
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Councilman Melvin Shipley Hospitalized in Fair Condition
Councilman Melvin Shipley is listed in fair condition at Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital after admission Monday. The exact illness is not yet known and doctors plan additional examinations later this week. Shipley is 57 and the hospital stay length will be determined after tests.
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Ohio Senate weighs ban on X and R rated films before child-friendly features
Sen. Harry L. Armstrong introduces legislation prohibiting screening of X and R rated films before features suitable for children in any theater in Ohio. Drive-ins would be banned if the screen is visible from public roads within half a mile. Violations carry up to $500 fine or 30 days in jail.
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