Dual Enrollment: An Alternative For Catholic Schools
Louis Cassels reports on dual enrollment as a constitutional and financial hedge for Catholic schools. Students split time between public and church schools for secular and value courses, respectively, with long usage in some communities. Proponents cite cost relief, potential ecumenical and racial integration benefits, while Catholic educators see it as a last resort if direct subsidies fail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Cassels
United Press International
Supreme Court
Richard Upsher Smith
Religious Education Association
Philip E. Hoffman
American Jewish Committee
Institute of Human Relations
Huron County Court Dispositions Summary
A compilation of common pleas cases from Huron County detailing judgments, foreclosures, cognovit actions, dismissals, settlements, sales confirmations, charges dropped, transfers, and sentences including default judgments for William Dauch Concrete Co. versus HMS Concrete Forms Inc and others. Notable items include a $53,926 claim with $61,806 awarded, a $4,123 foreclosure sale distribution, and sentences for driving under suspension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron County Common Pleas Court
William Dauch Concrete Co., Inc
Norwalk
HMS Concrete Forms, Inc
Sandusky
Liberty Loan Corp
Parma
Middleburg Heights
Carl F
Pam G. White
Wakeman
Erie Supply Co., Inc
Mike Lindahl
Whittlesey Ave
Corwin Heating Service
E. Seminary St
C.H. Eisaberth
Milan
Raymond V
Clarissa Fell
Nel Collins
Donald
Irene Fey
Rural
Collins
Verne E. King
Indian Lake Estate
Fla
James C
Alice J. Spoerr
Greenwich
Leslie W
Lettica H. Russell
Gary Keith
Illard United Bank
V. Powell
Wanda Holderby
Jo Ann Dolbee
David Dolbee
Crawford County
Charlotte K. Shannon
Wesley H. Morris
Carter Steel and Fabricating Co
Roth Brothers
Betty B. Kimble
Monroeville
Walter Wagner
Walt
Ranney-Brown Distributors Inc
Roy Giles
Giles
Settle
P.E. Masheter
Ohio
Paula P. Giffin
New London
Et al
Louis Pflieger
Baker St
Phillip Dussing
Bellevue
Erie County
Herbert J. Dussell
Paul J. Cisco
Columbia Station
Ohio Is 72 Battleground as Nixon McGovern Battle Grows
In Ohio, a key 72 battleground, Nixon leads polls while McGovern campaigns with Shriver Kennedy and Humphrey aides. Gov. Gilligan says Ohio’s 25 electoral votes and big vote total could decide the race, with both sides planning frequent appearances and aggressive campaigning across the Buckeye State.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Leonard
Columbus
Ohio
UPI
Nixon
George S. McGovern
Buckeye
John J. Gilligan
McGovern
Detroit
Barberton
Chippewa Lake
Gilligan
Edmund S. Muskie
South Dakota
Richard Nixon
R. Sargent Shriver
Edward M. Kennedy
Hubert H. Humphrey
Richard Sklar
John F. Kennedy
George C. Wallace
Eunice Shriver Travels Home With Kennedy Family
Eunice Kennedy Shriver and four of her five children flew from Hyannis Port to Washington in a crowded tourist cabin. Passengers and flight attendants did not recognize the wife of the Democratic vice presidential nominee as she juggled campaign papers and kept order among her sons Mark and Anthony while Maria offered guidance to the younger siblings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Anderson
Kennedy
Eunice Kennedy Shriver
Washington
Hyannis Port
Mass
Missionary Janet Wolfe to Speak at Calvary Baptist Church
A Brazilian mission educator Janet Wolfe will speak Sunday at 7 30 p m at Calvary Baptist Church followed by a baptismal service. The association dinner is at 5 30 p m with adults meeting at Maplehurst Elementary and youth at the church. The senior fellowship plans a 1 30 p m canoe trip from the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazil
Janet Wolfe
Calvary Baptist Church
Bucyrus
Miss Wolfe
Association
Maplehurst
Loudonville
St. Mary’s Men's Association
Ray Riley
Board of Education
New London Enrollment Rises to 657 for Grades Seven Through Twelve
New London reports total seven to 12 enrollment at 657 after Thursday, Sept. 14. Numbers show 106 in seventh, 109 in eighth, 113 in ninth, 84 in tenth, 77 in eleventh, and twelfth grade totals pending. EHOVE Vocational totals add 58, with 30 in eleventh and 28 in twelfth. Grand total equals 657. Harry G Kipke buried in Port Huron as Michigan opens its Big Ten season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New London
Robert Wenner
Princial
Wenner
Ehove Vocational School
EHOVE
Port Huron
Mich
UPI
Harry G. Kipke
Michigan
Three Bus Drivers Hired By South Central Board
Greenwich the South Central School Board hires James Ross Alice Spoerr and Kevin Wolfe as bus drivers plus seven substitutes and accepts the resignation of Pat Brown. The district also votes to join the Right to Read Program and hires Hazel Myers as cafeteria staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwich
South Central School Board
James Ross
Alice Spoerr
Kevin Wolfe
Ehove
Pat Brown
Marie DeLamater
Marietta Schmid
Karl Schlumben
Paul Sengstock
Ariel Blair
Marvin Drechler
Lowell Kreuger
Transportation Committee
Hazel Myers
Ellis Dotson
Gordon Oney
Ohio School Board
Columbus
Ron Minard
Lowell Etzler
Abortion Topic Debated by Firelands Ohio Right to Life
The Firelands Chapter of the Ohio Right to Life Society held a general discussion on abortion at EHOVE Joint Vocational School. The session titled The destructive effect of abortion on a woman's femininity featured a speaker lineup, with Larry Monahan of 24 North Old State Road serving as a contact for groups seeking programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avery
Firelands
Ohio Right To Life Society
Ehove Joint Vocational School
Larry Monahan
North
Old State Road
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U.S. Office of Education
Huron County Court
Brass — Trucker
Lynn Baldwin
Ellen Claytor
Debbie Worcester
Julie
Shrader
James S. Finley
The
Reflector
John S. Andrews
Eunice
Star View Drive
Rt. 20
West
Paramount Pictures
Mir
Marlon Brando
Dyan
Skein
Grants Wintuk
Wintuk
Orion
DuPont
Usterine
Neaaie
Hooker
Gus
Wakeman, Ohio
First Baptist Church
First United Presbyterian Church
ST. Mary Catholic Church
Lodermeiers
Linwood Garage Inc
Linwood
N. London
Kipke
Drive-In Theater
Sandusky, Ohio
Tonite & Sun
General Film Corporation
News Media
WLKR
John Stutsman
Democratic
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