Political Parties Join To Work for Peace
A coalition of Republicans and Democrats in Lorain form a peace movement after October 1 and November moratoriums. Led by associate professor Robert E Warner and local ministers and businessmen, the group aims to reform public opinion without radical methods, as it plans to influence businessmen to speak out against the war while noting personal and professional risks for participants.
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Robert E. Warner
Lorain
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Tapan Square
Finney Chopeless
Song My
Bradley Rohner
Northminster Presbyterian Church
Harvey Gitte
Popu
William Wickens
Cormey
Sid
George Short
Ase Joti
Viel
Shor
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Africa
Westervelt Hall Use Plans Move Forward
Groups discuss potential uses for Westervelt Hall following the demolition of Wiserve Hall on South Main Street. Proposals include faculty housing and a recreation center with possible town recreation commission use. a sale to demolish the building is also considered with six months for a decision.
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South Main Street
Panel. Segal
Erie Balding
Topars
Westervelt
Recreation Commission
Westervelt Hall
Tis
Aestervlt
Lewis Tower
Busines
Cllege
Oberlin Council OKs Ordinances At Final'68-69 Meeting
Oberlin City Council wraps up 1968 with routine ordinances and planned meetings. Contracts with Rusia and Pittfield Townships renew municipal services with existing fee structures. Bid for next year’s emergency tree service awarded to Sale Tree Service amid higher rates from others. Gasoline and service pricing for 1990 discussed. Funds moved to cover January expenditures until new appropriations adopted. A $380 payment to the Development Department for a comprehensive planning contract approved, to be repaid by year end. Planning schedule includes transportation and utilities plans, flood analysis, zoning map updates. A report on a controversial Heath Commission meeting requested. Public hearing with Northern Ohio Telephone set for Jan 12 at the Community Center. Citizens complain of a ditch dig on Mary Randlemen’s property and potential culvert work.
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Northern Ohio Telephone Company
Oberlin City
Rusia
Pitfeld
Munici del Fre
Salo ‘Mapa Wa
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Sui
Counci
Ako
Comprehensive
Ety Ina
Planning Commission
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Slanner
Heath Commission
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Community Center
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Town Gown wage gap by JANET reveals college rate differences
A Review analysis compares Oberlin College and Oberlin Public School System pay scales. It notes custodian rates around 2.38 dollars per hour, with progression to higher grades and cost of living adjustments. Maintenance, cooks, and cafeteria staff show divergent pay paths across institutions.
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Coleg
Oberlin
Sears
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Teollege
Publc
Oberin
Ako
Ely
Cty
Edward Sith
McNaughton appeals case over reappointment plan
CFO William McNaughton and the College Faculty Council propose appointing a grievance committee to revisit the November decision against McNaughton’s reappointment. An investigation and recommendation by the grievance committee would precede action by the American Association of University Professors.
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McNaughton
William McNaughton
McNaughton Chooses Adviser After Grievance Review
The article notes Afr McNaughton fled a formal complaint and must select another faculty member to act as his visor. It cites standard college procedure for grievance committees and mentions letters from Chinese and Asian studies majors about the Council's decision.
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