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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1968
Page
14
Oberlin College student supporters of Richard Nixon prepare for the May 4 mock Republican convention and invite competition for the GOP nomination.
Oberlin College Conservatory associate professor Garth B Peacock will present a lecture demonstration titled The Sound and the Fury 1915-1968 at Finney Chapel tomorrow during a public noon assembly. The talk includes organ sounds and Firrey organ demonstrations, followed by a faculty luncheon. Peacock previously taught at Knox College and Southwestern College before joining Oberlin in 1959.
Columbus report notes Keystone High School principal Alex Par fiak was among 10 states and Canada’s school leaders at a two day seminar on innovations in secondary scheduling at the Hospitality Inn. Topics covered nongraded classes independent studies sequential learning phased curriculum modular scheduling and four or five period plans. Athens AP Ohio University trustees approve four dollar quarterly student fee increase pending regents approval. proposal to go to the April 19 regents meeting.
Oberlin City Council approved street and drainage improvements totaling 83536 for this summer. Only Oberlin College faces assessments, including 18750 for Woodland Avenue widening and shared costs on paving South Professor and Forest Streets. The city funds several projects entirely and prioritizes North Pleasant and Maple Streets next summer after drainage work.
City Manager Edward C. Smith told the council on Monday evening to reactivate a citizens committee on swimming facilities. Councilman James F. Long urged submitting a plan to voters for Hall Park arena pool construction since schools cannot share costs. Dr. C. J. Cooley warned the town is against taxpayer funded pools and suggested dropping the subject.
Oberlin College approves new graduation rules to ease academic pressure starting September. Total hours drop from 124 to 112, with a 14 hour normal load. Natural sciences require seven hours with limited lab work, humanities drop to 12 hours with three different fields, and social sciences add courses from education. PE remains four hours with optional unsatisfactory option. Assemblies fall from eight to three per semester for undergraduates and Conservatory students.
List of Oberlin Court defendants with charges and fines includes John Todh 624 Rockwell Sandusky overload Elbert Gomer Marlington driving while intoxicated fined 250 jail six nights license suspended 51x monthsCharles Livermore RD2 registration display 5 John Pike 2031 Newman Ave Lakewood no safety goggles 5 James Emery RD Wellington no license 50 speeding 15 Robert Staples 47 Grant St New London reckless operation 20 John Regal RD2 Wellington improper backing 10 improper passing 10 Arthur Rieske Box 7 Rochester speeding 10 John Fritz RD1 Huron 15 Shirley Baker RD3 Wellington 20 John ne 1348 West Erie Ave Lorain
Local newspaper item from Elyria Ohio dated April 3 reports on a Chronicle Telegram 21 era matter with unspecified details and partial text fragments.
A public hearing on a proposal to build an apartment complex at 209 East Lorain Street will precede Oberlin’s May 6 city council meeting. The plan calls for three two bedroom units and one one bedroom unit. approval was recommended by the planning commission. The council also set hearings on zoning revisions and authorized bids for an office building, a light and power system facility, three trucks, and a backhoe. Charles Thodt was named chair of the planning commission representative to the regional transportation advisory committee.
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