Oberlin Debates Income Tax as City Faces Large Projects
Oberlin council argues a one percent income tax is needed to fund sewer repairs, a new fire engine and housing, street work, and pay raises. Critics like Lysle Butler challenge reliance on utilities for revenue and demand exact cost figures. a referendum is likely in November with property owners bearing most capital costs if the tax fails.
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Oberlin
Council
Lysle K. Butler
Butler
Finance Committee
Council Bas
Plum Creek
Oberlin radar narrows driving record 50 years
Oberlin police used radar on South Main and West Lorain streets from March 30 to yesterday catching 23 speeders. Myrtle Waldron of Lorain cited for 47 in a 35 zone, fined $10, jeopardizing her 50 year clean record. Others fined include Smith, Neumann, Dittmer, Seaman, Thome, Eberhardt, Mack, and Espinoza with fines from $10 to $50 and license suspensions. George Langeler of Oberlin College will discuss graduate education in Chicago April 23.
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Oberlin
South Main
West Lorain
Myrtle Waldron
Lorain
David Goldthorpe
Goldthorpe
Daniel Petruchik
Lincoln St
South Main St
Petruchik
Shirely
Ann Smith
Wellington
William E. Neumann
West Lorain St
Gary Dittmer
Pearl Ave
Dellasue Seaman
Jones Rd
Edward Thome
Nottingham
Elyria
Don Eberhardt
Nantucket
William Martin
Pyle
Amherst
Betty Trifiletti
Crown Hill
Herman Schramm
Sally Becachoten
Berlin Heights
Lewis
Magnetti
Parsons Rd
William Mack
George H. Langeler
Oberlin College
North Central Association of Schools and Colleges
Chicago
Spelling Bee Winners Captivate Huron County Contest
NEW LONDON Carrolyn Church from Hartland and Susan Sebaslai of Western Reserve shared top honors at the Huron County Spelling Bee in Hicksville. Darrolyn won fifth and sixth grade, while Susan claimed seventh and eighth grade titles as about 175 people watched.
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New London
Carrolyn Church
Hartland
Susan Sebaslai
Western Reserve
Huron County
Hicksville
Darrolyn
Rebecca Hamer
Susan
Delores Collins
Pierce
Clarksfield
Townsend
Wakeman
Monroeville
Lyme
Hilda Oxley
Paul Eckler
David Kean
Ivan Goodrich
Oberlin College Choir to Present Sunday Concert at Finney Chapel
The Oberlin College Choir under Robert Fountain will perform Sunday at 8 p.m. in Finney Chapel with an eight member ensemble from the conservatory. The program includes works by Palestrina Victoria Bach Mozart Verdi Schonberg Copland and was part of their spring tour and New York appearance on the Oberlin in New York centennial series. Fountain has directed the choir since 1964 and this year the choir has 64 members.
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Oberlin
Oberlin College
Robert Fountain
Finney Chapel
Conservatory
Palestrina
Victoria
Sch
J.S. Bach
Mozart
G. Verdi
Schonberg
Copland
Town Hall
New York City
New York
New York Times
Fountain
Oberlin College Conservatory of Music
Conservatory of Music
College of Arts and Sciences
Oberlin Allen Art Museum to host faculty artists show
Oberlin College’s Allen Art Museum will display works by faculty from April 10 to 30 in the north galleries and sculpture court. Paul Arnold Royce Dendler and Christopher Muhlert will exhibit with Dendler and Muhlert making their first museum show. A Friends of Art viewing and 13th annual purchase party is set for April 10 at 8 p.m. Arnold shows about 25 color woodblock prints from 1965 66. Dendler a Yale graduate displays ten works in plastic and light supported by a GLCA grant. Muhlert, Western Reserve University trained, presents two paintings and six drawings with previous Cleveland May Show recognition.
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Oberlin
Oberlin College
Allen Art Museum
Paul Arnold
Royce Dendler
Christopher Muhllert
Dendler
Muhlert
Oberlin Friends of Art
Arnold
The
Great Lakes Colleges
Contract let for storage addition in Berlin Heights
Berlin Heights council awarded Emery Putnoky a $990 contract to build a 24 by 33 foot storage addition to the village building. Construction will start soon and finish in about 60 days. The council also seeks more help for spring projects and approved a one hour parking rule on the west side of center street 9 am to 4 pm. The next meeting is May 1 at 8 p.m. in Berlin Library to prepare the village hall for the election.
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Berlin Heights
Emery Putnoky
Center Street
Berlin
Four lecturers to visit Oberlin this month
Oberlin College hosts four visiting lecturers during April under Forum Board auspices. Rusinov, from American University in Eastern Europe, speaks April 4 on From Soviet Empire to Communist Commonwealth. Other events feature Allen Ginsberg April 12, Douglas Haskell April 13, and Adolf Grunbaum April 28–29, all open to the public.
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Oberlin
Dennison Rusinow
American University
Eastern Europe
Oberlin College
Forum Board
Soviet Empire
Communist Commonwealth
King Building
Rusinov
Finney Chapel
Wilder Hall
Douglas Haskell
Architectural Forum
Adolf Grunbaum
Andrew Mellon
Center
Tinue
Fornun ‘Board
Placement head attends meeting at Dallas convention
Miss Dorothy M. Smith, director of the Office of Placement and Graduate Counseling at Oberlin College, attended the annual convention of the American Personnel and Guidance Association in Dallas, Texas, in March 1923. She served as Recorder for a session on placement problems and chaired a session of the placement center.
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Dorothy M. Smith
Oberlin College
American Personnel and Guidance Association
Dallas
Texas
Oberlin Director to Attend International College Unions Conference
Larry A. Heller, director of the Oberlin College student union, will be among 900 delegates at the 4th Annual Conference of the International Association of College Unions in Philadelphia on April 12. Discussions will cover The Change we Tempt Community, 4 Revolutions in Personal Values, and Academic Freedom for Students.
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Larry A. Heller
Oberlin College
International Association of College Unions
Philadelphia
Indian Civilization topics head Oberlin lectures
India scholars Raju and Dwivedi discuss contemporary religious thought and Twentieth Century Indian painting in Oberlin College Humanties Lecture Series. Raju, since 1964 Wooster philosophy professor, has ten books and 100 articles. Dwivedi, Cleveland Museum of Art curator, specializes in Rajput miniatures and Indian ivory carvings.
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Oberlin
P. T. Raju
College of Wooster
Y. P. Dwivedi
Cleveland Museum of Art
Oberlin College
Raju
Dwivedi
India
United States
District Education Museum
Muzaffar Nagar
National Museum
New Delhi
Oriental Art
Arts Asiatiques
Avon Lake water plant to shut briefly for valve replacement
Avon Lake's water plant will shut down at 1 am for a valve replacement in the main line in front of the plant. Superintendent Robert Ulderhill said repairs will affect residents along Center Road between the junction and Center Road and will be restored in the morning.
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Avon Lake
Robert Ulderhill
Jwa
Center Road
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