Oberlin cable bid favored Cable Co-op over Grafton
Oberlin advisory committee backs Cable Co-op for the city cable TV franchise citing local programming and strong management planning but notes concerns over revenue projections and pole installation costs. City Manager Sugerman to present recommendation to City Council with next meeting likely Tuesday.
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Study finds 36 percent read some, 20 percent heavy
Washington AP reports a Book Industry Study Group finding that 44 percent of adults never pick up a book while 36 percent read occasionally and 20 percent read a book weekly or more. The study notes optimism about books thriving despite electronic entertainment and PCs, with more heavy readers and fewer light readers since 1978, though young people read less than before.
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Oberlin school board approves staff reductions
Oberlin The Board of Education approved staff reductions in five areas, proposed by Superintendent Gail Brubaker, to adjust to decreasing enrollment. The district loses about 50 students yearly, with total enrollment dropping to 1,450 this fall. No course offerings will be cut. The board also approved a campaign to identify and assist handicapped children to better serve needs.
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