Firelands youths plead guilty in cemetery grave case
Ronald Snider and Thomas Shurr both 18 pleaded guilty after charges were reduced. They faced a maximum five year term for grave robbing. Judge Joseph Ryan gave $500 fines and 0 day jail with a 100 fine and a suspended sentence if they resign as class officers by Memorial Day, grade and clean the cemetery by June 10, and volunteer 40 hours weekly at city cemeteries through July 10, then one year probation. The March incident in a private West Road cemetery included three graves opened with bones removed.
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Ronald Snider
Thomas Shurr
Lawrence Schell
Joseph Ryan
Erie County
Ryan
City Service
Samuel George
West Road
Snider and Shurr
Newman Attends ACUI Denver Conference
Patrick M. Newman, coordinator of student activities at Lorain County Community College, attended the 6th annual ACUI conference in Denver. More than 800 delegates from two and four year colleges gathered to discuss the link between student activities and surrounding communities. Wilkinson Center at Brigham Young University hosted the meeting, as ACUI, founded in 1914, supports college unions and their program development.
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Patrick M. Newman
Lorain County Community College
Association of College Unions International
Denver
Colo
Sessiome
Wilkinson Center
Brigham Young University
Provo
Utah
Connecticut Aims Gifted Education Expansion
Education officials outline three core elements for gifted programs including state funding, fulltime leadership, and training for teachers. Connecticut faces limited state support as it compares to other states, with advocacy urged for local program development and public pressure to expand opportunities.
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William G. Vassar
Connecticut Department of Education
Vassar
Burglary Strikes Lorain Shop. Three TVs Stolen
A burglar escaped with three television sets and a two way transmitter from Edward E. Baumhardt’s shop at 1890 Elyria Ave Lorain early Friday. The entry occurred through Wednesday and the shop had not been replaced. The value of the stolen equipment is listed at 365 dollars by police.
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Lorain
Edward E. Baumhardt
Elyria Ave
Baumhart
Suburban Monday Calendar of Community Meetings
Local notices list events for Monday in New London and surrounding towns. Volunteer firemen gather at 8 pm in Columb ia and Firelands groups meet across several schools and halls.__
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New London
Columbia teacher contracts renewed
The Columbia Board of Education renewed contracts for 70 teachers at Thursday's meeting. Salary notices will be sent to teachers on continuing contracts. One year contracts were approved for nine teachers with bachelor degrees or provisional certificates. Thirteen teachers will receive one year contracts upon certification requirements. Action for some teachers deferred to next meeting. Six resignations accepted. Leaving at end of this year are Richard Kuebler Karen Marten Phillip Harbinson Dan Elizabeth Sebastian and Lawrence Schertzer.
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Columbia
Columbia Board of Education
Richard Kuebler
Karen Marten
Phillip Harbinson
Dan
Elizabeth Sebastian
Lawrence Schertzer
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