Oberlin considers time disconnect plan for phone lines
City Manager Richard Dunn told council the Redden drafted inquiry on seven minute and forty second time disconnects was too long. He plans a shorter form and will report next meeting. A private line survey has been discussed with Northern Ohio Telephone Co. and a PUC related decision in Wadsworth cited.
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Oberlin council restarts bid for low cost housing project
Oberlin city council approved two resolutions to pursue low cost housing after rescinding prior ordinances. The plan, guided by Ronald Ifey of Lorain Metropolitan Housing Authority, aims to fund a $20,000 preliminary site survey and a cooperative agreement with L M H A to develop 100 units, half for families and half for aged couples, spread across the city.
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Lorain Metan
William F. Hellmuth
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Meeting Planned by Metho dist Women’s Society
New officers were elected for the Methodist Women’s Society for Christian Service and a meeting night policy set. Officers include Mrs Hayden Coe as president, Mrs Robert A Baker as vice president, Esther Foster recording secretary, Mrs Wilbert Brassee corresponding secretary, Mrs Bruce Firestone treasurer, Mrs John Peis missionary secretary, Mrs Sidney Beach and Mrs Richard Johnson church activities, Mrs Francis Stuart student secretary, Mrs Adnan Dalgliesh church youth secretary, and Mrs Forrest Larkey spiritual life and literature secretary.
Dr. Charles Malik to Speak at Oberlin Assembly
Former UN General Assembly president Dr. Charles H. Malik will address Oberlin College Assembly Thursday at noon in Finney Chapel on This Shaken Age. He will also speak in Wilder Hall and answer questions in an open session and a public forum on subsequent days.
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Beirut
Oberlin to Host Fifth Summer Mathematics Institute Staff Named
Six-member Oberlin Night staff announced for the fifth Summer Mathematics Institute. The program, part of a $600 000 light plant upgrade, runs June 18 to August 10 with 33 states the Panama Canal Zone and India represented among math teachers. The NSF funds cover tuition fees living expenses and travel for participants.
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Oberlin
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Michigan University
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Brown University
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National Science Foundation
Wellington mayor fines four in court
In Wellington, four residents were fined on various charges after court appearances. Lou Coffin faced two convictions with fines for resisting arrest and intoxication. Kenneth Raab paid a fine for speeding, while Oliver J. Crossno and Mary Lou Naro were fined for intoxication and petit larceny respectively. Also from Oberlin, a three day philosophy colloquium at Oberlin College announced 40 philosophers from 16 universities will discuss truth with talks by Garver, Castaneda, Prior, and Searle, starting Friday evening.
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Annual DC colloquium to host forty philosophers
Forty philosophers are expected at the DC colloquium with Prof Prior speaking on Know and Prof Searle delivering the Sunday closing address on Meaning and Speech Acts. Sessions occur Saturday and Sunday at the Little Theater with visiting commentators and chairs from multiple colleges and universities listed.
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Searle
Oberlin Court Records Highlight Traffic Citations
A list from Oberlin municipal court shows William Thompson 27 of R D 1 Main Ra cited for registration issues $15 Charles Englund 19 of 2183 G sae Beit Sictitious registration $15 Vern Desiick 68 of 111 South St New London charged with improper turn $15 Robert Davidson 37 Mechan St Birmingham cited for speeding $16 Elyria speeding cited with $16 fine.
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Vern A. Desiick
South’ St
New London
Robert G. Davidson
Birmingham
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