Oberlin Council Approves Relief Water Rate and Loan
Oberlin city council amended the water rate ordinance to provide relief for large users and authorized a $75,000 loan to pursue a $1.7 million water system project. The plan lowers the impact on about 200 low users including Oberlin College and a municipal plant, with a 37 4 cent per 100 cubic feet rate for 65 000 cubic feet and 25 cents per 100 cubic feet for over 100 000 cubic feet.
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Oberlin Board Accepts Eight Resignations and Rehires Sixty-Two
Oberlin Board of Education approved eight teacher resignations and rehired sixty-two staff. Assistant football and track coach hired for total salary of 4.20. Chester Foraker will teach biology and science alongside coaching after Blatien College graduation. Librarian Edith May also rehired. Details cover cafeteria, supplies, and bookstore arrangements for next year.
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George Arthrell
Jane Haney Fuer
Marion Shapiro
Lala Trallel
Pamela Mertincill
John Adams
Floyd Waters
Chester Foraker
Blatien College
Oberlin Judge Fines Two for DWI and Ordinance Violation
In Oberlin near Liavin Court two defendants were fined for drunken driving and related offenses. Milind Mekkeone and another man received fines and jail or suspension terms, while a third case cited an ordinance violation with fines and costs. Additional citations included speeding and parking violations in the same session.
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Oberlin student chosen for Moscow exchange with YMCA
A Oberlin College junior from Moriches New York is one of 40 American students selected to travel to Moscow under YMCA signaled exchange programs. He will study Russian language and culture in a two month orientation in Vienna and Moscow before visiting Soviet and American peers as interpreter and representative of Oberlin Y.
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Hospital Transfer Delayed at Oberlin Council Meeting
Oberlin City Council discussed but took no action on articles of incorporation and a code of regulations for transferring Allen Memorial Hospital to a proposed non profit corporation. A letter from Councilman William Hellmuth urged limiting membership to 100 and banning discrimination on race creed or color.
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New FFA Officers At Berlin Heights Workshop
Newly elected officers of Berlin Chapter FFA will attend a district officers workshop tomorrow afternoon in Harbor. Officers-elect are Bruce Burnham president Clark Hahn vice president Tim Gammie treasurer Ray Otto secretary Ray Russ sentinel and Monte Harris reporter. The chapter also hosts a swimming party Thursday at Perkins High School pool and kicks off its annual scrap drive through May 7 to fund a trip next fall.
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Ale Harbor
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Ray Russ
Monte Harris
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City Signals Pay Change For Fire Alarm Operators
City Manager says stream foreman moves from hourly to salaried pay while keeping overall rate near current. Additional duties for five men include covering radio calls at police requests, with a set schedule to enhance radio operation coverage.
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Weird Entries Found in Cemetery Endowment Accounts
Oberlin council members discuss an auditor’s report noting unusual items in cemetery funds. City officials say investments by individuals are used to maintain graves, and a community hobby show kicks off Friday evening with stamps and related exhibits, as part of local civic activity.
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Equity
State Sen Schroeder Interjects In Raucous Session
The report shows Republican State Sen. Jack Schroeder interrupting Democrat Sen. Melvin Wolf during a debate over Republican motives. Wolf challenges Schroeder to read a paragraph praising the reader, prompting tension and calls for order as the session continues.
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