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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1975
Page
5
Schedule notes multiple events across towns including a theater at 8 15 p m in Clarksfield Elyria area senior citizens park and recreation center LaGrange quilt club 9 30 p m Methodist Church Bicentennial meeting 7 p m Rahrig Agency Penfield
Oberlin proposes consolidating elementary classes to cut a projected 220000 deficit. Moving K through 3 to Eastwood. 4–6 to Prospect. and all Kindergarten to Pleasant Street aims to save around 120000 in salaries plus 6000 in utilities and central office moves. Board plans open meetings for input before a May vote amid staff concerns and possible further cuts.
Columbia Gas finances drilling in Alaska and Canada and holds rights to substantial North Slope gas reserves. A gas line depends on oil pipeline start and is studied for route from the frozen north to Columbia’s service area. Work ahead but North Slope gas is anticipated.
Two Oberlin teachers Moran Rainbow and Nancy Geary were rehired after being initially non renewed last year. The board also renewed 106 contracts with no major staff cuts despite a projected 22 000 deficit. The June 24 1974 decision follows legal counsel guidance on timely notice. An Eastwood School workshop for 84 local children will run June 19 to July 11 under Ohio State University supervision.
The excerpt argues that many key inventions arose from college trained minds and warns that inflation and budget cuts threaten higher education. It urges readers to support colleges, highlighting Daguerreotype precursors, color and instant cameras, pharmaceuticals, and major innovations in rice, wheat, petrochemicals, radio, and television.
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