Oberlin writer shares Latin America expertise in interview
Oberlin resident Mike Haverstock, a veteran Latin America journalist, details decades of reporting from the region, work with the Alliance of Progress, and a later role shaping education through Learner Publications. He cites Brazil’s urbanization, Peru’s 1968 coup, and his critique of U.S. aid to the Contras amid the Rio Treaty.
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Oberlin firm seeks 45 percent property tax cut
Ciba Corning Diagnostics Corp Gilford Systems asks Oberlin county for a 45 percent devaluation of its taxable property from 4.59 million to 2.7 million, a move that would cost Oberlin schools about 20 000 yearly in tax revenue. The county Board of Revision plans to meet next week to hear the case with Mark Stewart stating the firm argues taxes exceed its property value. The board heard supporting testimony from a Sabre Corp appraiser and toured the plant after inspection Thursday.
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Wrong Address Involved In Rape Case And Tax Devaluation
Anthony Harris faced rape assault kidnapping and abduction charges by Elyria police and claimed 3044 Vine Ave as his home though a resident denies he lived there. A firm retained by the board accompanied a tour and appraisal while a devaluation request would cut annual property taxes from 91 800 to 54 000 affecting 1986 revenues for schools and local government.
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Avon Lake Hires Technology Director to Upgrade Schools
Avon Lake Schools appoint Albert Weiss as director of educational technology starting August 3. He plans to bring computers into classrooms for teachers and students, keep pace with new developments, and integrate tech as a core curriculum component. Weiss holds a master's in computers in education from Cleveland State University and previously worked as art teacher and computer advisor in Westlake Public Schools.
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Weiss
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Westlake Public Schools
Firelands College to offer telecourses this fall
Firelands College will again offer credit telecourses broadcast on Erie County Cable Channel 27. Courses can be completed by watching programs at home with regular campus discussion times. Registration for telecourses is at the Office of Registration in the East Building through August 25 in person.
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