Oberlin approves sabbatical leaves for 26 more faculty
Oberlin College announces sabbatical leaves for 26 additional faculty for 1972 73. Thirty three professors will be on leave at various locations including Washington DC Europe and the Far East. Leaves cover year and semester terms with multiple scholars researching topics from public interest groups to aquatic ecosystems.
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Oberlin
Oberlin College
Washington D.C
Europe
Far East
Paul B. Arnold
Michigan
Taiwan
Ruth H. Brunner
Paul A. Dawson
Washington, D.C
David A. Egloff
University of Georgia
Athens
Daniel J. Goulding
London
Paris
Rome
Prague
Warsaw
Lodz
Belgrade
Copenhagen
Robert H. Grimm
Hebrew University of Jerusalem
John N. Hobbs
France
Amherst Increases School Lunch and Milk Prices for 1972-73
Amherst board raises lunch prices for grades 1-4 from 35 to 40 cents and grades 5-12 from 40 to 45 cents. Milk prices go from 2 to 3 cents. Board president Dodson says the move aligns with peers and will be reevaluated later. The board also contracted driver education at $54 per pupil and hired two staff: Carolyn Wiggins as elementary music teacher and Thomas Giblin Lorain as junior high social studies teacher.
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Amherst
Board of Education
Russell Dodson
High School
Driver Training Inc
Carolyn Wiggins
Muskingum College
Thomas Giblin_ Lorain
Miami University of Ohio
Milan Village Approves Staff Salary Increase
Milan village board granted full time employees a $25 monthly raise retroactive to June 1, directed by the council at its last meeting. The board learned insurance and performance bonds from contractor R A Borse of Monroeville have not been received for water line relocation on Lockwood Road, and will seek an explanation from the engineer. Richard Meyers to attend the Melon Festival Committee meeting to ensure village equipment is operated only by village employees. Bills totaling 319.140 were paid.
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Milan
Board of Public Affairs
Village Council
R. A. Borse
Monroeville
Lockwood Road
Richard Meyers
Lorain Youth Held in Burglary Case
A Lorain youth, Andrew L. Bandell Jr., 18, was ordered held to the Lorain County grand jury after pleading innocent to breaking and entering in a morning Minotts Carryout burglary. A 16-year-old was treated for injuries and referred to juvenile authorities. Bandell's bond was set at 1000.
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Lorain
Lorain County
Grand Jury
Andrew L. Bandell Jr
E. 30Th St
Lorain Community Hospital
Bandell
Lorain Municipal Court
Bandeli
Lorain County Juvenile Authorities
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