Oberlin considers water sale talks with Kipton
Oberlin City officials discuss selling water to Kipton residents amid plans to meet with Kipton leaders. Carlisle Township trustees and Oberlin owners explore a market for Oberlin water, with a $1.7 million reservoir and a 280 million gallon supply highlighted, as Mayor Kenneth Ives Jr. and City Manager Donald Marquis weigh options.
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Oberlin
Marquis
Esther C Sperry
Kipton
Kip
Kenneth Ives, Jr
Ives
West Corner
Sion
Elyria Council OKs Abbe land gift and road expansion
The Elyria City Council accepted a donated Abbe Road land strip from H and J Development Corp adjacent to Lorain Community College, adding 10 feet of right of way for future four-lane expansion. The parcel replaces a path land requirement for new developments and accompanies plans to vacation a Pine Street parcel for Elyria Furniture Co. and discuss a water sale proposal.
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H and J Development Corporation
Elyria
Lorain Community College
Abbe Rd
Elyria Furniture Co
Pine St
Last Ave
Oberlin dinner closes Peace Corps training program
Oberlin College concludes a Peace Corps training session with a smorgasbord dinner for 107 trainees and about 50 staff. The nine week course, led by Prof. Paul Arnold, prepared 5 French speaking West African nations assignments. Trainees depart for Laval University in Quebec for four weeks of practice before postings to Ivory Coast, Togo, Gabon, Guinea, and Cameroon.
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Oberlin College
Oberlin
Paul Arnold
West Africa
Laval University
Quebec City
Que
Canada
Laval
Ivory Coast
Togo
Gabon
Guinea
Cameroon
Donald R. Reich
John R. Thompson
Greensburg High School First Rural Integration In Parish
In Greensburg Louisiana three 12th graders one girl and two boys enrolled at Greensburg High School under heavy police guard. The 12 year fight over desegregation ends with quiet enrollment and a plan to reduce police presence as officials note no demonstrations or visible attention.
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Greensburg
UPI
Greensburg High School
St. Helena Parish
Louisiana
Chain reaction theft leads to stolen car and rack
Dallas police stopped a motorist Sunday and found a newspaper rack and coin box on the front seat. The driver said he stole them to pay a $15 speeding fine. The car was reported stolen as well.
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Dallas
UPI
B. E. Cannon
J. P. Damron
Graebner advances in doubles at National Championships
In Chestnut Hill Massachusetts Clark Graebner of Beachwood Ohio and Mary Riessen of Evansville Indiana upset Jerry Cromwell of Los Angeles and Steve Field of Tucson Arizona to reach the second round of the National Doubles Tennis Championships. The third seeded Richard McFarland and Robert Nihousen were eliminated by Lawrence Kreiger and Loe MacCracken while F Charles Moazen and Stephen Bromley fell to Mike Sangster and Graham Stillwell.
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Chestnut Hill
Mass
Clark Graebner
Beachwood
Ohio
Mary Riessen
Evansston
Jerry Cromwell
Los Angeles
Steve Field
Tucson
Ariz
Richard McFarland
Canton
Robert Nihousen
Cuyahoga Falls
Lawrence Kre
NCAA to Stage Indoor Track Meet at Cobo Hall Detroit
The NCAA will hold its first indoor track and field championships next March at Detroit's Cobo Hall on March 12 and 13. The event was approved by the NCAA's 10-man executive committee at its summer meeting in a midtown hotel.
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New York
UPI
National Collegiate Athletic Association
NCAA
Detroit
Cobo Hall
Carpentier Named Hall of Fame Scroll Recipient
Georges Carpentier, hailed as a legendary French boxer, was selected by the World Boxing Historian's Association to receive a hall of fame scroll on September 27 in Philadelphia. Tommy Loughran, retired undefeated light heavyweight champion, will also receive a scroll at the National Veteran Boxers Association's second convention.
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Philadelphia
UPI
Georges Carpentier
World Boxing Historian's Association
Tommy Loughran
National
Veteran Boxers Association
Berlin Heights Adds Two Deputy Marshals to Police Force
Berlin Heights hires two deputy marshals to aid Police Chief Robert Sommerville. Jerry Nottke and Gary Limbird were sworn in by Mayor Myron Nichols to handle traffic and other duties, allowing Sommerville time off. Limbird is a hospital employee and Navy veteran. Nottke works for the Erie County engineer and is Berlin Local School graduate.
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Berlin Heights
Robert Sommerville
Myron Nichols
Jerry Nottke
Gary Limbird
Sommerville
Limbird
Amherst Hospital
Andress Rd
Nottke
Barrows Rd
Erie County
Berlin
Hearst editor Jerome Karpf dies at 67 in NY
Jerome J. Karpf, 67, Sunday editor of the New York Journal American and former managing editor of three Hearst newspapers, died Monday after a long illness in Rockville Centre New York. A UPI report notes his influential journalism career and state of health.
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Rockville Centre, NY
UPI
Jerome J. Karpf
New York Journal-American
Hearst
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