Battle lines drawn in Lorain library district fight
Lorain County libraries brace for a boundary showdown with the State Library Board this fall. Lorain Public Library withdrew a county wide system plan but seeks to protect its service area while Elyria Wellington Amherst and Oberlin push for redistricting. Elyria requests include the City of Elyria Keystone School District and North Ridgeville. Wellington seeks Wellington and surrounding townships.
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Oberlin tuition rises to 17240 while enrollment remains strong
Oberlin College will charge about 17240 a year starting this fall making it the priciest private college in Ohio. Despite the high cost about 2808 students enroll with 87 percent from outside the state and 136 new students from New York. President Frederick Starr says cost does not deter applicants and Oberlin is seen as a solid investment.
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Celeste in town to push party ticket in Lorain
Governor Richard Celeste spoke at St. Peter's Pavilion as part of the sixth annual Democratic fundraiser. He urged about 1,000 attendees to support the November ticket while avoiding a direct pledge on backing Lorain's casino bill. He criticized the Reagan Administration and praised Lorain County efforts.
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Upside down airplane to land at Cleveland Air Show
The 59th Cleveland National Air Show at Burke Lakefront Airport features the Blue Angels new jets, the U S Army Golden Knights, the Concord, and Craig Hosking’s inverted landings with his Doubletake plane. About 300000 spectators are expected September 3 to 5. Hosking’s First inverted landing occurred February 27 1985 and his plane does Lomeevaks Torque Rolls Hammerheads and Cuban 8s.
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