Ansonia Neat Home Design Aims for Budget Comfort
The Ansonia design emphasizes economy and comfort with a 1152 square foot living area and 299 square feet of garage and vestibule. It features three bedrooms, a large open living and family room, a 14 by 17 foot formal space, and a kitchen with breakfast bar. Exterior highlights include grooved plywood siding and brick veneer with a single car garage.
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Ansonia
Associated Architects
Om Street Noes
OSU to review funding for president's house plan
Trustees consider approving plans for a new $500000 residence for Ohio State University presidents. Alumni have contributed about $300000, with roughly $200000 more needed for staffing and maintenance. The proposal, announced last March, faces ongoing opposition as a December meeting nears.
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Columbus
UPI
Ohio
Ant
State University
Fawcett
OSU
Ohio State
Novice G Fawcett
Jones
Winter nature walks start in Lorain County parks
The first in a series of winter nature walks will begin tomorrow at 2 pm in Lorain County parks. Ranger Johnzon of the Park District says the series is organized by the Outdoor Education council and will continue. Evening programs include vet movies at Lorain Library at 7 30 pm with a planned Wednesday showing in Elyria in December.
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Om Couns
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Oberlin College Week of Arts and Lectures Schedule
Oberlin College lists a week of events for adults and children with no admission charge unless stated. Film series includes A Childs Christmas in Wales and An Occur rence at Owl Creek Bridge at Allen Art Museum auditorium with multiple showings. Milton screenings. organ recital by David Craighead at Warner Concert Hall. Chapel and choir events. student and faculty recitals. Archibald Cox keynote on constitutional civil disobedience. Mummers performances of Many Moons and La Ronde. civil disobedience forums led by Saul Alinsky and Nathan Glazer. Oberlin Orchestra concert. intercollegiate sports and fencing and swimming meets. various parley noon forums and a program of lectures and performances throughout the week.
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Oberlin College
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Allen Art Museum
Owl Creek Bridge
Warner Concert Hall
David Craighead
Craighead
Eastman School of Music
Finney Chapel
Finnes Chapel
Archibald Cox
Harvard University
Hall Auditorium
Wilder Hall
Kenneth Moore
Saul Alinsky
Industrial Areas Foundation
Nathan Glazer
University of California At Berkier
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Hall
Obderlin Orchestra
Franz Bino
Althea Robinson
Alan Baker
Louis Hartz
Harvard Universiv
Case Tech
Warner Gym
Akron University
Hales
Oberlin Muskingum
Feld House
Senor
Davida Rutten
Investment Seminar Monday in Holly Hall at WCA
Pierre R Smith & Co sponsors a two part investment seminar Monday at 8 pm in Holly Hall of the WCA. Cari L Smith and John F Smith will speak on inflation and investing with a purpose, followed by a panel discussion with audience participation. The event is the third in a Smith firm series and open to the public.
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Smith Firm
Durable goods orders rise on October surge
Washington reports a sharp uptick in October durable goods bookings driven by strong demand for durable items. Analysts note the gains surpass September levels, indicating solid factory activity and improving orders despite a cautious tone in the market.
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Detroit December auto output could set record
Detroit reports December auto output planned at 920000 cars, potentially setting a record for the month and marking the second highest monthly total in history.
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Detroit
Zunich challenges Lorain streetlight control dispute
Lorain Service Director George Zunich defended his authority over streetlight placement and urged a council reconsideration after being stripped of power. He cited ward-by-ward counts showing uneven distribution and warned that delay harms taxpayer safety and services.
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Service personnel Robert L. Kuhl sails for Japan from home visit
Robert L. Kuhl son of Mr and Mrs Elmer L Kuhl left Nov 16 for Japan after a three week leave with his parents. A 2193 graduate of Elstia High School he entered the service Sept 1 and trained at Great Lakes prior to joining the Navy. His new address is USS Vernon City Fleet Post Office San Francisco California 965601.
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Fairlawn Ave
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Robert
Elstia High School
Great Lakes
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Navy
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USS
Vernon City
LUST
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San Francisco
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Private Eakins Begins Aviation Electronics Training
Pvt Robert H. Eakins son of Mr and Mrs Herschel E Eakins 8 West Royalton Rd Grafton returns to Fort Gordon after a two week leave to start a seven month aviation electronics course. He completed basic training Oct 29 at Fort Gordon and is a 19 percent graduate of Midview High School. Address listed as Pvt Robert H. Eakins U S 326 296 300 Student Co 2nd BN USASESCS Fort Gordon Ga 30905.
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Herschel E. Eakins
West Royalton
Grafton
Fort Gordon
Eakins
Midview High School
U.S
Mutual funds gain foreign investor appeal abroad
Foreign buyers bought American mutual funds shares worth 280 million dollars this year, up from 115 million last year and 62 million in 1963, according to the Investment Company Institute.
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New York
Investment Company Institute
Oberlin columnist urges drivers to attend training before licensing
An Oberlin opinion piece argues motorists should complete a four week drivers' school before obtaining a license to instill compliance with existing traffic laws. The column criticizes excuses for running stop signs and warns against habit formation, noting court players already use schooling to reform habits. It previews a second column discussing other traffic topics.
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Oberlin
Oberlin Municipal Court
Young Farmer of the Area Nomination Deadline Announced
The New London Junior Chamber of Commerce calls for Outstanding Young Farmer 2] to 35 nominations by December 18. Nomination forms are available in local businesses across New London and neighboring towns and must be mailed to William Knapp, RD 2, New London, by the president of the New London Jaycees.
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LeRoy, Stoker
New London Junior Chamber of Commerce
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North Fairfield
Clarksfield
Ruggles
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Fitchville
Brighton
New London Jaycees
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