Oberlin story highlights educator's impact on youths
Oberlin mother praises special education teacher Alfred Goerlich for placing three students in full time jobs at Seaway Bolt and Specials Co. in Columbia Station and inspiring graduates. The piece also touches on his broader efforts, a Christmas toy aside, a birth certificate pickup, local crime notes, and a political talk at Oberlin College.
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Don Pease
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Oberlin teachers view Citizens Committee survey mixed
A survey by Ohio State on Oberlin public schools shows seven percent of teachers view the Citizens Committee for Better Schools negatively. The 29 current staff and 17 former members responded. results cite average morale, mixed views on curriculum, and calls to improve opportunities for culturally deprived students.
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Science shrinks piles with new non surgical method
A new healing substance claims to shrink hemorrhoids and end itching without surgery. Case reports suggest pain relief and noticeable size reduction, with patients noting the problem no longer dominates daily life. The Bro-Dine compound is marketed as a suppository or ointment under medical supervision.
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New York
Sten
Cee Sane
Guillotine builder bound over in Akron case
Leslie Bolin, 28, a Norton man and crane operator, was bound to Summit County grand jury on assault with a deadly weapon charges after a preliminary hearing. Bolin allegedly plotted to behead his wife with a homemade guillotine and faced bond reduction to 1500 dollars for psychiatric counseling.
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Akron
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Summit County
Leslie Bolin
Jeanette
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Harry van Berg
Area man's prefix Corn Crest for Guernsey cattle
Peterborough N A Jim Cornish of Grafton has reserved the prefix Corn Crest for exclusive use in naming his purebred Guernsey cattle. The prefix is now on file with the American Guernsey Cattle Club, the nonprofit registry serving about 40 000 breeders nationwide.
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Jim Cornish
Grafton
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American Guernsey Cattle Club
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Cornish
Driver Exam Stations Close for Holiday in Ghio
Colonel Robert M. Chiaramonte announces Ghio Driver's License examination stations will close Friday December 24 and Friday December 31 for the holiday period.
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Columbus
Robert M. Chiaramonte
Ghio State Highway Patrol
Ghio
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