Chronicle profile shows welfare limits strain Lorain families
Marie, 24, supports three children on 466 dollars a month under welfare. She and others fear stigma, justify small cheating, and describe meager meals, cramped housing, and safety concerns while relying on food stamps and odd jobs to survive. Joe, 66, on 212 dollars monthly Social Security, hunts for food and resents meat costs. both households face uncertainty ahead of winter. The piece portrays poverty in Lorain County with firsthand voices and bleak living conditions.
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Marie
Southeast Lorain
Chronicle-Telegram
Lorain County
Objection to Copier Purchases Shapes Oberlin Board Decision
Teachers and the board of education clashed over purchasing a new Xerox 9400 copy machine after a trial period. The device arrived November 18 and was installed in the administration building on North Pleasant Street while existing Xerox 2400s were shut off. A courier system handled copying between schools and the central office twice daily.
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Oberlin
Board of Education
North Pleasant Street
Gail Brubaker
Brubaker
Jim Davis
Discrimination suit against OC rejected
The 6th U S Circuit Court of Appeals ruled Oberlin College did not discriminate against Cleve Canham in hiring for an assistant editor job in 1974. The court found the decision not to hire Canham was based on his trial performance, not sex, despite the college’s affirmative action emphasis and a finalist woman. The ruling notes Canham’s prior work and ranking, with a woman ultimately hired after tests.
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Oberlin
Oberlin College
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Cincinnati
Cleve Canham
Canham
Lorain Journal
Salt Lake City Tribune
Moline, HL
Dispatch
Elyria and Lorain audits show minor findings and new rules
An Elyria audit covering 1978 to 1981 shows no findings or adjustments and cost 29600 dollars while noting minor citations and recommendations. A Lorain council seeks input on late night store guidelines mirroring Akron rules for robbery prevention and safe operations with 30 day compliance.
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Elyria
Lorain
Gerald Amato
R-4
Akron
Stevenson Chosen for Leaders for the 80s Program
Lorain County Community College associate professor of nursing Mary Ann Stevenson was selected for the Leaders for the 80s project, one of 70 women nationwide, to receive training for potential administration. A PhD candidate at Ohio State University, she has taught at LCCC since 1969 and served as an administrative intern in institutional planning and research during 1980-81.
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Mary Ann Stevenson
Lorain County Community College
American Association In Community and Junior Colleges
League For Innovation In the
Stevenson
Ms Stevenson
Ohio State University College of Education
LCCC
Office of
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Smith and Jones
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Ohio
Junior Achievement
Lorain County Inc
Leff
Lisa Hoenig
Lorain Catholic
Hang It Up Gang
Doyle (Tex) Ritter
B.F. Goodrich Chemical
Avon Lake
Edie Stoner
Stephanie Hilf
C-T
Xerox
Drake University
Debbie Courtright
Columbus
State Board of Education
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Franklin B. Walter
Walter
Irene Bandy
Ohio Department of Education
Beverly Renner
Renner
Spiegelberg Orchards
Middle Ridge
Eien
Macintosh
Jonathans
Melrose Red
Golden Delicious
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