Tax fueled debate over Oberlin taxes and local funds
Oberlin councilman Harold and baker Gibson clash over tax exemptions and the county fund. They argue Oberlin benefits from Oberlin College and state that local taxpayers shoulder the burden while wanted industry and quiet living prices rise. Gibson voices concern that higher taxes threaten industry and the county budget.
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Obelin College
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County Budget Commission
Tax Burden Debate Highlighted by Local Officials
Gibson says widespread tax hikes hurt small towns like Oberlin more than larger areas Elyria and Lorain with populations around 45 000 and 50 000, while Cubson notes the Budget Commission remains a lone voice in opposition to higher taxes.
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Elyna
Gibson Ober
Elyria
Oberliin
Elynia
Cubson
Oberlin Co-Op Credit Union Declares Four Percent Dividend
Oberlin Ohio residents learned at the annual meeting held at Martin s Inn that the Oberlin Co-Op Credit Union approved a four percent dividend for shareholders. New directors elected included Charlotte Baker Donald Meblory and Gladys Wiggins William Hellmuth joined the credit committee. Orlando Shilts was named to the supervisory committee.
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Oberlin
Oberlin Co-Op Credit Union
Martin’s Inn
Charlotte Baker
Donald Meblory
Gladys Wiggins
William Hellmuth
Orlando Shilts
Advisory Committee Gives Report on School Discipline and Pregnancies
OBELIN The January Policies Advisory Committee minutes reveal schools must admit students under 21 and girls under that age who have had a pregnancy, with concerns over potential exclusion on moral grounds. The panel stresses parental responsibility, self discipline, and that discipline should educate rather than coerce, with Don McIlroy and Norman Gamble noted as chair and recorder.
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Board of Education
Harry A Ross
Aty
Don McIlroy
Pleasant St School
Norman Gamble
Penfield PTA Plans Carnival and awards event
The Penfield School PTA votes to stage a carnival on March 29 in the school. Members approve buying a five dollar TB Band letters for sixth to eighth graders who play basketball. An awards banquet for players and their parents is planned. Refreshments served by seventh grade room mothers. Local civic members participated in a panel discussion.
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PTA
Howard Andrews
New York Steel Output Hits Record 311 Million Tons
New York reports raw steel production rose to 311 million net tons last year, 17 million more than the prior record. The American Iron and Steel Institute releases figures showing US output lead over Russia, with Russia estimated at about 60 million tons.
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American Iron and Steel Institute Today
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