Armenian quake children arrive in Columbus for treatment
Three children from Soviet Armenia, including Andok Kartashian, 10, who survived 28 hours under rubble, arrived at Children's Hospital in Columbus for medical care and physical therapy. A Minnie Morse doll given by First Lady Barbara Bush accompanied them, as they and their families receive support across nine U.S. hospitals.
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Andok Kartashian
Robert Clark
Columbus
Children’s Hospital
Garen Mazmanian
Armenia
Barbara Bush
Soviet Union
Andrews Air Force Base
Washington, D.C
Andok
Satik Kartashia
Williams
Hagop
Mekhjian
Ohio State University Hospitals
Project Hope
International Medical Association
Larry Moody
Cincinnati Financial Corp
Craig Waldbillig
Medex
Vocational School Board Approves New Math Courses
Oberlin-Torain County Joint Vocational School Board approves 12 changes adding separate mathematics credits through applied math in travel trades welding and fabrication and general office services. The board also adds applied communications for agriculture mechanics machine technology and travel trades.
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Oberlin
Torain County Joint Vocational School Board
Vocational School Board
Larry Pfrogner
Pfrogner
William Ruth
Progner
Sandra Binggel
Wellington council weighs three year BFI trash contract
Wellington officials backed by the Utali fies Committee recommend accepting Browning Ferris Industries three year bid for village wide mandatory solid waste collection at $594 the first month then $642 and $696 per month with BPA to manage billing and fees.
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Wellington
Browning Ferris Industries
BFT
James Querin
Jones Street
State dollars for needy, homeless inadequate funding outlook
Rep. Ray Miller says no new revenues in near future for poor aid in Gov Celeste 1989 1991 budget. Have A Heart Ohio urges higher ADC benefits citing need at 45 percent and calls for $60 monthly increases, while critics say resources exist but allocations fail to reach those in need.
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Jack Frech
Athens
Coalition
Celeste
Frech
ADC
Fred
Athens County
Three youths charged in Jones Street Sheila Drive vandalism
Police cited two 13 year olds and one 14 year old for vandalizing homes on Jones Street and Sheila Drive Sunday. An anonymous caller, claiming they attend McCormick Middle School, identified the youths who admitted the acts and a 13 year old was charged with unauthorized use of a motor vehicle driving without a license and vandalism. All were released to their parents pending court action.
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Wellington
Jones Street
Sheila Drive
McCormick Middle School
David Snyder
Raymond Prindle
LaGrange seeks clerk treasurer replacement and council actions
LaGrange officials report Clerk Treasurer Carol Kozel resigned effective Feb 28. Mayor Ken Sooy says interviews will continue with in town and out of town candidates and the hotel replacement deadline was extended. The council voted to remodel village hall storage into living quarters for volunteer ambulance workers shared with LaGrange Township. Regulations for keeping animals were discussed.
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Carol Kozel
Sooy
LaGrange Township
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