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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1965
Page
7
Oberlin’s 1964 juvenile delinquency report shows 108 investigations, 71 cited to juvenile court, and 33 prior-year court appearances. The piece cites race, church and Scout involvement, and urges parental action to steer youths away from crime.
Firelands Board of Education approves a broad pay hike for nonteaching staff effective 1965 66. Drivers gain overtime and school bus training incentives, clerks and secretaries see new salary schedules, with raises from about 6 to 12 percent and new monthly rates for administrative, elementary, and clerical positions.
South Amherst officials discussed the inadequacy of industrial arts facilities at the high school. Ventilation and woodworking machinery were highlighted, while metalworking equipment was deemed sufficient. The plan aims to broaden ninth grade offerings and add advanced electricity, electronics, and welding in higher grades, but no action was taken.
South Amherst Board of Education leaders clashed over teacher credit union deductions and profits from school pictures. Jones was the sole dissenter, arguing profits support finance firms and should be avoided. The board approved contracting Ohio School Pictures for 1965-66 and discussed campus upgrades, parking repairs, and a new canopy at Avon Lake city projects.
International law specialist Dr Bhek Pati Sinha of New York will discuss Aspects of the UN at Oberlin College in the Main Lounge Wilder Hall tomorrow at 7 30 p m The talk is part of the CRF drive Feb 11 March to raise 10000 for seven international and American organizations Readers are invited to attend the other CRF programs including Dr Robert Dew on the Schweitzer Hospital in Haiti and Douglas Grube on the World University Service.
Montreal Canadiens right wing Yvan Cournoyer was sent to the American Hockey League's Quebec Aces on Monday to give him a chance to play regularly.
A New York electronics company offers an electrocardiograph able to hear a fetus heartbeat by the 12th week. The instrument can detect multiple pregnancies including twins and triplets or quadrupets.
Court records list defendants facing charges from speeding to driving while intoxicated. Richard A Olah, 21, and Virg:l C Hunt, 52, face varying fines and penalties, with Hunt also losing driving privileges for a year. Other names include Meek 18, Stewart 74, and Bauer 7, all tied to traffic or related offenses.
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