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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1986
Page
9
Oberlin College hosts a symposium on Civil Rights and States Rights as students prepare a Mock Convention. Speakers from the University of South Carolina and Notre Dame urge dialogue, education, and gradual reform to advance voting rights and school integration while criticizing political tools and urging party support.
At Oberlin College Finney Chapel Robert M C Figg of the University of South Carolina warned that Southern delegates might walk out of the San Francisco Democratic Convention over civil rights. He suggested some nominees would be unacceptable to the South and could be sidetracked by the party chairman. Notre Dame’s Harry Wofford backed a strong civil rights plank even if it risks a walkout.
North Eaton Grange announces a dance and a companion shirt contest with Ray Sullinger's orchestra providing music. The event list includes an Apr 23 cake supper at the School and an Apr 27 shirt contest, with the next meeting set for Apr 13 at 8 pm. Oberlin case involves Clarence W. Wood fined $100 for reckless driving after a no contest plea.
The Wellington Township Zoning Commission met at the First Wellington Bank board room and reappointed Robert Stannard as chairman William Bennett as secretary Kenneth Farnsworth Sr Corbett Walker and Karl Crawford. The group will study non regulations and record conditions before proposing changes to the township trustees as rural residents remain unaware of zoning requirements and conflicts arise. Paul Coffin the new zoning inspector should be advised or an application made for changes or new construction. Karl Crawford was tied with the trustees to advise them and keep them informed.
Belden Bay Scout Troop L5 will hold a Court of Honor tomorrow at 8 p.m. at Belden School upcoming first and second class advances and a Star Scout award. Firelands Area Boy Scout Council executives will attend. Parents and friends of the scouts are invited. Linoleum inventor Fredrick Walton noted.
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