Amherst council delays action on 2 ordinances
Amherst City Council met Monday night in light of poor weather and sent two of three ordinances back to committee. The Westchester Estates subdivision moved toward approval as it advanced to third reading despite concerns about storm sewers. The outgoing council had earlier passed the Westchester proposal to the new council on first reading, while two other ordinances were returned to committee for study. The new system schedules committee meetings on the third Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday each month to streamline operations and widen attendance.
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Amherst
Westchester Estates
Amherst Council
Lorain sets Feb 6 desegregation report for school board
Lorain officials schedule a February 6 inservice session to present desegregation alternatives to school administrators teachers board members and the public. Eugene Banks will deliver the report at Admiral King High School with plans on actions needed to implement the desegregation program. Thomas McConsbe elected president and Leo Swete vice president of the board for 1978. Fleming Mosley granted leave of absence to pursue a doctorate with Ellen Armstrong named acting principal at Lincoln School during his absence.
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Board of Education
Nasium
Admiral King High School
Eugene Banks
Thomas McConsbe
Leo Swete
Lincoln School
Fleming Mosley
Mosley
Akron University
Ellen Armstrong
Oberlin Conservatory faculty recital leads with Miller performance
Oberlin College Conservatory professor Richard Miller will give a faculty recital at 8:20 p.m. in Warner Concert Hall assisted by Sanford Margolis. Miller will sing Lieder by Haydn Schubert Brahms and Liszt and then pursue larynx research at Groningen University on a grant from the college. Carol Neblett replaces Frederica von Stade for the Artist Recital series Feb 7 at 8 p.m. in Finney Chapel. von Stade’s Feb 24 date is postponed with details to follow. Neblett has appeared with major companies including Lyric Opera of Chicago San Francisco Opera and New York City Opera and has toured extensively with husband Kenneth Schermerhorn.
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Richard Miller
Oberlin College Conservatory of Music
Warner Concert Hall
Sanford Margolis
Miller
Haydn
Schubert
Brahams
Liszt
Groningen University
Netherlands
Frederica von Stade
Ms. Neblett
Finny Chapel
von Stade
Lyric Opera of
Chicago
San Francisco Opera
New York City Opera
Pease battles government paperwork over surplus debate booklets
U S Representative Don J Pease complains about bureaucratic waste after 90 extraneous copies of a 1977 78 debate topic booklet are mailed through CRS and printing offices. He urges a policy to curb unwanted publications and asks CRS director Gilbert Gude to consider the issue.
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U.S
Don J. Pease
American Speech Association
Pease
Government
CRS
Congress
Gilbert Gude
Six motorists fined 1900 in Elyria court for DUI charges
Six motorists originally charged with driving while under the influence were found guilty of lesser offenses and fined a total of 1900 in Elyria Municipal Court. Kimbro Lilly White Kilroy Knight Kennedy faced various penalties including fines, license suspensions, and jail sentences or suspensions.
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Elyria
Harold E. Kimbro
Clinton Ave
Donald R. Lilly
18Th St
Lorain
William G. White
St. Cleveland
James R. Kilroy
North Olmsted
Library Receives Material From Children’s Services Donation
Lorain County aided Elyria Public Library with federal funds for new materials. Three Lorain residents pled guilty to breaking and entering and unauthorized use of a motor vehicle before Judge Floyd D Harris. Edwin Sullinger had a grand theft charge dismissed after restitution. Children’s Services offers booklets on child abuse, family issues, and intervention measures and has a new speaker’s bureau for schools and communities.
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Lorain County
Elyria
Common Pleas
Floyd D.harris
Lemuel Santiago
W. 13th @t
Lorain
Probation Department
Owen L. Skinner
Furnace St
James L Shreve
Oberlin Ave
Harris
Edwin H. Sullinger
15Th St
Black River
Children’s Services
Norwalk scholarship plan opens third year
The Third Annual Respiratory Disease Scholarship and Fellowship program in Norwalk, sponsored by the South Shore Christmas Seal Association, offers ten scholarships of 350 each totaling 3500. Open to high school graduates entering health programs for pulmonary disease, with applications due March 31 and selections on April 15.
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Lorain
Erie
Huron
Ottawa
Sandusky
Marriages Edge Divorces in Lorain County Stats
Lorain County marriage licenses rose to 2432 and divorces to 2197 last year, with divorces historically rising from about 35 percent of marriages ten years ago to 64 percent by 1975. Ann Luppino, Probate Court administrator, cites women’s lib and open society as factors, noting licenses are issued on the fourth floor while divorces occur in Domestic Relations on the floor above.
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Dan Cupid
Demon Divorce
Lorain County
Ann Luppino
County Administration
Henry T. Webber
Ann
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