ObScure Oberlin Graduate Describes Chinese Travel
Oberlin College alum Jan C. Ting recounts his China trip last year visiting 12 major cities including Canton and Peking. He notes limited freedoms yet rapid gains in literacy and goods, observes a shrinking cult of Mao, and says mainland life differs from Taiwan with no unemployment and low crime.
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Red China
Jan C. Ting
Oberlin College
Asia House
China
Ting
Hong Kong
China Travel Service
Canton
Peking
Dearborn
Mich
Asia
University of Hawaii
East West Center
Taiwan
Honolulu
Mao
Chairman Mao
Ben Franklin
Richard
Tuition rebate forms delayed for Lorain County non-public students
Lorain County parents of non-public school students will receive tuition reimbursement forms late in February with a March 1 deadline. The Ohio state budget provides 90 per student per year, with up to 46 dollars per semester reimbursement for each child. Forms will be distributed through diocesan offices after printing and must certify enrollment and tuition paid.
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Lorain County
State Department of Education
William N Novicky
Catholic Diocese of
Cleveland
John Hernand
Board of Catholic Education
Ohio
Lake Ridge Academy
North Ridgeville
Hernandis
Msgr Novicky
Msgr
Novicky
Howard Niederst
Amherst Mayor weighs view first for topless go-go dancer
Mayor Anthony DePaola told council a downtown bar requested permission for a topless go-go dancer. He said no ordinances exist and a viewing is needed to judge if the act offends morals, but he gave no date or location for the viewing.
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Amherst
Anthony DePaola
DePaola
City eyes higher costs as hospital insurance spikes drain funds
Elyria's first quarter 1972 temporary appropriations jump nearly 400000 over 1971, driven by rising hospitalization insurance rates. The measure tops 25 million with 1.0+ million allocated to general funds, while new equipment and sanitation trucks push costs over 100000. City faces possible self insurance or new providers as finance committee weighs options before April 1 permanent appropriations.
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Elyria
Ely
Council
Bara
Mumford
Sanitation Department
Oberlin to Handle Amherst Court Cases
Amherst transfers court cases to the Oberlin Municipal Court under Mayor Anthony DePaola. Fines go to Amherst city coffers while court costs go to the Oberlin system. The Amherst Police Department cooperates and Judge David Goldthorpe oversees paper work. The mayor notes a future possibility of a separate Amherst municipal court but county rules limit part time courts.
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Amherst
Oberlin
Anthony DePaola
DePaola
David Goldthorpe
Lorain County Bar Association
Would-be robbers thwarted at Ohio State Employment Service
Keith Pomeroy, senior interviewer at the Ohio State Employment Service on Sixth Street, repelled an attempted robbery yesterday afternoon as two men entered asking for a job. The short man, with a hand in his pocket as if armed, demanded money four times but was refused. the duo fled.
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Ohio State Employment Service
Sixth St
Elyria
Keith Pomeroy
The
Employment Service
Police
Pomeroy
Short Man
Pepin says no cost in Rago paid leave of absence
North Ridgeville school board President Dale Pepin says the eight month paid leave for Assistant Superintendent Anthony V. Rago costs the district nothing. The board approved the $7,900 salary for the period January 3 to August 31, with changes to staff duties to cover his absence.
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Pepin
North Ridgeville
Anthony V. Rago
Dale Pepin Pepin
Rage
Jeanne Shultzaberger
Dale Pepin
Beverly Reising
Francis Halagan
Shultzaberger
Daniel Taylor
William B Craig
Rago
Lorain School Board Approves Pay Hikes in OKs
Lorain school board approves 20 cent per hour raises for non teaching staff under new state law with 5 percent boosts for administrators and clerk treasurer Antone Ujhelyi. Substitute and degree teacher pay changes also set while teacher retroactive action awaits IRS ruling.
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Lorain
Oks
Ohio
Antone Ujhelyi
Joe F. Calta
Ujhelyi
Drug charge filed against area youth
Lorain police charged 18 year old Dean Slusher of 2113 Lorain Drive with possession of marijuana after spotting him and five others acting suspiciously near 1860 Colorado Avenue. A 16 year old was arrested and released to detention. marijuana and syringes were found in a coat and under the car.
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Lorain
Dean Slusher
Davidson Volkswagen
1860
Colorado Ave
State Grants $19,914 for Cleveland Drug Study
Gov Gilligan approved a $19,914 grant to the Free Medical Clinic of Greater Cleveland for a study of drug abuse counseling and abatement techniques. The funds will help develop an instruction manual for lay persons in drug counseling and a telephone oriented crisis intervention system.
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Columbus
Cleveland
John J. Gilligan
Free Medical Clinic
Greater
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