Cost of Tuition Holds Back Prospective College Students
Many seek higher education but costs deter them. Community colleges like Lorain County face criticism for fees though programs such as work-study and federal loans exist. Officials urge outreach to poor students and consider remittance plans to boost access and change attitudes toward college.
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National Defense
United States
Lorain County Community College
Lorain County College
Donald J. Pease
Timothy Boylan
Lorain County
Paul Ohm
Ohm
Ohio
Lerner
Ohio General Assembly
Denver University debaters win Oberlin Invitational
Denver University defeating Emory University won the first Oberlin College National Invitational Debate Tournament. The Denver team of Paul Madden and Paul Freeman placed first and fourth among speakers. Emory, with a 3 record in prelims, barely qualified for finals. The event drew 56 two man teams from 41 colleges, hosted by Oberlin College.
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Oberlin
Denver University
Oberlin College
Emory
Denver
Ohio
Paul Madden
Paul Freeman
U.S
John Gregg
Wayne University
al Lichtman
Brandeis University
Kenneth Mosier
Stanford University
Eric Johnson
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Miami University Students Die in Ohio Weekend Crashes
United Press International reports 16 killed in Ohio traffic crashes including two Miami University students, Guy Marinelli and David Keeler, who died when their car crossed the center line in Butler County. Additional fatalities occurred in fires and other crashes across the state.
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Miami University
Oxford
Ohio
Guy Marinelli
Cleveland
David Keeler
Harrison
Butler County
Main Street
Gallipolis
Ohio colleges to benefit from on campus beer sales
Cleveland AP reports State Liquor Control Director Donald D. Cook says colleges should gain from 3.2 percent beer sales on campus. Four schools have permits, five more applied. Permitted schools include Ohio State, University of Dayton, Oberlin, and Kenyon. Pending applications cover Cleveland State, Akron State, College of Steubenville, Ohio University, and Kent State.
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Cleveland
Donald D. Cook
Cook
Ohio State
University of Dayton
Oberlin
Kenyon
Cleveland State
Akron State
College of Steubenville
Ohio University
Kent State
Oberlin Unitarian Groups Split Over Abortion and Draft Sanctuary
A Oberlin Unitarian Universalist fellowship voted to back Cleveland’s decision to open sanctuary to draft resisters and unwed mothers seeking abortions, while Lorain’s Firelands fellowship withheld judgment. The Cleveland church stated its sanctuary is for information and aid, not shielding resisters from arrest.
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Unitarians
Oberlin
Cleveland
Richard Hoffmann
Oberlin Unitarian Universalist Fellowship
Unitarian Universalist
Felowship
Lorain County
Firelands Fellowship of
Lorain
Joseph D. Stockstil
Farley W. Wheelwright
Unitarian Society of Cleveland
William R. Fortner
Fortner
Stockstill
Two Lorain County Businesses Cited for Liquor Violations
State liquor agents cited two Lorain County businesses over the weekend for violations involving minors. Polish Village at 1509 West Ave was cited for not displaying minor warning cards and employing a minor. The General Store at 11417 Station Rd was cited for selling to a minor.
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Lorain County
West Ave
Columbia Township
Station Rd
Anton Kowalski
Glen Preston
Pleasant Valley Rd
Middleburg Heights
Port Authority to discuss bridge replacement and dredge permit
Lorain port authorities meet in regular session at 7 30 p m to consider a vertical lift bridge replacing the Norfolk and Western line and the Baltimore and Ohio dredging permit. The B O permit could keep coal and ore docks operating and protect some 400 local jobs amid higher ocean ship requirements. New committees on finance planning trade promotion and public relations will report.
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Lorain
Port Authority
Norfolk and Western Railroad
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Neff
Federal Water Pollution Control Board
Elyria Forum To Discuss 1 Percent City Income Tax
Elyria announces two public forums on a proposed 1 percent city income tax. The first runs tomorrow at 7 20 p.m. at the Community Recreation Center with city officials and LWV members answering questions. The second is Thursday at 7 30 p.m. at the Neighborhood Center moderated by Mrs. Kurt Weil with finance committee members and city officials in attendance.
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Elyria
Prospect St
Elyria League of Women Voters
Oberlin Rd
Robert Thomas
League
City Council
Kenneth A. Krueck
D-2
Edward A. Robinson
Malcolm D. MacDonald
Edwin G. Haywood
Kosma J. Glavas
Thomas
Kurt Weil
Trustee seeks aid for Westview sewer burden
Columbia Township trustee Dean Hitchens seeks financial help for Westview Park residents facing sewer assessments near 26 dollars per frontage foot. He notes many on fixed incomes and young families would struggle. county and federal aid options are outlined, including potential public facility loans.
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Columbia
Columbia Township
Dean Hitchens
Westview Park
Transition for Mikus backfires in courthouse move
A transition of Mikus from county prosecutor to Common Pleas Judge backfires as photos show plaster deterioration in his new, previously Webber occupied office. The county commissioners will review the space, while Webber waits in temporary quarters during courthouse remodeling. Mikus’s judicial salary exceeds his former prosecutor pay, prompting questions about his move.
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Common Pleas
Paul J. Mikus
Mikus
Henry P. Webber
Webber
Second Street
Harold Rorick
Wild dog killed twice in Ridgeville after attacks
A brown mixed breed dog from a pack of four or five roamed the Chestnut Ridge Bainbridge Road area in Ridgeville. Police shot it twice and finally killed it after it attacked a newsboy and later lunged at officer Richard Kreps. The dog had already killed a sheep earlier in the week.
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North Ridgeville
Chestnut Ridge
Bainbridge Road
Dan Jarvis
Bainbridge
Binzer
Dennis
Ptl
Richard Kreps
Kreps
Chestnut Ridge Road
Mail truck crash injures Lorain driver near South Broadway
A U S postal service truck collided with a car at South Broadway and East 46th Street injuring Joseph A. Machnik who was listed in good condition at St Joseph Hospital. Beetler was cited for failure to stop within an assured clear distance after losing control and hitting a pole.
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St. Joseph Hospital
U.S
South Broadway
East 46Th Street
Joseph A. Machnik
Regina Ave
George G. Beetler
Foster Park Rd
Beetler
Rose Marie Koyack
West Erie Ave
Lorain
Kennedy named to Elyria parks and recreation board
William I. Kennedy of 126 Columbus Street was appointed by Mayor Leonard P. Reichlin to a five year term on the Elyria Parks and Recreation Board ending December 21, 1973. Kennedy is president of the Elyria Academy of Cosmetology and serves as president of the National Association of Cosmetology Schools. He and his wife Ann have three children.
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William I. Kennedy
Columbus St
Elyria Parks and Recreation Board
Leonard P. Reichlin
Kennedy
Vernon Bell
Bells
Elyria Academy of Cosmetology
National Association of Cosmetology Schools
West Shore Unitarian Church
Rocky River
Ann
Brian
Katherine
Molly
Amherst to vote on school bond issue tomorrow
Amherst residents vote tomorrow on a 23 year bond at 2.28 mills to raise 1.813 million dollars for two new schools. Superintendent Clayton Smith calls it the biggest grant ever offered to the Amherst school system and urges a yes vote.
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Amherst
Clayton Smith
Seoul Five Note Scale Roots Korean Tradition
The Seoul traditional music tradition traces a five note scale known as the Korean five note scale with a history spanning over two thousand years.
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Seoul
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Ohio Traffic
United Press International
Firelands Boy Scout Council
Carl Neiding
Paul H. Pheiffer
Kay Murphy
Lloyd Flood
Robert Segna
Henry Kubic
Boy Scout Council
John F. Ernsthausen
Lewis McLaughlin
Ernsthausen
Oberlin Unitarian Group
Oberlin Fellowship
Hoffmann
Spring St
The
Corps of Engineers
R. Wilson Neff
Columbia Trustee
Westview
Bruder
Hitchens
Hubbard Wilcox
Lewer
Edward Bruder
Department
Ridgeville
Jarvis
George Binzer
Donald Dennis
Kokinda
James Kokinda
Young Democrats
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