Oberlin College asks union to share health cost
Oberlin College proposes administrative assistants pay 10 percent of their health benefits as talks on a new contract stall. The college offers a 3 percent first-year wage increase and cost-of-living raises to 4 percent, plus a 1 percent boost to the wage-benefits pool, while the union presses for larger retirement fund contributions and maintained health coverage.
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Brian Miller
Oberlin
Oberlin College
Administrative Assisants’ Union
Cleveland
Blue Cross
Health America
William Daly
Dayton Livingston
Lorain County
Livingston
OCOPE
A & PS
Parents sue over son injuries in moped crash
In Elyria Ohio a Wellington couple seeks 1 million dollars in Lorain County Common Pleas Court on behalf of their 16 year old son Ronald. They allege Joseph J Pavlik of West Salem drove left of center at high speed on State Route 301 causing the collision with the Honda moped. The suit claims Pavlik's negligent handling of dangerous curves led to the August 1983 accident and the boy sustained permanent injuries.
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ELYRIA — A_ Wellington
West Salem
Raymond R. Rose
Janette
Route
Lorain County
Joseph J. Pavlik
Pavlik
Hunger task force weighs Ohio aid and pantries
A state Senate panel studying hunger in Ohio has heard extensive testimony on the scope of need. Recommendations may include coordinating food pantries, boosting aid to dependent children ADC and general relief benefits, and better distribution of government surplus products. Chair Sen Michael Schwarzwalder notes agencies are overloaded and long term unemployment creates a rising "new poor" while funding proposals face budget difficulties.
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Columbus
Senate
Ohio
Michael Schwarzwalder
Lima
Toledo
Cleveland
Akron
Youngstown
Dayton
Cincinnati
Athens
Pomeroy
Schwarzwalder
Presidents and the masculine image in politics
Sociology professor Clyde W. Franklin of Ohio State argues presidents should reveal more feminine, nurturing traits to better handle adversity. He cites Muskie, Carter, and Reagan to illustrate how society equates masculinity with aggression and decisiveness, while women often express emotion for men.
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Columbus
Clyde W. Franklin
John Wayne
Ohio State University
Franklin
Muskie
Ronald Reagan
Jimmy Carter
Reagan
Grandfather Mossman, 81, Walks Daily Through Ohio Counties
Charles Mossman, an active 81 year old grandfather of 10, walks seven miles to pay a newspaper bill then returns home. He credits education and life passion to his vigor, noting a 31 mile weekly average, a 54 mile peak in one week, and work across seven Ohio counties teaching and guiding students. He jokes about past “natural healing” training and recalls canine followers and two German Shepherds that backed down from his cane.
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Charles Mossman
Mossman
Cook Road
Olmsted Falls
Rio Grande College
Ohio
Cuyahoga County
Metropolitan College of Massage
Cleveland
Fort Wayne
Naraphtary
Avon
Berea
Fairiew Park
Westlake
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Elyria
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Jeft
Audrey
Jeff Nelson
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Amy Bako
Daugher
Patty
Kenny Bako
Susan Cross
America
Edmund Muskie
Carter
Esther
Medina
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