Oberlin council meeting filmed by local access group
Citizens for Consumer Control led Cable TV filmed Monday night’s council meeting and city events as part of a local access project aimed at exposing residents to cable offerings. Officials discussed easements for Plum Creek, new police radio gear worth 13213 dollars, and a vodka question at the water pitcher.
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Cable Cooperative
Cccc-Tv
Oberlin College
Stephen Dakes
Citizens For
Clark Drummond
Army Corps of Engineers
Buffalo
Plum Creek
Judith Sheldon
Dick Lothrop
Mike Loflin
License plates to cost five dollars more next year
SOUTH AMHERST council approved a five dollar piggyback license plate tax to fund street repair next year, with an estimated six thousand dollars annual revenue. The village also okayed a 1983 temporary budget of 264,947 dollars, projecting a fifteen thousand dollar deficit not counting carryover, and a one year 2,000 dollar contribution to the area minibus service. The council commended late Mrs. Katherine Obenour for her service and heard fire station roof repair needs with two estimates due for the next meeting. A July 19 meeting with Group W Cable to discuss contract changes was set.
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South Amherst
Council
Janice Szmania
Amherst
Amherst Township
Katherine Obenour
Obenour
Szmania
Hubert Hevener
Rob Russell
Group W Cable
Group W
Elyria Board Awards Six Contracts for Blacktop and Patching
The Elyria School Board approved 39000 for six contracts to pave patch and seal blacktop areas across the district. Firms include Asphalt Sealers South Amherst 16600 Elyria Asphalt Elyria 7200 Paving Technology Cleveland 5200 Blacktop Streetsboro 4700 Cook Paving Independence 4200 Ohio Pavement Marking Elyria 1300. The board also named Jean Heller replacement for media services and approved Paula Bainbridge as assistant principal at Franklin Elementary.
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Asphalt Sealers, Inc
South Amherst
Elyria Asphalt
Paving Technology
Cleveland
Blacktop, Inc
Streetsboro
Jane Cowen
Jean Heller
West High
Paula Bainbridge
Franklin Elementary
Bainbridge
Franklin
Sioux War Began in 1862 at Yellow Medicine
The Sioux Indian War began in 1862 when forces under Chief Little Crow massacred whites at Yellow Medicine Mion.
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Little Crow
Yellow Medicine
Mion
Oberlin appoints Chris Nielson as city engineer and public works director
Chris Nielson becomes Oberlin city engineer after moving from Colorado where he co owned a small engineering firm. He and his wife Heather Hogan, recently hired Oberlin College Russian history teacher, have long managed separations due to careers. They now live with their German shepherd on Morgan Street and plan to stay.
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New City
Chris Nielson
Nielson
Heather Hogan
Ms. Hogan
Oberlin College
Buena Vista
Colo
Ohio
Cleveland
East Side
Morgan Street
Stephanie Hill
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