Oberlin trash policy faces new critic and plan spread
Oberlin debates a new trash policy with Councilman Richard Lothrop proposing weekly large item pickups and a per item fee. He warns the current limit could boost illegal dumping and favors aggressive enforcement to keep curbs clean. He suggests funding via a Sanitation fee increase and aims to simplify disposal while boosting recycling. The article also notes the college communications director coordinating the American contingent's Moscow send off, with limited updates after July 8.
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News Access From USSR Hindered By Limited Communications
College president S Freder ick Starr notes difficulty obtaining information from the Soviet Union beyond news wires and networks due to the country’s limited and often inefficient communications system. An orchestra performs in Moscow after touring Yarmala and Riga. Oberlin College Upward Bound to honor students with arts event at Hall Auditorium July 27 at 7 30 p m. The six week program supports 50 high school students from Oberlin Elyria and Lorain with college prep and arts activities.
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Youth Orchestra to tour Kaliningrad in closed Soviet city
The 50 Americans from the American Soviet Youth Orchestra will perform in Kaliningrad, the closed Soviet enclave near the Polish border with a large Baltic naval base. Edythe Holbrook calls the invite a dramatic achievement reflecting Soviet political changes and notes the concert was added by Russian officials last week. Kaliningrad has been off limits to Western officials since 1944. The opening decision came from local authorities and has not been challenged by Moscow.
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Oberlin contest offers 33 ASYO concert tickets
Oberlin College Communications Office sponsors an entry contest for Oberlin students to win 33 free tickets to the American Soviet Youth Orchestra concert at Finney Chapel on August 25. Entrants write short essays on why the orchestra matters. winners receive tickets and red white blue ASYO T shirts.
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Soviet Americans Musicians Shine In Tallinn Concert
Holbrook notes the July 19 Moscow debut was rough due to five days of rehearsal and incomplete rapport with conductor Catherine Comet. In Tallinn the next day the ensemble was praised as professional and nearly raised the concert hall roof, as Gorbachev and Raisa did not attend Moscow due to Kohl’s visit.
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Agencies form plan to curb violence in Lorain County
W G Nord Center proposes a three phase program to rehabilitate abusers and aid families with domestic violence in Lorain County. The Center for Children and Youth Services will assist with an initial 12 families, funded by foundations. Phases total about 66 000 over two years and include education, therapy, coping skills, and intensive family sessions. Local courts and safety services back the plan, noting high call volumes and shelter usage.
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