Oberlin Board Votes to Sell South Africa Tied Stocks
The Oberlin College Board of Trustees approved full divestiture of all stocks in companies doing business in South Africa. The 15-6 vote with 4 abstentions sets a June 1, 1988 deadline to liquidate about 14.6 million dollars in holdings.
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Vanna White Draws Huge Crowds At Cleveland Book Tour
Vanna White in a white jumpsuit drew a long line of Cleveland fans at the Pavilion Mall to promote her autobiography Vanna Speaks. The Wheel of Fortune hostess greeted attendees and signed copies while fans pushed for photos and autographs.
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Clinic explosion claims second victim in Cleveland area
Lawrence Cornish 40 of North Olmsted died at 10 05 p m in the burn unit after an eight inch steam boiler pipe exploded in a non medical building at the Cleveland Clinic early Friday. Michael Reis 37 also died in the blast. Investigators from OSHA the state and the clinic seek the cause. a report is due within the week. Steam shut off to most of the medical complex but no fire occurred.
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Lorain County Children Services Faces Abuse Allegation
Lorain County Children Services official says an Oberlin Green Acres incident involving a disciplinary action by a male employee should not be ruled as child abuse. Sheriff’s investigation underway. Porter notes a minor mark and disruptive language, but no suspension was taken.
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Cleveland candidate touts celibacy amid race
Guy Templeton Black of Cleveland announces his bid for the presidency claiming celibacy since 1976 with a two hour affair in 1980. He ran for Ohio governor as an independent write in against Celeste and Rhodes, says he files with the FEC, and vows to aid the needy while highlighting media coverage of others’ affairs. He offers two mobile homes to aid the needy.
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Cicada Linked to Grand Slam Heist in Cincinnati
Cincinnati police investigate whether a 17 year old cicada coerced into crime aided a robbery at the Grand Slam Restaurant. Two men entered with the insect around 3 pm and demanded cash, but no witnesses confirm theft. Kellogg reported $25 missing after returning to the register.
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The forecast calls for a high of 7 to 7 with partly sunny skies and a tonight low in the mid-air, followed by a Sunday high near 80 and partly sunny. The page references mention Jesse Jackson questioned about the past, a Reagan ethnic joke airing, and a job ad on pages A-3, A-2, and B-1.
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