Junior High Enrollment Shrinks as Seventh Graders Move to Elementary
Berger notes overcrowding as the main issue after the district shifts seventh graders to elementary schools this year. Enrollment at the junior high falls from 1,900 to 1,150 while teachers focus on English and math improvements and maintain standardized test procedures for better student growth.
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Younsters
Asters
Board of Education
Oberlin Hospital sues ex-chief in fund loss
Oberlin Allen Hospital filed a civil suit in Common Pleas Court against former Executive Director Jeffrey C. Palin and his daughter Annette for misappropriating hospital funds and insurance receipts. The complaint cites undisclosed losses from banking and insurance accounts with an independent audit underway. Current hospital chief Duane Horning notes a possible loss around twenty eight thousand dollars.
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Oberlin Allen Hospital
Jeffrey C. Palin
Common Pleas Court
Palin
Annette
Blue Cross
Chronicle-Telegram
Duane Horning
Hornung
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Lehigh Acres
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Fisher Body peril claim chills Elyria plant health fears
Detroit News reports 38 workers at General Motors Fisher Body plant in Elyria filed for workmen’s compensation citing health problems blamed on foam used in seat manufacturing. State officials could not verify without case numbers. OSHA says no recent hazard reports. union leaders and company spokesman call for review. Other area plants receive generally positive safety reviews.
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Detroit
General Motors
Fisher Body
Elyria
Detroit News
Orville Pritt
Pritt
State Bureau of Workmen's Compensation
C-T
Larry Tanner
United Auto Workers Local 780
Jerry Robbins
Cleveland
Doug McKee
Toledo
Federal Occupational Health and Safety Administration
Lorain County
OSHA
McKee
General Motors Vehicles
DAW
Peter Pavlich
UAW
Ford Motor Co
Lorain
Red Cross chief leads Cuban refugees aid at Fort Indiantown Gap
Gerald Bennett of Lorain County Red Cross is temporarily assigned as recreation director at the Ft Indiantown Gap refugee camp near Harrisburg Pa. He oversees crafts, education, English training, and entertainment for about 5000 single male refugees while processing slows. As of 5 p.m. Wednesday the camp housed 18109 refugees. Many fear remaining in limbo amid immigration red tape.
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Lorain County
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American Red Cross
Pennsylvania
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Ft Indiantown Gap
Harrisburg
Red Cross
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Chronicle-Telegram
Army Bar
Indiantown Gap
Scouts Parade Through North Olmsted Weekend Event
All Scouts Weekend in North Olmsted drew Brownies to Explorer Scouts with a parade float by Brownie Troop 406. The event led to activities at North Olmsted Park where camp is set up, though heavy rains dampened the weekend yet failed to dampen scout enthusiasm as many stayed through Sunday.
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All Scouts
North Olmsted
Brownie Troop
North Olmsted Park
Dave Zapotosky
Old Fashioned Fourth At The Hickories Car Show
The Lorain County Historical Society hosts an antique car show and summer festival at The Hickories Elyria featuring the theme Festival of Wheels. Gates include food, ice cream social, games, tours, and a bicycle exhibit with Charles and Chuck Buechele demonstrating an 1886 high wheeler and a 1898 safety bike.
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Elyria
Lorain County
Garford
Ridge Tool Co
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Chuck Buechele
Newbury
Whistle Off Contest at Great Northern Mall
This weekend North Olmsted hosts a Whistle Off at the Great Northern Mall Sears end. Preliminary rounds Friday at 7 p.m. and finals Saturday at 1 p.m. Prizes range from 50 to 75 dollars for top solo, group, unique, and under 16 winners.
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North Olmsted
Great Northern Mall
Sears
Weather Forecast For The Area
Clear tonight with a low in the upper forties to lower fifties. Mostly sunny Friday with highs near 88. Chance of precipitation near zero through Friday. Winds variable at ten mph or less. Sunrise today 5 53, sunset tonight 9 01. Details on Page B 2.
Brazen farewell at nursing school causes uproar
A chaotic scene outside the M. B. Johnson School of Nursing saw a brassieres themed picket at the entrance as 31 graduating students staged a prank. They reportedly played a tune with messy imagery, mockingly announced dorm sale and warned hunters about pigeons, in a scene captured by Cue Photographer John Kenney.
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