Oberlin merchants charge deposit on plastic bottles
Oberlin merchants have begun selling soda in 2 liter plastic bottles with a deposit included. City council discussed creating three new permanent positions and abolishing three, with a protest walkout by two members over open session plans.
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Whitmore Named to Firelands Board of Education
Michael Whitmore, longtime WEOL radio announcer, was appointed to the Firelands Board of Education to fill the unexpired term of Les Von Gunten. The term runs through December 31, 1987. Whitmore, a Firelands High School graduate, holds an associate degree from Lorain County Community College and a Kent State University degree in speech and telecommunication.
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Film star Scott dies at 89 in Los Angeles
Rail-thin Southern gentleman Randolph Scott, noted for laconic Western and war roles in 96 films, died in his sleep at 89 in Los Angeles. He retired in 1962 after Ride the High Country directed by Sam Peckinpah. His career spanned musicals, comedies, and two TV series Sugarfoot and Colt .45.
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Hollywood Star Scott Dies Surprise No Service Planned
Randolph Crane known as Scott, an early Hollywood box office draw, died after a long career in westerns remarking on their popularity. He was born in Orange County Virginia possibly 1898, educated at Georgia Tech and UNC, served in WWI, and appeared in The Far Call in 1929. Survived by wife Patricia, a son, a daughter and three grandchildren. Funeral and memorial services were not held per his request.
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Amherst approves early tax abatement steps for Fior project
Amherst City Council moved to grant a tax abatement for a Fior Construction Co site on Cooper Foster Park Road. The 41 acre industrial park aims to attract new business with six year abatements on new buildings through 2000, while land remains taxed at an agricultural base and eventual property tax gains are expected from operations and income taxes.
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Authors raise funds for injured writer Andre Dubus in Cambridge
Stephen King and John Irving held a benefit reading in Cambridge to raise about 100000 dollars for Andre Dubus, a short-story writer who lost a leg and suffered severe injuries in a July car accident while helping another motorist. The event, the third of five, charged 200 dollars per admission.
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