Term paper sales crackdown crosses college towns nationwide
A wave of state actions targets term paper vendors serving college campuses. In California New York and Massachusetts officials backed by universities move against firms selling customized papers written by ghostwriters including faculty and graduate students who sign over rights. The industry grew after a Boston startup expanded to 49 branches with more than 100000 papers sold and firms advertise openly promising quick help for students with prices from 2 to 6 dollars per page.
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Ivy League
California
New York
Massachusetts
Boston
Sam
Ward Warren
Kenneth
Termpaper Research Unlimited Inc
Termpapers Unlimited
Jim Keyser
Keyser
Granada Hills
Harvard
Archie Epps
Southern Illinois University
EHS seniors hear about role, status of U.S. railroads
Elyria High School seniors heard a forum from Baltimore & Ohio Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad reps in Cleveland. Robert L. Stender and Robert J. Frost spoke on railroads now and in the future, rail policy, competition with other transport, and nationalization effects. They noted railroads paid 18.9 million dollars in Ohio in 1970 taxes supporting schools, Lorain County receiving nearly 495 thousand.
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U.S
Baltimore & Ohio - Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad
Cleveland
Elyria High School
Robert L. Stender
Robert J. Frost
Railroads
Ohio
Lorain County
Teenage author follows family tradition in debut novel
Rafael Yglesias, 17, born into a literary family, wrote most of his first novel Hide Fox And All After starting at 15 and finishing in six months. He dropped out of school, lived near Greenwich Village, and plans a second, less autobiographical work about becoming a man. He notes writing is constraining yet ongoing.
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New York
Rafael Yglesias
Yglesias
Hide Fox
Greenwich Village
Fox
Elyria High music students win top ratings at Oberlin contest
Elyria High School music groups and soloists earned top ratings at the District 4 Sale and Ensemble Contest held at Oberlin High School. Vocal ensembles, madrigals, string groups, trios and quartets, plus soloists led by Tim Masten and Tim Moore, received superior and excellent classifications under band director Wilson Murray and choral director Dave Noe.
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Elyria High School
Oberlin High School
Tim S. Masten
Kathy Johnson
Grace Young
Paulette Harris
Jackie Edwards
Barry Kelly
Dave Wesebaum
Bob Corn
John Murbach
Paul Whiteacre
Amy Rothgary
Rhonda Edwards
Sue Camp
Jeanne Thrasher
Linda Hebebrand
Arnold Posey
Tim Moore
Sally Gillmore
Dave Anderson
Brahms
Her
Madrigals
Dottie Drake
Connie Cooksey
Linda Balear
Lois Duncan
Polly Fassinger
Jim Rakestraw
Bruce Shephard
Ken Frack
John Edwards
Mark Hagerling
Phil Davis
Amy Ruthgery
Janis Cooper
Mary Jo Thierry
Terry Newman
Julie Hupp
Dave Noe
Carrie Decker
Mackie McElroy
Carol Thierry
Tom Kovach
Jeff Hostetler
John Gouse
Dennis Muir
Elaine Kurtz
Martha van Auken
Carrie Decher
Denise Valko
Army abandons new army concept for old style discipline
A Defense Department review ends the so called new Army trial after one year. Recruits will receive 30 to 40 percent more training as the old Spartan environment is restored. Brig. Gen. Ira Hunt defends stricter training and notes permissiveness failed to attract recruits or build an effective fighting unit. The column also recounts public opinions on discipline versus permissiveness and quotes readers and local notices about 4-H clubs and meetings in Elyria and Lorain County.
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Ira Hunt
Defense Department
Y-Teens Host Saturday Pizza Party at Holly Hall
Elyria High School Junior Y Teens sponsor a pizza party for area high school students Saturday at Holly Hall. The event runs from 8 to 10 p.m. with pizza snacks pop and music. Admission is 10 cents per person.
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Elyria High School
Holly Hall
Robin Lenhard
Hood College asks students to aid in president search
Hood College in Frederick Maryland says it cannot find a new president after seven months and asks students to help in identifying qualified candidates. The board of trustees urged students to submit background information on potential candidates and background details.
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Beebe St
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Clint Platt
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LaGrange
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