Oberlin students protest college for neglect of minorities
Several hundred students rallied at Oberlin College to demand stronger minority enrollment and aid. They pressed for expanded counseling for minorities and students with reading writing and math deficits and objected to campus redesign plans that would affect language and other program dorms.
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Oberlin College
Tamara Wagner
S. Frederick Starr
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Krebs
Elyria City Officials Playful Courtside Rivalry Explained
Elyria officials and business leaders meet Sundays at East Park Recreation Center for hoop games led by Mayor Keys and Police Chief Griffith. Council President Seward and other city officials join in, with Vance noting the mayor as the fiercest on the court.
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Elyria
East Park Recreation Center
John Vance
Michael Keys
Rodger Griffith
Buzzards Return on Schedule for Hinckley Buzzard Day
The first buzzard sighting at 9 29 am signals spring in Hinckley Township as about 75 birds migrate to a Cleveland Metroparks site. The 28th annual Buzzard Day pancake breakfast draws tens of thousands, with Geek the turkey vulture from the Cleveland Museum of Natural History to greet visitors at Hinckley Elementary School.
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LaGrange
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Hinckley Reservation
Cleveland Metroparks System
Commerce
Hildred Sewell
Chamber of Commerce
Cleveland Museum of Natural History
Geek
Lutz
County group learns lesson from Canton
Elyria reports Canton saved about 1 million by using private sector volunteers. Wyn McCoy heads Canton’s Oversight Committee as Elyria’s League of Women Voters plans a similar blue ribbon panel to advise county officials on finances and operations. The Canton effort followed a 1981 income tax levy rejection and a 1984 study by a citizens committee.
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Canton
Lorain County
Wyn McCoy
Greater Canton Chamber of Commerce
Elyria League of Women Voters
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Meccoy
Timken Co., Inc
Oberlin FAA program behind schedule
Oberlin's Air Route Traffic Control Center is behind schedule adding 40 controllers as part of a nationwide effort to curb staffing shortages. Of 26 transferred since February, 20 passed evaluations and begin faster three month training in mid April. total target remains uncertain due to overtime bans and training washouts.
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Federal Aviation Administration
Oberlin’s
Oberlin Center
Jim Walker
Walker
FAA
Layden
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