Officials split on water crisis in New London
In January village officials faced a disputed water crisis claim. Harold Cooke and Ted Hopkins supported crisis notes while Eugene Funk disputed them and urged restraint on reservoir spending. A special meeting reviewed January actions and considered cost sharing with the State for a proposed upground reservoir and related facilities.
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New London
Harold Cooke
Board of Public Affairs
Eugene Funk
Ted Hopkins
Cooke
Funk
State Department of Natural Resources
Farmer's Home Administration
J W Stewart
Winston White
OSU grads hear wife of HEW chief
A class of 1,631 Ohio State University seniors received winter commencement degrees. Principal speaker Elliot Richardson was kept in Washington by pressing business matters and sent his wife Anne to read his address. She accepted an honorary doctor of laws for him. Other honorary degrees went to Edmund Spieker, Aklilu Habte, and Starke Hathaway.
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Columbus
Ohio State University
Elliot Richardson
Washington
Anne
Richardson
Nixon
Edmund Spieker Osu
Aklilu Habte
Haile Selassie University
Ethiopia
Starke Hathaway
University of Minnesota Medical School
Oberlin radio station promotes voter registration drive
WOBC FM 887 co sponsors a voter registration drive with Oberlin League of Women Voters and Oberlin Youth Caucus. Broadcast from Fisher Fazio's on South Main Street runs 1 PM to 2 PM with registration booths and music. New registrants receive a free donated record album. registration must be at the Elyria board of elections office. WOBC coverage extends across Lorain County.
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Oberlin
Oberlin College
Wobc-Fm
Oberlin League of Women Voters
Oberlin Youth Caucus
Fisher-Fazio
South Main Street
Board of Elections
Elyria
WOBC
Smorgasbord Tonight at Lorain County Vocation School
Lorain County Joint Vocational School food service class sponsors a smorgasbord in the cafeteria tonight from 5 30 to 8 30 p.m. Proceeds support student programs and cafeteria activities.
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Oberlin
Lorain County Joint Vocational School
Perry Mason Copeland Arrested for Marijuana Cultivation
Florida police arrested Perry Mason Copeland, 20, on charges of cultivation and possession of marijuana. Authorities say he was growing about 150 plants on a tiny one by two foot plot in a Collier County town within the Everglades. A trained dog aided evidence collection in the case.
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Copeland. Fla
UPI
Perry Mason
Mason
Collier County
Everglades
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