Oberlin council faces income tax vote at town meeting
The Oberlin city council prepares for a town meeting on April 3 amid debate over a 1 percent income tax. Lysle K. Butler allies with or against the tax as factors shift, while opponents recall past refusals and a possible referendum. Oberlin College offers land and $100,000 matching funds for recreation facilities as the pool issue fades. An immigrant arrives here every 1 percent minutes.
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Oberlin
Lysle K. Butler
Butler
Council
Esther Sperry
William P. Davis
Resig
Oberlin College
Easter Egg Hunt Planned on Tappan Square in Oberlin
Rain or shine the Easter egg hunt will start Saturday at 10 a.m. on Tappan Square Oberlin Preschool and kindergarten children begin at Memorial Arch North Professor St while older children start from North Main Street sidewalk Special prizes await those finding golden eggs The Junior Women's Club prepares 80 dozen eggs two girls act as bunnies and Hi Y boys assist Williams says the hunt will be held after any rain stops but not postponed.
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Oberlin
Tappan Square
Richard Williams
Memorial Arch
North Professor St
Williams
Pittsburgh system seeks 500 teachers for Oberlin openings
Pittsburgh Public School System recruiters will visit Oberlin College on April 5 to interview candidates for 115 elementary and secondary schools in Pittsburgh. Lawrence W. Rockwell says the district needs 500 teachers this September across many subjects with salaries from 5900 to 11000 dollars based on degree level.
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Pittsburgh
Oberlin College
Lawrence W. Rockwell
Rockwell
Biologists to Meet at Lorain County Community College
Lorain County Community College hosts the spring convention of the Northeastern Ohio College Biology Teachers Association on April 1. About 65 biologists from 25 Ohio colleges attend. notable speakers include LCCC president Max Lerner and CCC leaders Charles Chapman and Sidney Dunkle.
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Lorain County Community College
Northeastern Ohio College Biology Teachers Association
Abbe Rd
Ohio
Edward J. P. Hauser
Max J. Lerner
Lorain County College
Charles E. Chapman
Cuyahoga Community College
Ted Andrews
Educational Research Council of Greater Cleveland
Glen Peterjohn
Baldwin
Wallace College
James J. Huber
LCCC
Granville Ruby
CCC
Sidney Dunkle
Hauser
Congress Debates Own Band to Boost Capitol Image
Rep. William Jennings Bryan Dorn proposes a Capitol police band to add ceremony and pageantry to Congress. He imagines a Buckingham Palace style changing of the guard in Washington. Critics warn colleagues may fear airs and a flag bill previously stalled.
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Washington
UPI
William Jennings Bryan Dorn
D-S.c
Congress
Roll Call
Capitol Hill
Capitol
Congressional
Dorn
Buckingham Palace
England
J. George Stewart
Capitol Dome
Oberlin Municipal Court Punishments Snapshot
AMHERST and OBERLIN area cases listed with fines for traffic and behavior. James Powers 50 dollars for failure to stop within assured clear distance. Michael Wood 56 dollars for wrong way on divided highway. Madison Grove 50 dollars plus 30 days in jail with 20 days suspended for good behavior. Tamara Voss 15 dollars for tailing to stop. French Lantz 25 dollars for left of center. Ronald Big 50 dollars for disorderly conduct and 100 dollars for resisting arrest with 10 days jail suspended for one year.
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James Powers
Sipple Ave
Amherst
Michael Wood
Mill Ave
Madison Grove
East Vine St
Oberlin College
Tamara Voss
Morgan St. Tailure
French Lantz
Nisgra Rea
Vermilion
Ronald Big
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Suds
Normal Fabrice
Elyria
County College
Color Market Grows
San Francisco
Electronic Industries Association
James Huber
Edward Hauser
Adam Clayton Powell
Oberlin Municipal Court
Zenith Sales and Service
LYMAN
Superior’s
Superior
Crankie
Nih
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