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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 12, 1970

Page

2

Oberlin College Librarian Eileen Thornton Resigns

Oberlin College accepts the June 30 1971 resignation of librarian Eileen Thornton the first woman in that post since 1956 Her four year gain of 164000 volumes and her ties to Case Western Reserve University are noted along with plans to write travel and maybe teach in library science YOUNGSTOWN police conclude a major drug raid netted 23 arrests 12 sought over a large heroin seizure with 183 warrants issued in northeast Ohio and western Pennsylvania areas Mule deer antler growth noted after shedding antlers

Oberlin Oberlin College Eileen Thornton Robert W .Fuller Miss Thornton Oberlin Public Library Vassar College Ireland University of Minnesota University of Chicago Case-Western Reserve University Youngstown UPI Ohio Pennsylvania

Union protests CTS fare plan

Amalgamated Transit Union President Bruce Foster warned of a strike if CTS resumes selling jackets and change at city stations after abolishing the exact fare panel set for December 1 for Christmas shoppers. He claimed workers would face danger and potential harm. CTS officials said alarms and security devices would protect attendants.

Cleveland UPI Amalgamated Transit Union Bruce Foster Cleveland Transit System Foster CTS

P and G says detergent ban not answer

Procter and Gamble stated the Suffolk County water quality issue cannot be solved by a detergent ban alone. They cited lack of sewage facilities continued population growth and extensive underground water conditions as key factors contributing to water problems. The company defended its position while noting the ban does not address broader infrastructure needs.

Suffolk County Suffolk MW Cincinnati UPI Procter &Amble Co Procter & Gamble

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