Oberlin students mourn Attica victims with moratorium
Oberlin College students wearing red armbands held a day of self determination for two Southern University students killed in Baton Rouge. About 450 students, led by ABUSUA and the student senate, condemned the act, supported 41 campus groups, and planned classes moratoriums and a campus program at Finney Chapel with music, poetry, and a forum on racism, urging unity and action.
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Oberlin College
Southern University
Baton Rouge
King Building
Abusua
America
Robert Fuller
Senate
King
North Professor Street
Phillips Gym
Finney Chapel
Oberlin Senate
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Carl Skalak, Jr
Sandusky Battles Water Shortage After Lake Erie Storm
Sandusky remains water stressed as a storm last week disrupted Lake Erie shoreline systems. City Manager Frank Link says conditions are improving but not normal. Industry and services faced closures while Plum Street power facility supplied restored water. No major fires. small boxcar blaze occurred amid widespread storm damage across seven counties and a $22 trillion statewide bill.
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Frank Link
Lake Erie
Port Clinton
Ohio
Lorain County
Lorain Library seeks city revenue share funding
Lorain Public Library asks the city for 173 910 dollars from revenue sharing funds as it faces financial trouble and plans service cuts. Mayor Zahorec and library president Stanley Poor note the city may receive about 774 000, with council to decide fund use amid water and sewer needs and priority projects.
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Lorain
Joseph Zahorec
Stanley
Library Board of Trustees
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Zahorec
Pyor
First payment received for Fuller Road project
Flyria has received the first actual loan payment from the federal government for the Fuller Road redevelopment project. A check for $405.33 arrived over the weekend, Mayor Leonard P Reichlin said today.
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Fuller Road
Flyria
Leonard P Reichlin
Michigan man killed on Ohio Turnpike near exit 9
A Michigan man, 37, from Ta Ta City, was killed late last night when his eastbound car veered off the Ohio Turnpike one mile east of exit 9. He was pronounced dead on arrival at Southwest General Hospital at 12:15 am after striking a guard rail and a cement retaining wall and ending in a ditch. The Berea post of the Ohio Highway Patrol reported the crash following an 11:30 pm incident.
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North Olmsted
Michigan
Charles Gotetier
Tawas City
Southwest General Hospital
Gotcher
Berea Post
Ohio Highway Patrol
Lorain City Workers Reach Tentative Wage Pact
Lorain city and its workers nearing a tentative wage agreement after months of negotiation. The plan includes a $450 raise for police and fire, to a base of 9450 for over three years service, and a 5 percent overall increase retroactive to January 1 1974 for police, fire, and other city workers.
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Lorain
Charles Ellis D2
Finance Claims Committee
Council
Finance Committee
Ellis
Green Acres unveils new Children's Home facility in Oberlin
Nearly 1000 residents attended the grand opening of the Green Acres Children's Home a $950000 facility on Route 10. Mrs Kay Lysaght, secretary of the citizens committee, hailed the turnout and noted attendees included former residents. The home sits on 15 acres with under one roof living quarters and is funded by a 1969 mill levy.
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Green Acres
Oberlin
Childrens Home
Kay Lysaght
Route 10
Newest Nation Minerva Emerges From Coral Reefs Claim
Morris Bud Davis, 46, leads the unorthodox Republic of Minerva from his Los Angeles area home, claiming two coral reefs near Capricon and Tonga as a new nation with a tax free government and a 250 000 potential population via a sea city concept. Tonga has challenged sovereignty, while plans include a landfill to create land and a Minervan flag to fly on ships within five years.
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Republic of Minerva
Morris Bud Davis
Minerva
Los Angeles
Auckland
New Zealand
Tonga
Davis
H M Denham
Royal Navy
Caribbean Pacific Enterprises
Minerva Davis
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Mel. Denver Keplinger
Group
Don Ables
John Payne
Somme
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South Minerva
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Caribbean-Pacific Enterprises
Tupou IV
All Rocks
Davis Sail
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