Oberlin College deep ties in city life and growth
Oberlin College contributes substantially to the city through tax payments and $41,000 in community gifts including $5,000 for the Oberlin Community Foundation and $27,000 for a new fire engine. The college expands the Oberlin Inn, supports street improvements, and offers free college courses to public teachers while runners Tutor Project link students with city youths.
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Three men plead guilty to petty larceny in Olberlin case
Oberlin Prosecutor Richard Huber moved to reduce felony charges for Charles Fellenstein Walter Jarrell and Winfred Flynn to misdemeanors due to a constitutional issue. The three men received $200 fines and six months in jail, suspended for two years, and agreed to restitution.
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Radio series to feature Oberlin figures on campus power
A Cleveland area station will air three 50 minute programs on WKYC AM and FM this month focusing on college life and campus power. A two part forum from 10 05 to 11 p m Sunday and Dec 22 will feature eight students and faculty discussing The Academic Enigma Why do students desire greater power on campus moderated by Gary Essex Oberlin graduate 1966. Also Sunday from 11 05 to midnight the Oberlin Forensic Union debate program resumes with the final round Oberlin Harvard at Brandeis University. Panelists include Roger Conner Robert Shapiro Paul Tamminen Kalman Resnick with educators Isebill Gruhn Albert J McQueen Donald Reich and Thomas Wolanin.
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Four Puppies Seek Homes In Oberlin Police Blotter
Police report four of six stray puppies found on Kimberly Circle are awaiting homes. Terri Ann Schwartz, an Oberlin College junior, has taken one pup while Ptl. Michael Kelly's family keeps one. Other officers and residents plan to place the remaining dogs described as part beagle and part dashund.
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Man Held to Grand Jury on Assault Charge
Juan Rivera Miranda, 50, charged with felonious assault against a 12 year old girl, was bound to the grand jury after waiving a preliminary hearing and entering a not guilty plea before Municipal Judge John Kelena. He is free on $2000 bond and resides at 2224 Lorain Dr. The incident occurred Nov 9 when Miranda visited the girl's house with another man and left the kitchen with the girl reporting the assault. The mother learned of the case from the child and was advised to contact the prosecutor to pursue the warrant.
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Oberlin Series to Host Two Lectures on Chinese Art
Oberlin College will present two Humanties Series lectures on Chinese art. Paul B. Arnold will discuss Chinese landscape painting on December 2 in the Alien Art Building auditorium at 2 30 p m. Dale R Johnson will address Chinese poetry on December 9 in Kresge Lecture Hall, King Building, also at 2 30 p m. Both talks are open to the public.
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Oberlin approves Afro-American affairs program
Oberlin College's General Faculty Council approved an interdepartmental program of Afro-American affairs. The plan, based on the Oberlin College Alliance for Black Culture, creates an ad hoc curriculum committee and recruitment effort for black students faculty and staff. The program aims to launch before the 1969 70 school year after committee appointments.
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Oberlin adult education program draws 26 in class
Twenty six adults attend basic education classes in the Oberlin district for the year. Albert W. Bruno notes enrollment slid from 28 last year and cites recruitment challenges. The program serves residents 18 and older without an eighth grade education.
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Oberlin district tops school dollar efforts in state
Oberlin school district was singled out as making the most dollar effort of 87 districts in the state in support of education. Superintendent Robert Duncan said only two other districts at a Battelle Institute conference were commended for dollar efforts. The event involved 12,000 buffalo in Canada and aims to study educational goals and administrative costs.
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