Oberlin man pleads guilty to manslaughter charge
Walter Champe, 65, of Oberlin, pleaded guilty to first degree manslaughter in the Aug. 7 shooting death of Mamie Duval of Wellington. He will be referred for a pre-sentence report. The case stemmed from Champe’s frequent visits to 113 Elm St., Wellington, and he was arrested two days after the incident.
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Oberlin
Walter Champe
Mamie Duval
Wellington
Lorain County Common Pleas
Paul J. Mikus
Probation Department
Champe
Duvall
Elm St
Richard Huber
Flu Shots at UAW Hall This Sunday at 1209 Lowell
Flu inoculations will be available to the public at the United Auto Workers union hall 1209 Lowell St from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sunday. The union release says those who did not get a flu shot last year should take the second shot, while those who did need only one this year. members on Blue Cross will receive a certificate for a free prescription.
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United Auto Workers Union Hall
Lowell St
Blue Cross
New Hungarian Quartet to Perform at Oberlin Finney Chapel
The New Hungarian Quartet, in residence at Oberlin College Conservatory, will open its five on campus concerts this season on Saturday Oct. 14 at 8:30 p.m. in Finney Chapel. Members include Andor Toth, Richard Young, Andor Toth Jr., and Denes Koromzav. Programs feature Haydn Op 64 No 3, Bartok Op 7 No 1, and Beethoven Op 59 No 3. The group formed in 1972 and will teach, perform, and give recitals nationally during the year.
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Oberlin
Oberlin College Conservatory of Music
Andor Toth
Richard Young
Andor Toth Jr
Denes Koromzav
Haydn
Bartok
Beethoven
Oberlin Conservatory
Winter TV lineup promises bright season of specials
Hollywood reports a strong slate for video specials with high profile names. Highlights include Of Thee I Sing starring Carroll OConnor on CBS October 24, The Man Who Came to Dinner with Orson Welles on NBC November 29 and a Marlene Dietrich one woman show on CBS January 13.
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Lionel Hampton
Gene Krupa
Teddy Wilson
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Charlie Brown
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Italy
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George C. Scott
Alan Arkin
Gene Wilder
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Renee Taylor
Joseph Campanella
Jack Wesson
Valeria Harper
Jack Lemon
Harold Arlen
Miss Carroll
Perod
Britain
Edward VIII
Duke of Windsor
Wallis Simpson
Richard Chamberlain
Faye Dunaway
Abc-Tv
Lorainite pleads guilty to manslaughter charge
Florence Owens, 22, of 2119 E 29th St Lorain indicted for second degree murder pleaded guilty to manslaughter before Lorain County Mikus in the Aug 18 shooting death of her husband Vernon in their home after a quarrel. The plea, with prosecutor approval, carries 1 to 20 years. court referred for a pre-sentence report.
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Florence Owens
E. 29Th St. Lorain
Lorain County Common Pleas
Paul J. Mikus
Owens
Probation Department
Medina Home Made Christmas Show Returns Oct 14 15
The Medina County Extension Homemaker's Council hosts a homemade Christmas Show October 14 and 15 in the 4 H activities building at the Medina County fairgrounds. Hours run noon to 9 p.m. Saturday and 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Sunday with no admission fee. The event features Santarama exhibits, top demonstrations, and no items for sale.
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Medina
Medina County Extension Homemaker's Council
Medina County Fairgrounds
West Smith Road
Talk on Jerusalem at Oberlin College
John Wilkinson, dean of studies at St George's College Jerusalem, will speak at Oberlin College about Jerusalem's growth from a Canaanite village to the Herodian City. The free talk, 8 p.m. Tuesday in room 106 of the King Building, draws on Wilkinson's Jerusalem residence since 1933 and on-site research. Sponsored by the Religion Department with the Mead-Swing Committee.
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Jerusalem
John Wilkinson
St. George's College
King
Oberlin College
Salem
Wilkinson
Department of Religion
Oberlin Colteze
Learning expert to speak here on Tuesday
James Keils of Strongsville, a national authority on learning disabilities, will address the Assocation for Children with Learning Disabilities at 8 p.m. Tuesday. The psychologist and director of pupil personnel in Strongsville schools will discuss the future of special education in secondary schools and lead a program widely regarded as Ohio’s best.
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Association For Children With Learning Disabilities
West Side
Elyria Savings and Trust
Lowell Street
James Keils
Strongsville
Keils
Leek
Ohio
New Directions Recital at Oberlin October 13 at Finney Chapel
The second program in Oberlin College's New Directions Recital series is set for October 13 at 8:30 pm in Finney Chapel. The public admission is free and the program features works by Bassett Rochberg Rosen Ro sen Webern Pellegrino including Triform for Two Track Electronic Tape and Paths for Film and Two Track Electronic Tapes.
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New Directions
Oberlin College
Finney Chapel
Leslie Bassett
George Rochberg
Rochberg
Jerome Rosen
Anton Webern
Ronald Pellegrino
Announcers Bowl for Lucy Idol at North Ridgeville Lanes
WOBL Oberlin staff and J and J Body Shop Elyria announce a charity bowling series at North Ridgeville Lanes Monday. The loser at 9 30 p m will donate 50 to the Lucy Idol School for the Retarded in Vermilion, with public attendance invited. The school serves profoundly retarded students.
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Harry Wilber
Oberlin
WOBL
Elyria
North Ridgeville Lanes
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Price hike alarm sparks Spencer residents' protest
Spencer and Chatham residents question Northern Ohio Telephone Company proposed rate increases averaging 73 percent. They cite lack of direct distance dialing, delayed repairs, and limited local service, urging customers on the Spencer exchange to mail written complaints by October 14 for a Public Utilities Commission hearing.
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Kent Firestone
Medina
Homerville
Black River
Lodi
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Red Haw
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NOTC
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John Jeandrevin
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
Glenn Pomeroy
Lorain High Student Cut On Way To School
Lorain High School student Brian Bass, 17, was cut by six youths while walking to school near Fifth Street and Washington Avenue. He blocked a stab attempt, reported to the principal, treated by the nurse, then released after hospital care later in the day.
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Brian Bass
Charles A. Bass
St. Joseph Hospital
Bass
Fifth Street
Washington Avenue
Donald Hardman
Hardman
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