Fewer Iranian students at LCCC after tuition hike
The Lorain County Community College foreign students office reports Iranian enrollment shrank to a handful this year, down from about 24 in 1979-80, amid higher out-of-state tuition and Iran government pressure for four-year degrees. Some moved to Cleveland State University while foreign students from other nations increased. The article also notes rising regional and national costs and broader trends in international student mobility amid Iran-Iraq war effects.
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Lorain County Community College
Abbe Road
LCCC
Cleveland State University
Institute of International Education
United States
Reagan makes swing through Ohio steel country campaign stop
Republican candidate Ronald Reagan tours eastern Ohio and Wheeling West Virginia with stops in Steubenville and Youngstown to highlight steel industry issues and oppose Carter administration rules. He plans meetings with local officials and supporters including the Save Our Steel Committee amid talks on tax relief and air quality policy.
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Carter
Ronald Reagan
Ohio
Reagan
Wheeling
W.va
James A. Rhodes
West Virginia
Arch Moore
Moore
Jay Rockefeller
Steubenville
Ohio River
Save Our Steel Committee
United States
Youngstown
Lyle Williams
Jack Hunter
Jones & Laughin Co
J&l
Campbell
Loyalty dissolves as social bonds weaken says Ohio professor
Andrew Oldenquist of Ohio State University warns that group loyalty or social cement is crumbling in America. He argues allegiance to families, neighborhoods, cities, and nations shapes behavior and civic pride, faulting modern theory and urban redevelopment for alienation and anti social conduct.
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Columbus
Philosphy
Andrew Oldenquist
Ohio State University
Oldenquist
Tve
America
Vermilion teachers press for raises as talks near final session
The Vermilion school board agrees to a final negotiation with the Vermilion Teachers Association to discuss the two year contract offer of 11550 first year and 12325 second year while teachers continue a slow down and threaten possible strikes. VTA spokeswoman Mary Jo Harris says the board must hear the teachers financial expert and that negotiations began in March.
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Mario Rini
Vermilion Teachers Association
Mary Jo Harris
VTA
Miss Harris
Rim
EPA OKs Carlisle project
The EPA tentatively approves a sewage treatment plant for a shopping center and duplex development at Routes 10 and 20 in Carlisle Township. Filtration chlorination and extensive aeration are required before discharge to the Black River. Local opponents push a referendum to overturn rezoning, likely voting in May primaries. The township also heard a cable TV expansion proposal from Bernard F Petrus of Grafton Cable Communications.
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Carlisle Twp
Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
Carlisle Township
Gerald Hambly
Basin Developments of
Grafton
Ri. 10
Black River
Township Zoning Board
Tnother
Bernard F Petrus
Grafton Cable Communications
T Petrus
Elyna Cabiiviti N
Elyna
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Cleveland
Bureau of Labor
U.S
National Association For Foreign Student Affairs
NAFSA
Ohio Steel Country
United Press International
Greg Thomas
Pinewood Drive
Scott Fitzhugh
Bantam
Greg
Ted Thomas
Scott
Tom Fitzhugh
Bob Bailie
Lem
Oks
Carlisle
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