Oberlin College asks leniency for Alabama fugitive Mason
Oberlin College President Frederick Starr asks Ohio and Alabama governors to consider leniency for John Jack Mason a 53 year old custodian who worked 29 years at Oberlin and is sought in Alabama. Mason escaped a 1955 robbery sentence and was arrested in Elyria Ohio after a routine license plate stop.
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Oberlin
Oberlin College
Ohio
Richard Celeste
Alabama
George Wallace
John “Jack” Mason
Mason
Frederick Starr
Etter
Jefferson County
Ala
Indi
Visiting Indonesian teacher brings new culture to Bay
Renni Saptari from Jakarta teaches Indonesian government and culture in Bay district as part of the American Field Service exchange. She covers middle and high school classes through February and demonstrates Indonesian cooking in home economics.
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Bay Village
Renni Saptari
Indonesia
Saptari
American Field Service
Bay District
Jakarta
University of Indonesia
Alison Barr
Homeland
C-T
Janine Exner
Bay Middle School
Jeanie McConnell
Lorain County updates 1987 emergency plan with seeks input
Lorain County Disaster Services asks mayors trustees fire chiefs and health officials for information to draft an enhanced emergency operating plan for 1987. The plan shifts focus from nuclear defense to natural and hazardous material disasters with four phases mitigation preparedness response and recovery. Brian Nelson urges private and public sectors to cooperate while a temporary plan remains in place.
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Elyria
Lorain County
DSA
Disaster Services Agency
Brian Nelson
Celeste hit by decency group over AIDS education stance
Ohio Citizens for Decency and Health accuses Gov Richard Celeste of promoting homosexuality through AIDS education and calls for his removal. The PAC cites pamphlets from the state Health Department and accuses Celeste of backing gay rights amid corruption charges.
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Richard Celeste
Ohio Citizens For Decency and Health
Celeste
Bill Steensland
Ohio
East
Midwest
Ohio Department of Health
Congress extends LTV retirees benefits until May
Congress passes a stop gap bill requiring LTV Corp to keep paying health and life insurance for about 70,000 retirees at least until May 15, 1987. The measure, backed by Sen. Metzenbaum and Rep. Frost, funds government for 1987 and delays cuts amid LTV’s Chapter 11 case in Dallas.
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Washington
Congress
LTV Corp
Howard Metzenbaum
Dohio
House
Martin Frost
LTV
Metzenbaum
Dallas-Fort Worth
Bankrupcy Court
Frost
Sen. Strom
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Allen Memorial Hospital
Hamilton
John Harvith
Cate Mason
Debbie Herbert
Alabama Department of Corrections
Robert and
Charlotte Crowe
John and
Arline Vogel
Decency and Health Group
Scott Sleek
Lorain
Alex Olejko
Southview
Midview
Frost and Metzenbaum
Reagan
International Aerospace and Steel Corporation
Thurmond
South Carolina
Cleveland
Lynch
Escetes
AGRI
RCA
Enstone Cops
FEDS
POSTAL_ SERVICE IE
Heer
Fen
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