Proponents Tour Push For Direct Vote Nationally
Three young men from California Washington and New York travel a 45 000 mile five week tour to sell a proposal for direct national legislation by popular vote. The road show aims to rally public support across 125 cities while major officials face questions over political aims and public access to lawmaking.
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Capitol
John Forster
Los Gatos
Calif
Bill Harrington
Seattle
Center
Roger Telschow
Rochester
N.Y
Washington, D.C
Oberlin faces loss of curriculum funds this fall
Oberlin Schools may lose designated curriculum development funds if the state auditor rules the money should support general operations. An examination projects a $29,000 shift to operating revenues, potentially cutting curriculum work and delaying school plans. The district argues the funds are earmarked and should remain for curriculum, while officials await the auditor’s ruling and a possible public update before the November 8 vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
James Davis
Davis
Supt
Wiliam Force
Oberlin schools unveil plan for affirmative action
Oberlin school officials presented a draft affirmative action plan to the public, authored by Superintendent William Force and Harold Horton, with legal aid from Squire, Sanders, and Dempsey. The plan outlines a minority hiring policy, administration procedures, goals and timetables, and a monitoring process, with public comment sessions planned before final approval. Also approved was Fran cis Toss as acting head teacher at Eastwood School for the 1977-78 year, and authorization of a $125 weekly lease for a spare bus until new buses arrive in November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Harold Horton
Horton
Supt
William Force
Squire, Sanders, and Dempsey
Cleveland
Eastwood
Francis Toss
Stanley Bahorek Jr
Medina County honors dairymen at annual banquet
Medina County named its Dairyman of the Year Paul Kruggel of Litchfield Township and Conservation Farmer of the Year Willard Mennell. Awards recognized top dairy cattle judging and dairy production, honoring 4H member and top cow records as well as 1976 and 1977 production figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medina
Soil and Water Conservation District
Dairy Herd Improvement Association
Paul Kruggel
Litchfield Township
Medina County
Kruggel
Harold K. Theburn
Mennell
Medina County Soil and Water Conservation District
Thoburn
William R. Indoe
Richard Indoe
Harrisville Township
Lodi
Charles Fenstermaker
Indoe
Iudge
Young Indge
Medina County Joint Vocational School
Future Farmers of America
FFA
Ohio Junior Holstein Association Board of Directors
Medina County +s Dairy Club
Donald Brintnall
York Township
Lowell Hoffmaster
Liverpool Township
Brintnall
Brint Seaman
Imogen Mitzie
Hoffmaster
Deanmar
Carla
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Nixon
Ford
Simon
Leonard Saffir
The
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New York
Saffir
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Sarasota, Fla
Wallenda
Houdini
Bill Shirk
Shirk
Indianapolis
Reynir Leesson
Eugene Ormandy
Philadelphia
Andre Watts
U.N
United Nations
Princess Margaret
Queen Elizabeth
New York City
Colin Tennent
Caribbean
Mustique
California
Edmund G. Brown Jr
Waldorf- Astoria
National Center For Voluntary Action
Ed McMahon
NBC
Totie Fields
Los Angeles
Me Tse
A &-Mill
Force
Norma Jones
Krugger Farms
David
John
Grady Kratzer
Willard Mennell
W. Smith Road
Chatham Town
Ship
Conserval
Gary
WQAL
Mase Fe
Ated Teims
WE Velang
Ohio
Gee
Glenn A
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Pomeroy
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Elyria
Jamie’s Flea Market, Inc
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U.S. Mint
A Savings & Trust
Elyria Savings & Trust National Bank
FDIC
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