Oberlin College president takes four month cancer leave
Oberlin College president Emil C Danenberg will take a four month medical leave to treat liver cancer at Cleveland Clinic. He will undergo periodic outpatient chemotherapy and James Powell will serve as acting president. Powell, a geology professor and vice president, will forgo sabbatical to lead the college during his absence.
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Allen Memorial Hospital
Cleveland
Conservatory of Music
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Department of Geology
Berea College
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Massachusetts Institute of Technology
California
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Rainy start to September brings near average rainfall
North Ridgeville weather observer Ray Diederich notes 1.65 inches have fallen in September, below the 2.26 inch average. He says the month will dry out next week, with past heavy rains boosting soil moisture for crops but not delaying winter wheat planting, and predicts a near average, snowy winter ahead.
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Diederich
Fedora and Nosenko in Watergate lore tied to spies
The October Readers Digest questions the credibility of Soviet agent Fedora and defector Yuri Nosenko, who allegedly fed the CIA and FBI mixed truths about the KGB and Oswald. It links Fedora to the Nixon plumbers and Watergate, suggesting double agent dynamics and Moscow control.
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Walter Godfrey Retires After 54 Years at The Chronicle-Telegram
Walter Godfrey, longtime Chronicle-Telegram reporter, ends a 54 year tenure as he retires. He turns 80 on Labor Day and reflects on a career spanning desks, typewriters, and evolving newsroom technology.
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Mall plan hit by zoning study in Westlake
Westlake officials introduced zoning legislation for an executive office park at Bassett Stearns and Detroit roads after a Dale Henson Associates study said the area could not support a proposed adjacent shopping mall. Mayor Ted Busch, Council President Robert Peterson and Planning Commission Chairman Jack Twig urged separating the office park from the mall portion.
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Council
Robert Peterson
Planning Commission
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Beachwood Place
Weekend Shower Chance Tapers Into Sunny Highs
Cloudy conditions persist tonight into Saturday with a 40 percent rain chance tonight and 20 percent Saturday. Lows drop to the lower 60s tonight, while highs reach the low 70s on Saturday. Details on Page A-3.
Lorain Road called ugliest street on West Side
Lorain Road in North Olmsted earns the label ugliest street as a six mile commercial strip lined with signs. The piece notes the street's evolution from residential to retail as North Olmsted grew from 3,500 residents in 1941 to 34,000 in 1970. It contrasts with Brookpark and Pearl Roads and cites spot zoning requests.
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Pearl Roads
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