Oberlin to name members to three special groups
Oberlin to name members for three committees at an adjourned school board meeting Monday at 8 p.m. in the board of education building. President Eric Nord urged citizens to recommend members for committees on philosophy of Oberlin Schools general objectives and resources available to the schools. The long range planning panel may form a subcommittee to project enrollment for the next decade.
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Oberlin
Board of Education
North Pleasant St
Eric Nord
Nord
Long Range Planning Committee
Cleveland
Oberlin Area
Oberlin Board Approves Hiring of 43 Staff Members
The Oberlin school board approved 15 substitute teachers and 28 other employees for various duties. Names include Gretchen Nicholoff Irene Clarke Mary Kurtz Louise Long Cleo Abram Elizabeth Bortz Eileen Brucker Bettie Christie Helen Currier Shirley Johnson Melvina Keeler Jean Kern Judy Phelps Alice Spotts Robert Woodall. Also hired five composition readers at two dollars an hour and playground helpers at 130, lunch room staff, a Head Start bus driver and aid, a cross country coach, a substitute maintenance worker and a crossing guard. Ten bus drivers were certified as meeting requirements.
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Oberlin
Gretchen Nicholoff
Irene Clarke
Mary Kurtz
Louise Long
Cleo Abram
Elizabeth Bortz
Eileen Brucker
Bettie Christie
Helen Currier
Shirley Johnson
Melvina Keeler
Jean Kern
Judy Phelps
Alice Spotts
Robert Woodall
Jane Speigelberg
Phyllis Kuestner
Lois Pilat
Mary Kirtz
Sharon Shults
Eric Blasenheim
Robert Moorehead
Michael Wilson
Peter Thurell
Ruth Scott
Cathy White
Mary Henderson
Wanda Mae Lawrie
Catherine Howell
Thelma Pope
Scott Mitchell
Kenneth Cornelius
Edward Taylor
Steve Coinman
Howard McRoberts
Joseph Caroniti
Wayne Streator
Betty Salisbury
Robert Brooks
Ada Emerich
Lillian Criss
Henry Redd
Jeffie White
WEOL to tell of school closings in Oberlin
WHOL radio will inform residents of emergency school closings as listed by Superintendent Robert W. Duncan. He notes heavy snow icy roads heating plant malfunctions and water or sewer problems as emergencies that could close a school.
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Oberlin
WHOL
Robert W. Duncan
Ex Elyrian Named Mortuary Post Holder
Richard R. Fute, a former Elyria resident and Navy veteran, was appointed mortuary post holder after graduating from Brookdale Cemetery and Indiana College of Mortuary Science. He received the Haerie Award for serenity and integrity. He and wife Nancy Scharein will reside in Speedway, Indiana, where he will work as an apprentice embalmer and was on the dean's list.
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Brookdale Cemetery
Indiana College of Mor- Hempel
Indianapolis
Amherst
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Elyria
Fute
Nancy Scharein
Speedway
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The
College
Ike’s Oval Office floor marks join Smithsonian memorabilia
Washington reports that Dwight D. Eisenhower left insect marks on the Oval Office floor now set to become historical memorabilia at the Smithsonian or theAbilene Kansas library. President Nixon renovates his office with a Monticello parquet replica and plans a holiday White House Christmas before a Rose Bowl attendance.
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UPI
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Smithsonian Institution
Abilene
Kans
Nixon
Monticello
White House
Nixons
California
Tobias fills school board post
Tobias, director of the Oberlin College Alumni Association, was appointed to the Oberlin school board last night. He replaces Walter E. Reeves who resigned effective Aug. 31. The unexpired term runs two and a half years. Tobias, an alum of Oberlin College, has supported levy campaigns and long-range planning efforts. The Tobias family includes four children: Sarah, Steve, Martha, and Emily.
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Oberlin
Edward
Tobias
Oberlin College Alumni Association
Stewart Ct
Walter E. Reeves
Oberlin College
Citizens Committee For
Sarah
Steve
Martha
Emily
Young offender measures drawn in Ohio
Ohio Attorney General Paul W. Brown moves to draft a youthful offenders act to exempt some minors convicted of minor drug offenses from criminal labeling if probation terms are met. Governor James A. Rhodes orders the measure for General Assembly consideration to curb future hardening of youths and ease employment prospects.
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Rhodes
Interracial advisory group to be re appointed at Oberlin Schools
The Oberlin school board heard that an all Negro parents advisory committee will be re formed as an interracial group. Paul Nabors said a new committee representing all facets of the community will be appointed by the high school PTA. Ten parents and some faculty will join next month. The board president supported student representation on the panel.
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Oberlin
Paul E. Nabors
PTA
Nabors
Eric Nord
Nord
Welfare red tape costs 15 million in Ohio report
Gov. Rhodes released a White House requested 22 page study detailing 507 federal reports for 11 Ohio Welfare programs and 459 programs overall. The report states 20 000 Ohio reports yearly and over a million nationwide, with caseworkers spending over half their time on forms.
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Columbus
UPI
James A. Rhodes
White House
Ohio
John D. Ehrlichman
Rhodes
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