Oberlin College studies broad reforms to cut costs and expand access
Oberlin College proposals aim to make private education more affordable through a three year study plus a one year work period and a year round operation. The plan calls for student responsibility, optional majors, a council for cross disciplinary programs, and broader flexible curricula to reach more students.
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Oberlin
Oberlin College Education Commission
Henderson
Oberlin College
Complexity scope behind delay of strip mine bill
Ohio House Environment and Natural Resources Committee delays on a complex strip mine bill. Rep. Kenneth Creasy leads in subcommittee shaping a balance between coal needs and environmental protection amid numerous amendments and political pressure. If not voted this year, the measure carries over to 1972.
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Columbus
Kenneth Creasy
Ohio House Environment and Natural Resources Committee
House
Creasy
Delaware
Senate
Ohio
Ernest Gebhart
Department of Natural Resources
Division of Forestry and Reclamation
Subcommittee
Sam Speck
Concord
Sewer line plan eyed for Schadden Road area
Elyria council water and sewers committee backs a 161000 sewer project along Schadden Road and Keep Court with 94000 city funding and the rest assessed to local property owners at 17.83 per front foot. Action moves to finance committee and then council for final approval.
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Elyria
Water and Sewers
Elyria City
Schadden Road
Lucia to head Ridgeville schools in 3-2 vote
North Ridgeville school board hired former Midview superintendent George Lucia as superintendent on a three year contract starting October 15 with a $21 000 starting salary. Five board members supported the hire while two opposed citing qualification concerns and urging consideration of interim appointee Rage.
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North Ridgeville
Midview
George Lucia
James Sally
Anthony Rage
Sally
Salty
Lucia
Dale Pepin
Beverly Reising
Jeanne Shultzaberger
James Yost
Edwin Charles
Pepin
Charles
Rago
Rage
ITT to Open Fixture Plant in Elyria Amid Million Dollar Park
ITT plans a fixture plant in Elyria as part of a multi million dollar industrial park on Rt. 57. Milan Steel built a 36 000 square foot warehouse on Schadden Road where ITT will lease and employ about 60 workers assembling and storing lighting fixtures. Jan. 1 completion target, lease to be signed soon. ITT Vermilion is a major local employer with 250 workers and last year sales of 6.3 billion dollars and profits of 353 million.
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Alvin Wharff
Milan Steel
Wharff
ITT
Vermilion
Wakefield
Keys named to road safety commission
Lorain County Treasurer Jr. Grant Keys is among a 19 member bi partisan advisory commission appointed today by State Highway Safety Director Eugene P. O Grady. Keys former Ohio Highway Safety Director was appointed to chair a committee to coordinate efforts to improve highway safety by Gov. John J. Gilligan in June. The advisory panel will advise on operating improvements for the Bureau of Motor Vehicles and promote modern office management techniques.
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Lorain County
Grant Keys
Eugene P. O.grady Keys
Ohio Highway Safety
John J. Gilligan
Bureau of Motor Vehicles
O'Grady
Ridgeville schools approve 4 mill levy for ballot
North Ridgeville school board unanimously approves a 4 mill additional operating levy to be placed on the November 2 ballot. The levy’s millage may be reduced proportionally if state funds exceed the $428,000 budget deficit. Two members abstain, yielding a second unanimous vote.
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North Ridgeville
Elyria man sentenced after vice conviction
A 20 year old Elyria man convicted twice of keeping a house of prostitution in Cleveland was sentenced to two and a half years in prison for taking a woman across state lines for immoral purposes. William Dewalt, 126 Ted man J., was sentenced yesterday by U.S. District Judge William K. Thomas. Assistant U.S. Attorney Edward Molnar said Dewalt also awaited sentencing in Cuyahoga County on a charge from a Police raid on a nude photography club on Cleveland's West Side last February.
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Cleveland
William Dewalt
Tedman @J
U.S
William K. Thomas
Edward Molnar
Dewalt
Cuyahoga County
Fluffy the six toed cat and a stolen car tale
A letter recounts a seven toed stray cat named Fluffy from Campagna Drive with kittens including two six-toed offspring. Edith Hearne, a 71-year-old widow, faced the loss of her 1963 Chevrolet Impala after it was stolen from Midway Mall, with Ohio plate YY 665 and a Bally tag from Hollywood Florida. The piece also highlights the Snoop Shop in Elyria, a decorator craft store run by the Streicher and Wolfe families, and lists Elyria Senior Fellowship officers for 1971 1972.
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Edith Hearne
Glenwood St
Ohio
Midway Mall
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West Virginia
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Cincinnati
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Keep Court
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Reising
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Frank
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Joan) Streicher
East Ave
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