Judge orders rehiring four Alexander teachers
Common Pleas Court Judge Lowell Howard ruled in favor of four Alexander School District teachers LaDonna Boyd Cynthia Jacobson Jean Locke and Lynda McIntorf. The writ of mandamus will compel the board to issue new contracts while Cynthia Kokis lost the case. The ruling follows claims the board voted not to rehire before receiving recommendations from their attorney.
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Susan Frampton Messenger
Alexander
Common Pleas Court
Lowell Howard
LaDonna Boyd
Cynthia Jacobson
Jean Locke
Lynda McIntorf
Cynthia Kokis
Ronald DeVeau
Kokis
Dan Stright
Shade
Shade School
Alexander Teachers Association
Honeywell
Charleston
W. Va
Athens Office Supply
Sprague Electric Service
Vocational Agriculture
High Schoo
Athens Historical Society weighs未来 museum site option
Athens Historical Society executive committee weighs acquiring a site for a museum in Athens. The house at 118 E State St appeals for restoration but is not the original county courthouse site, risking reduced restoration grants. Estimated $30,000 restoration plus purchase and upkeep deter redirection.
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The
Athens Historical Society
Athens
E. State St
Don Hutslar
Ohio Historical Museum
Society
East State Street
Ohio Historical Society
National Registry
Albany
Edna Stalder
Fuel Cost Rise Hits Ohio Schools Budget Strain
Ohio school districts face higher fuel costs for transportation with some districts dipping into contingency funds to cover extra bills. Columbus reports a 50 percent gasoline price hike under a sole bid from Sohio, while Springfield and Wilmington anticipate higher lunch costs due to scarce perishables.
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Columbus
Ohio
F. T. Rudy
Standard Oil Co
Sohio
Springfield
Wilmington
Rudy
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Department of Education
Hanford Combs
Metropolitan Education Council
Montgomery County
Mt. Gilead
Dodrill Hartsell
Hartsell
Richard Townsend
Vance Ramage
Burr Oak Accord Ordered by Ohio Resources Department
The Ohio Natural Resources Department ordered Ohio Inns, Inc. to settle its labor dispute with Burr Oak Lodge employees or face contract termination. The move targets a recognition dispute with the Hotel and Restaurant Employes and Bartenders Union and cites disruptions to lodge food and motel service. Districts face higher fuel and food costs with potential tax measures and lunch price increases to cover inflation.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio Natural Resources Department
Ohio Inns, Inc
Burr Oak Lodge
Ohio Inns
Robert Harpenau
Ohio Resources
William Nye
Ohio State Lodge
Nye
Hotel and
Lodge
The
Natural Resources Department
National Labor Relations Act
New Haven Council Plans Spending in Revenue Sharing
New Haven Town Council approved a planned use report for revenue sharing funds. Allocations total 4050 dollars for public safety 3551 dollars and the library 500 dollars for new and expanded services covering Jan 1, 1972 to Jun 30, 1973. Recorder Jane Russell presented the June financials. Mayor John Thorne chaired the meeting.
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New Haven
Jane Russell
John Thorne
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Edward Stone
Anthony Sargetti
Edward Algeo
Richard Ryan
Arthur Cornwell
Clifford Coxsee
Elizabeth Beatty
Sandra Hardway
EMR
William Saylor
Ruth Lattimer
Doug Lattimer
Linda Krupa
Bryan Spradling
Ted Trotter
Kenny Turner
Jamie Tevis
Patricia Hayes
Maurita Evans
Raymond Brooks
Dorothy Gage
Associated Press
Burr Oak Accord
Ramage
Townsend
Wade Bush
School Food Services
Bash
Joan White
O'Bleness Hospital
Millview Inn
Shannon
Burlington House
LII
Court Street
Seth Thomas
Perma Press
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