Logan Board and LEA Clash Over Certificated Policies
Logan City School District Board proposed revised certificated personnel guidelines, but the Logan Education Association rejected them 90 to 1 after secret ballot. LEA hired attorney Neal Dillon to study the issue and urged a 30 day delay before board action while the two sides seek a resolution.
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Norma Gable Messenger
Logan
Logan City School District Board of Education
Logan Education Association
LEA
Don Young
Board of Education
Logan City
Young
Jo Horsky
Logan's Budget Sets City Finances for 1972 Plan
Logan city council approves a 1,246,129.29 budget prepared by the mayor with service director and auditor input. The measure covers capital improvements, department salaries, pensions, and specific funds including streets water works and sewer projects.
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Logan
Finance Committee
M. B. Haney
Haney
Roy Loomis
Roy Kelch
Loomis
Virginia Gano
Gano
N. Spring Street
Weis Street
Federal Grant Approved for Tri-County Technical Institute
Representative Clarence E. Miller announced an Appalachian Regional Commission grant of 60000 to Tri-County Technical Institute in Nelsonville for a practical nursing training program expansion. The project totals 136876 with 44 percent ARC funding and the rest from state and local sources.
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Washington, D.C
Clarence E. Miller
Appalachian Regional Commission
Tri-County Technical Institute
Nelsonville
ARC
Miller
Ohio Valley Health Services
Vinton County bids for excavator opened by commissioners
Vinton County commissioners opened bids for an excavator with Marks Tractor Co offering 49 990 as the apparent low bid and W W Williams at 53 990. One bid was disqualified for not meeting specifications. They also authorized sealing about 20 miles of county roads and discussed renting the former children home building to a renter in as is condition with renter covering alterations. State officials are reviewing the property for possible rest or nursing home use. Benedict Inc. was permitted to relocate a section of county Road 32 to remove a curve pending county engineer approval.
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McArthur
Vinton
Marks Tractor Co
Tech Excavator
W. W. Williams
Childrens Home
Benedict, Inc
Apollo 8 Man Sees Far Side of Moon First
An Apollo 8 crewman gazed at the moon's far side for the first time during the December 1968 mission.
Teachers' Contracts Approved at Logan Board Meeting
The Logan School Board accepted resignations including Joan Gray Pamela Hartman Gail Hawks Lester Horvath Esther Kinneer Sally Miner Lou Parker Sharon Swinehart Harley Ellinger Frederick Schmidt Carl Wesselhoeft Theresa Brandt. New appointments include Loretta Helber Jewell Henderson Kathleen Morton Marjorie Dunn Herbert Van Horn Margaret Marclay and Jack Morgan. Supplemental and academic contracts were approved for numerous coaches department heads and staff. Bainbridge named assistant principal. previously from North Canton he lacks admin experience. Wranglers to meet Nelsonville Tuesday at 7:30 p.m.
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Logan
Logan City
Loretta Helber
Jewell Henderson
Kathleen Morton
Marjorie A. Dunn
Herbert L. van Horn
Margaret M. Marclay
Reading
Jack Morgan
Marion Allen
Dick Mikes
D. Scott Fitzgerald
Garnett Jones
George Hummel
John Elgin
Fred Ervin
Ronald Lampman
Richard Erb
Richard Taylor
Kelley Stilwell
George Stump
David Eberst
George Dunigan
Girls Athletic Association
Jo Ann Chaney
Alice Frasch
George Tipton
Nevada Smith
Elmer G. Horsky
Harry Westfall
Harold R. Smith
Charles J. Moore
Delbert Davis
East
W. W. Denny
Marion
Enterprise
West Logan
Dale Johnson
Rockbridge
Mae Zimmerman
Gibison
William L. Bainbridge
Bainbridge
North Canton
Canton Glenwood
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Neal Dillon
Dillon
Mater
Dan Long
Meadowgold Dairy
Ohio Valley Bakery
Holsum
J. J. Tolliver
Vinton Commissioners Open Excavator
Wranglers
Tri- County Wranglers
Horse Arena
Buckeye
Perma
Route 50
Athens, Ohio
Metzler
Valley View Circle
Zanesville, Ohio
Robert O' Neil
the Plains
Ohio
F&t Life
Nsurance
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