Ohio School Boards Association opposes binding arbitration
OSBA executive vice president David B. Martin argues binding arbitration undermines taxpayer control of schools and cites Mansfield as a cautionary example where an arbitrator urged higher pay. He also opposes instant tenure, favoring due process and contract respect, while Brighton advocates due process for teachers.
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Ohio School Boards Association
David B. Martin
OSBA
Martin
Mansfield
Michigan
Brighton
Vinton County
Local Composer Attends Meeting and Opera Broadcast Plans
TORONTO Eusebia Hunkins presided at the 19th annual National Opera Association meeting. She was asked to survey radio broadcast possibilities for American Chamber Opera in 1976. The audience heard Beethoven Fidelio and Verdi Rigoletto staged by the Canadian Opera Company.
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Eusebia Hunkins
N. College St
National Opera Association
Hunkins
Canadian Opera Company
Ford denies psychiatric treatment tale amid Liddy Watergate claim
Vice President-designate Gerald R. Ford says a Washington lobbyist book alleging he underwent a year of psychiatric treatment is categorically inaccurate. Ford and psychiatrist Arnold Hutschnecker say the claim is fantasy. Ford says he met Hutschnecker briefly once, not as a patient, and only at the lobbyist’s urging.
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Washington
Gerald R. Ford
Ford
G. Gordon Liddy
Treasury
Arnold Hutschnecker
New York City
Robert N. Winter-Berger
House
Hutschnecker
Winter-Berger
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