LEA sanctions Logan City School Board over guidelines
Logan Education Association invokes a professional sanction against the Logan City Board of Education amid disputes over the Certificated Personnel Guidelines adopted at a special meeting. Members and teachers crowded the superintendent’s office and walked out as changes were discussed, with the LEA demanding a contract to legally negotiate working conditions, class size, wages, benefits, and protection against coercion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Wilkinson
Logan Logan
Logan Education Association
Logan City School Board of Education
LEA
Jo Horsky
Donald G. Young
Logan City
Logan City Board of Education
Young
Blind Enroll at San Francisco State in Teacher Aide Program
San Francisco State College enrolls blind students in courses and a teacher aide training program with Tri-County Vocational High School. Four Logan High School students will work as aides three days weekly, costing $9 per student monthly, totaling $252 for seven months. The district revises lunch subsidies and city recreation lease terms for 1971-72, with facility charges tied to school employee presence. Nationwide corn production is projected at 5.3 billion bushels this year, down 30 percent from 1970.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling Anderson
Logan- Hocking County
Leroy E. King
Junction City
Bott
Bonnie Meyer
Reading
Lois Ann Smith
EMR
John E. Rauch
Dorothy Ne'con
Educa*ional
Title One
ADC
Partici
San Francisco State College
Pate
Tri- County Vocational High School
Logan High School
Janette Waltz
Jayne Heinlein
Diane Bartley
Linda Ross
National School Fund Service
City Sche 1
Dan Long
Don Young
United States
McVey Named Campaign Manager for Ganocy
Logan Al Ganocy announced Ted D. McVey as campaign manager for the upcoming mayoral race. McVey, a 1952 Logan High School graduate, U, Ohio Univ student, and Farmers and Merchants Bank assistant vice president, lives at 576 Pottery St with his wife Beverly Jo Goss and their three children. He also served in Korea with the Army Third Division.
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Logan
al Ganocy
Ted. D. McVey
Ganocy
M. B. Haney
McVey
Logan High School
Ohio University
American Banking Institute
Farmers and Merchants Bank
Trinity United Methodist Church
Church
Army
Korea
Beverly Jo Goss
Lisa
Becky
Thomothy
Pottery St
Perry County Court Notes Highlights and Sentences
A $1,823 suit filed by John J. Carroll Co. against Roy J. and Shirley Dixon concerns goods allegedly sold and delivered on November 7, 1970. Ramond C. Boyster seeks liquor license transfer for The Little Brown Jug in Harrison Township Route 2. Ferdinand P. DuMolt, 56, New Lexington Route 2, fined $100, three days in jail, 30-day driving suspension for drunken driving. Harold Hane, 35, Philo, received five days in jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Carroll Co
Newark
Roy J
Shirley Dixon
Mount Perry
Ramond C. Boyster
Alice D. Smith
Harrison Township
Ferdinand P. DuMolt
New Lexington
Cigar Storage Tips Warn Against Sun and Dampness
Stay out of sun It is best to keep cigars away from direct light and moisture to preserve flavor and freshness according to expert guidance.
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