Logan Board Approves Pay Hikes for All Personnel
The Logan school board unanimously approved pay increases for all certificated and non teaching staff effective Jan 1 1972. A new minimum salary schedule for teachers with a bachelor degree, current base 5400, rises to 6200 plus scale for experience while non certificated staff gain 30 cents hourly.
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Logan School Board
Cost of Living Council
Don Young
William Collier
Logan Education Association
Dorothy Hiles
Ohio Association of Public School Employes
Logan City
Federal
Collier
Larry Wells
Solicitor Intervenes to Withhold City Pay Raises
City Solicitor Edwin C. Johnston tells Mayor Merril B. Haney that he directed City Auditor Virginia Gano to temporarily withhold salary increases for the solicitor and auditor. The move follows an ordinance passed Nov 29 and published Dec 22, with alleged effect Jan 2, while the officers were in office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin C. Johnston
Merril B. Haney
Virginia Gano
Johnston
Gano
Haney
Gerken and Moore
Messrs
Ken and Moore
Logan
Goodyear Logan Plant Payroll Nears Five Million in 1971
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Logan automotive foam products plant reports 1971 payroll of 5 million dollars, up over 10 percent from 1970. Average staff 796, 9 percent higher, driven by wider foam use in new cars. local purchases total 905 thousand from 146 firms within 50 miles. plant paid 70 thousand five hundred in local taxes. Plant manager J E Holaday cites community cooperation and bright prospects amid steady foam growth.
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Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company
Logan
J. E. Holaday
Holaday
Goodyear
Attache Assault at Moscow Riga Airport Sparks Protest
A U S military attache Capt Elmer Alderfer was attacked by a group at Riga airport in Latvia during a visit cleared by Soviet officials. He was thrown to the ground his clothing torn and was briefly detained before release. The attack marks the third in 10 days affecting U S Soviet relations and Soviet officials have not yet responded to protests.
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Washington
U.S
Moscow
Soviet Union
State Department
Elmer L. Alderfer
Riga
Alderfer
Public College Proposed To Serve Four SEO Counties
Rio Grande Ohio proposes a public two year college to serve Gallia Jackson Meigs and Vinton counties on the Rio Grande College campus. If approved it would be Ohio's first public college on a private campus. The plan awaits a joint resolution from four county boards and has drawn support from the North Central Association and Chancellor John Miller.
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Rio Grande, Ohio
Ohio
Rio Grande College
Rio Grande
Alphus R. Christensen
Gallia
Jackson
Meigs
Vinton
Christensen
North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools
John Miller
Ohio Board of Regents
Wholesale Price Jump Shows Modest December Increase
Washington AP reports wholesale prices rose eight tenths of 1 percent in December after the wage price freeze ended, following a three tenths decline in Sept November. The rise was smaller than expected per Council of Economic Advisers chair Herbert Stein. Coal prices led gains at 4.0 percent, with farm products and processed foods contributing about two thirds of the total rise. The index reached 115.4 percent of the 1967 level, up 4.0 percent from a year earlier. Creditors and unions await Pay Board review of a AFL CIO United Transportation Union contract covering 140,000 rail workers with a 42 percent pay increase over 42 months.
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Washington
Nixon
Herbert Stein
Council of Economic Advisors
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Bureau
Stein
Afl-Cio
United Transportation Union
Fire destroys Henry residence in Maxville logs
Fire destroyed the Phil Henry two story frame home in Maxville Logan Route 4 on Friday afternoon. The loss included 10800 to the structure and 5400 for contents with rescue squad and two fire trucks on scene for about five hours. Lucille Henry alerted Logan and Junction City crews. cause undetermined but attic fire suspected. smoldering debris prompted recheck at 9 am.
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Phil Henry
Maxville
Logan Rt
Junction City
Lucille Henry
Logan Fire Department
Clara Patton
Columbus
Robert Courter
W. Hunter St
Courter
Kenneth Freemen
Multi Year Auto Tags Proposed In Ohio
Columbus Ohio AP Highway Safety Director Eugene O Grady unveiled a plan to issue license plates valid four years starting in 1974. Vehicle owners would annually pay the license fee at the courthouse and receive a sticker. The Bureau of Motor Vehicles Advisory Commission is to present a recommendation after its final meeting Tuesday.
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Columbus, Ohio
Highway Safety
Eugene O’grady
O’grady
Bureau of Motor Vehicles Advisory Commission
Laurelville Board Meeting Postponed Over Reorganization
Laurelville school board meeting with Thomas Quick assistant state superintendent of schools was postponed due to icy roads. Supt. Glen A. Christy announced the session will be rescheduled at a later date to discuss district reorganization.
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Laurelville
Thomas Quick
Glen A. Christy
Christy
Quick
King Frederik IX Dies and Margrethe II Becomes Queen
Copenhagen mourns Frederik IX as 31-year-old Margrethe II ascends Denmark’s throne. Bells toll and cannons fire while flags fly at half staff across Denmark in a nation grieving its king. Frederik died Friday night two weeks after illness following New Year’s Eve greeting.
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Copenhagen
Frederik IX
Margrethe II
Denmark
Frederik
Ohio Assembly Confronts Pay Hike Bill and Redistricting
The 109th General Assembly planned a Saturday session in Columbus to push a state employee pay raise and to finalize a House Senate conference report on redrawing Ohio into 23 congressional districts. The measure would grant 38 cents an hour or a 10 percent raise, whichever is greater, with pension tax exemptions recently approved by the House Finance Committee.
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Ohio Assembly
Columbus
Ohio
109Th General Assembly
House
Senate
Charles F. Kurfess
Perrysburg
House Finance Committee
Launchers Reported Near DMZ In Vietnam War Update
Hanoi moved mobile missile launchers closer to South Vietnam's northern frontier prompting new engagements with U S fighters within three miles of the border. U S Command reported two aerial engagements and a protective strike over North Vietnamese territory as surface to air missiles intensified against American planes.
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Saigon
Hanoi
South Vietnam
U.S
Laos
Long Cheng
Pathet Lao
Central Intelligence Agency
Vientiane
Vang Pao
United States
Nixon
Vietnam
Sub-zero Blasts Grip Ohio as Arctic Air Drops Temperatures
The Associated Press reports western and central Ohio faced sub zero air with Toledo at 10 below and Findlay and Mansfield also in deep negatives. Lows tonight may hit zero to five below with more cold and possible snow flurries Sunday as a high pressure system lingers.
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Hocking Valley
Associated Press
Ohio
Buckeye
Toledo
Findlay
Mansfield
Dayton
Cleveland
Columbus
Cincinnati
Florida
Rockies
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