Franklin teachers ask federal mediator over new salary scale
Franklin Education Association members voted to seek federal mediation in the dispute with the school board over a base salary. The board Monday adopted an 8425 starting pay for a bachelor’s degree, after an impasse panel favored 8600 or 8890 options. a Cleveland mediator could be brought in to study the case.
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Franklin
Franklin Education Association
FEA
Cleveland
Clancy Plans 738 Bid After Ohio Loss
U S Rep Donald Clancy R Ohio says he will run again in 1978 for the Second District seat after losing his bid for a ninth term. He intends to stay in Cincinnati and practice law while preparing for the next election. He criticizes opponent Thomas Luken and cites campaign charges about vacations in Mexico during tornado relief work in district.
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Cincinnati
Donald Clancy
Ohio
Clancy
House
Ways and Means
Thomas Luken
Luken
Mexico
Journal County State News Friday Nov 12 1976
Local briefs from Journal County report weekend events and community notices. Government, schools, and civic groups outline activities, schedules, and reminders for residents.
Carlisle considers two mill fire levy on Feb ballots
Carlisle village council voted to place a two mill fire operating levy on the February 15 special election ballot. If approved for five years, the levy would raise about $17,000 yearly, starting with the 1978 tax year, after a recent one mill renewal failed 519 to 543. The board of public affairs discussed sewer plans and duties, while the fire chief requested clearer expense coverage under a new ordinance.
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Carlisle
Henry Hermetz
Clyde Eldridge
Pat Long
Board of Public Affairs
Long
Miami Conservancy District
Eldridge
Miami Conservancy
Kelly Borad
Legal and Finance Committee
Angus Cable
Council
Ing
Nationwide Life profits rise in first nine months 1976
Nationwide Life Insurance Co. reports nine month net income of 14.4 million dollars or 3.99 per share, up 41 percent from a year earlier. Total income reached 202 million dollars, a 24 percent increase over the same period in 1975.
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Columbus, Ohio
Nationwide Life Insurance Co
Recreation Board weighs backstop aid for Schenck PTO
Franklin Recreation Board considers granting aid to acquire a city owned backstop on a playfield by Schenck School. Discussion covers smaller backstop, potential reuse at Lions Park, and consulting with school officials. Also notes no open gym nights yet for December men’s league and that sponsorships for December youth basketball and girls volleyball are proceeding with a $2 sign-up fee. Andre Parhamovich named director of girls volleyball replacing Marvin Sands.
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Charlene Izor
Franklin Township
Fairview Drive
Brenda Huffines
Franklin
City Recreation Board
Carolyn Adkins
The
Schenck School Pto
Scott Miltenberger
Andre Parhamovich
Marvin Sands
Kent State President Glenn Olds Resignation Rejected
Kent State University trustees rejected President Glenn Olds resignation by a 6-2 vote at Thursday's general meeting. The board referred the matter to the Presidential Assessment Committee for review after Olds cited adversarial attitudes and leadership conflicts.
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Kent, Ohio
Kent State University
Glenn Olds
Olds
Spotlight Moments at the Ms Shop Fashion Show
The Alpha Omega chapter hosts a Fall 76 fashion show by the Ms Shop with models Betty Nancy Janet Karen Charlotte and others in coats skirts and pantsuits. The behind the scenes team led by Peg Burgess showed nerves and pride as the spotlight shone on their creations and their work.
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Shirley Giiden
Uts
Ms. Shop
Alpha Omega Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi
Peg Burgess
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