Punitive and Paternal Board Tackles Florida Teachers
Al Parsons notes Lake County School Board meeting ends with punitive and paternal tones as teachers remain un reinstated. Members Brown Bryan and Morgan clash over policy while public opinion influences the session. Superintendent Morgan sustains leadership amid controversy as parents bear the consequences.
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Lake County School Board
Florida
Jack Morgan
Bryan
Burton Brown
Brown
Edwin Mattson
Buster Williams
Buster
Burton
Fred H. Adkinson
Citrus Mutual
Morgan
al Parsons
Collins Proposes Outside Help For Congress On Code Of Ethics
Former Florida governor LeRoy Collins calls for a citizen advisory Commission on Congressional Ethics to study ethics issues and suggest self policing reforms. He also urges open committee proceedings to all media and outlines views on law and order and international issues during a state campaign swing.
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Collins
Congress
LeRoy Collins
Congressional Ethics
Florida
U. S
Senate
George Smathers
Teachers heated debate over reinstatement at Mount Dora
At Mount Dora High School a dispute over reinstating 12 of 13 teachers and former Principal Gene Molnar dominated meetings. Molnar requested reinstatement after applying post cut-off but was denied. Community voices, including ministers, urged return to former status while the board hesitated to vote.
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Morgan
Mount Dora High School
Gene Molnar
Molnar
Schumacher
Bryan
Mr. Molnar
Mount Dora readers critique local education and media
Letters to the Mount Dora Topic discuss misinformation in press coverage and education policy. Writers accuse editors of ignorance, question school programs in Orange County, lament student futures, and note a Winter Park art festival turnout while Mount Dora High School is asked about its art department. A student letter defends a principal and criticizes the school’s handling of his absence.
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Mount Dora
Orange County
Winter Park
Florida
Mount Dora High School
Mount Dora High
Bowling News Recap of Teams and High Scores in March 1968
In a series of league results Triangle Moving & Storage and Syl Shores Lounge posted wins. Joyce Warner rolled a 224 game and 563 series for Syl Shores, while Grant’s posted a 786 team game and Lil’ Caddy a 2252 team series. Campaigns include J.C.U.A.M. 3-1 wins led by Tommy Hutchison’s 612 and other high scores across First Federal Triangle Scratch and Tri City Merchants standings.
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Ced Pine
Tom ‘Ie
Triangle Moving & Storage
Syl- Shores Lounge
Joyce Warner
Grant
Lil’ Caddy
P. Miller
8. Stewart
F. Stinson
R. Hindman
M. Carter
J. Buse
J. Warner
J. Spruill
B. Smith
H. Jackson
R. Austin
J. Spurill
J.C.U.A.M
Tommy Hutchison
A. Davis Machine
American Legion
First Federal
Tri City Merchants
Orange St. Ready Mix
Link's
Sadler, Simp. & Waite
Florida Telephone
First Nat. Bank
Hi-Way Inn
Cis
First Federal Savings
Sadler, Simpson & Waite
Orange State Ready Mix
First National
Tourist spending up nine percent says motel chief
From 1966 to 1967 the average U.S. tourist expenditures rose about nine percent, according to John G. Lacock president of Quality Courts Motels Inc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
John G. Lacock
Quality Courts Motels, Inc
Early Radio Advertising Spotlighted by Rotarian Speaker
Rotarian Cliff Harden opened the meeting noting an IBM powered Katz Agency computer project. George W Brett, formerly Katz Agency vice president, traced radio and TV advertising growth from sales to mass production driven by broad demand. The club announced a scholarship for a foreign student and elected new officers for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Brett
Katz Agency
New York City
Bretteee Ace
Peas
Katz
IBM
Brett
America
Calvin Coolidge
Cliff Harden
Rotary
Florida International Students, Inc
Cross State Canal Finds Big Oysters Draw Fishermen
About 18 months after the Cross Florida Barge Canal bridge near U.S. 19 was dedicated, oysters thrive along the canal from the highway to the Gulf. Conservation officers count over 1400 ripe oysters as fall weather cools. Thousands visit from across the United States to gather oysters and fish using rakes tongs and gloves along shoreline rocks. Spoil islands five miles into the Gulf attract collectors and visitors alike.
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Florida Barge Canal
U.S. 19
Gulf
United States
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Fis
Mount Dorans
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Lake County Supply
Blakley Plumbing
Don Taylor Insurance
Mather Furniture Landscair
Jackson
D. C. Waters Ford
Mid- Fla
Gus Liggett
Eustis Dodge
Bill Martin Insurance
Polk
Buick
Jack McRee
J. McRee
L. McRee
C. Tremain
C. Poole
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Christopher Neugebauer
Lenz
Austria
Lake-Sumter
G. R. Wright
D. R. Taylor
W. A. Freeman
H. W. Link
T.D. Scarff
R. B. Whitney
F. F. Henderson
H. R. Middlebrook
Wright, Taylor
Henderson
Th and
Grandview
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