District upholds previous decision after arbitrator denies Warren grievance
The District 41 School Board voted 7-0 to uphold the prior non renewal of Shel dm Warren after arbitrator R W Nahstoll denied Warren’s grievance. Nahstoll found no procedural defect in observation by principal Ray Hajduk and no discrimination. Superintendent Bennett praised the ruling as ending the case and allowing focus on education.
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Warren
Dennis Austin
Itratoc
Sheldm Warren
Frank Meldrum
Gerald Bennett
Bosd
R.W. Nahstoll
Nahstoll
Ut Te
Myrtle Crest
Ray Hajduk
Nah
Hajduk
Bennett
Bert Miller
Miller
Barbara Cerotsky
Myrtle Point
Ken Cerotsky
Elinor Bick
Arago
Artle Crest
Broadbent
Judy Restock
Myrtle Point Sees April Employment Up On South Coast
April employment rose on the South Coast as normal seasonal gains joined improving conditions per the Coos Bay State Employment Office. Wood products and logging showed gains with 110 workers returning to a Coos Bay lumber mill and fair weather boosting timber jobs. Local retailers and service firms reported higher volumes and a few shops noted double digit increases over last year.
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Coos Bay
State Department of Employment
J.D. Cunningham
Accoint
Niess
Breuer's Shoes
Chathing
Don's Drugs
Myrtle Point
Pereesen
Myrtle Point Hardware and Appliance
MPEA and district reach tentative three year deal
Myrtle Point education negotiators reach a tentative three year contract with District 41. The school board unanimously approves the agreement along with three other labor pacts for certified and classified employees. New teachers will start at 9 500 dollars with progression to 18 000 by 1978 79.
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Myrtle Point Education Association
Paul Messersmith
MPHS
MPEA
District 41
Confidentiat
Messersmith
Bennett
Oke Ee
Harold Robison
Norway Post Office Celebrates 100th Year
Postmaster Margarita Brodie greets patrons with cookies and coffee all day Monday May 17 to mark the Norway post office’s centennial. She and husband Darrell finished painting the small building in red white and blue this week. An opening flag ceremony at 1 00 p m uses a flag donated by Mark Hatfield. The office hours run 8 am to 5 pm with a noon lunch break.
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Margarita Brodie
Norway Post Office
Darrell
Brodie
Mark Hatfield
White House
Man Dies When Tractor Rolls Over At Arago Farm
A 28 year old worker for Arago farmer Neil Rood died Saturday after a tractor rolled on a hill near Fishtrap and Arago roads. Brablio Francisco Suevas of Mexico was pronounced dead on arrival at Coquille Valley Hospital. He left a wife and four children in Mexico and they were notified. Rood was at the scene and called for an ambulance.
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Arago
Neil Rood
Brablio Francisco Suevas
Mexico
Rood
Coquille Valley Hospital
Coos County
Fishtrap
Suevas
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Dulac
John Dulac
Tubby's
Brookings
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Myrtle Point Kindergarten Association
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