Crowd Supports Fornsaglio At Turbulent Hearing
In Monroeville a crowd of more than 100 attended a school hearing for Sam Fornsaglio as the board of education prepared to fire him. The 31 year old football coach and teacher defended his record amid accusations of unfair evaluations and staff tensions, while opponents pressed for reversal.
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Monroeville
Sam Fornsaglio
Fornsaglio
Board of Education
Glenn Sprague
Donald Halsey
Sprague
Forniglio
Mr. Sprague
Richard Winslow
Sam
Winslow
Kathy Querine
Cindy Wilson
Monroeville High School
Billy Barnhart
Kimball
John Fries
Slain Argentines tied to right wing death squads
Fifteen men and women were found bullet-riddled in the Buenos Aires area. The bodies mark the first apparent victims of right wing squads since the military junta seized power on March 24.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
UPI
Weather and life events roundup in Willard area
Partly cloudy today with highs in the low to mid 50s. Tonight and Sunday bring a chance of showers and lows in the upper 30s. Sunday cooler with highs near 50. Marriage license applications list six couples. Births report a girl and a boy. Deaths note four residents including Gravely and Fogg.
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Ian J. Irons
Bellevue
Cheryl A. Carania
Albert Grosswiler
Collins
Ellaine Colich
Clarence Ousley
Willard Area
Judge appoints 19-year-old as bureau director
Judge Robert Smith names a 19 year old as the new director of the bureau of support and pays her $9,000, the same salary as the previous director. He asks readers if they agree with the decision.
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Robert Smith
Bureau of Support
Voters Debate Judge Salaries and Commission Budgets
A Norwalk polling item shows residents divided on Judge Smith's salary and a female administrator's pay. Voices urge budget cuts or fair compensation, with one caller urging mandatory jail sentences for drug offenders and another asking for wage parity based on capability. Call lines promote YES at 668-8544 and NO at 668-8345 with midnight voting deadline.
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Norwalk
Trucker Strike Narrowly Sparks Mayhem Across Ohio
Reports of gunfire and objects hurled from overpasses disrupted travel as Ohio truckers began partial work under interim pacts. About 4,000 to 5,000 Ohio drivers were expected to return to duties, with 40,000 still idle statewide. No injuries were confirmed, though a Toledo window was shattered. several shootings were noted without verification. Local groups welcomed near-term agreements guiding future national talks.
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Columbus
UPI
Ohio Turnpike
Highway Patrol
Chicago
W. J. Usery
Teamsters
Ohio
Lorain County
Chester Rodgers
Wellington
Ohio Manufacturers Association
James A. Rhodes
Ohio Teamsters Joint Council 41
Local 407
Eddy Lee
Cleveland
Motor Carriers Labor Advisory Council
Council
James W. Rhodes
Ford
Associated Transport, Inc
Teamster
Associated Transport
National Group
Toledo
Interstate 75
Cincinnati
Bryan Minteer
Springfield
Robert Lewis
Livonia
Mich
Ron Kopp
Carleton
Callaway Is Stopped For Running Red Light In D C
Bo Callaway former Ford campaign manager and ex Secretary of the Army was stopped by two police in Northwest Washington for running a red light. He handed the ticket and quipped about luck saying he was leaving town soon after three years without a ticket.
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Washington
UPI
Bo Callaway
Ford
Callaway
the Army
Colorado
Tve
Seven Elderly Die In Two Miami Fires Believed Arson
A firebombed blaze in two Miami hotels, the Avondale and the Saragossa, killed seven elderly residents and injured fourteen as survivors leapt from windows. A former employee, named by police, is questioned as a suspect. The Avondale housed 32 residents. the Saragossa was empty. The fire began near midnight and lasted five hours.
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Miami
UPI
Avondale
Saragossa
Women Gain Most New Jobs in Recovery Amid Male Exit
Labor Department data show 46.7 percent of U S women are employed, up 1 point while men's rate slips to 79.8 percent. Total employment hits 86.7 million, with women supplying over half the gain. men remain below pre recession levels. Unexplained shift prompts calls from Sen Javits for action.
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Sara Fritz Washington
UPI
Labor Department
Jacob Javits
R-N.y
Congress
Julius Shiskin
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Shiskin
Lincoln heir drawn in court test for 7 year old
The Washington DC Court of Appeals ordered a blood test for a 7 year old West German resident to prove he is Abraham Lincoln’s great great grandchild and potential heir to a trust valued over 1 million dollars. The case involves Robert Lincoln Beckwith and Annemarie Hoffman Beckwith amid a divorce.
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Beckwith
First Church of Christ Scientist
Boston
Ira Wesleyan College
American National Red Cross
Towne & Country Theater to stage South Pacific show
Newoalk The Towne and Country Theater presents the musical South Pacific this Saturday and Sunday evenings at 8 o’clock. Local cast and crew invite audiences to enjoy the classic wartime romance aboard the island setting.
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The
Towne & Country Theater
South Pacific
Soviet Analyst Urges Ford to Ignore Detractors on Detente
Georgi Arbatov, head of the Institute of the USA and Canada, told Moscow reporters that Ford should not heed right wing loud mouths and old horses of the Cold War who attack detente. He said prospects are good for easing East West tension and reaching arms deals with the United States. His Moscow analysis appeared in Pravda.
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Moscow
UPI
Ford
Georgi Arbatov
Institute of
USA
Canada
United States
Arbatov
Washington
Communist Party
Pravda
Public Jobs Listing Offer Aims To Boost Local Hiring
The Reflector announces it will publish county and city public employment opportunities across Huron County and in Milan and Berlin Heights. Listings will include job, qualifications, and salary, with government offices calling the Reflector newsroom at 668-3773.
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Reflector
Huron County
Milan
Berlin Heights
Erie County
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