Western Reserve Board approves teacher pay raise and staff changes
The Western Reserve Board of Education voted on a new pay schedule raising base teacher salaries from 7100 to 7600 for bachelor’s degree holders with no experience and from 11525 to 12517 for a master’s with 11 years. Non-certified staff gains 28 cents an hour. Principal contracts were set, and two aides not rehired until enrollment figures are known.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wakeman
Western Reserve Board of Education
Gerald Beck
Beck
Hartland School
Elvin Ferres
Merrilees
Gloria Shupe
Tom Brown
Science Society
International Club
Future Teachers Association
Emory Weitzel
Weitzel
Mary Conway
Miss Conway
New London
Western Reserve
Arrest of Boy With Stolen Goods Follows Burglary Case
A juvenile was arrested after police found recovered upholstery material and drugs in his car and home. Detectives recovered some items reported stolen by a furniture company. Marijuana and other hallucinogenic drugs were found during the search. The material was sent to the Bureau of Criminal Investigation in Fremont for analysis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Furniture Company
Don Ratliff
Bureau of Criminal Investigation
Fremont
Girl Named Top Scholar By Capital University
Barbara L. Mangold of Norwalk named Presidential Scholar at Capital University and will enroll as a freshman. She attends Norwalk High School and participates in National Honor Society Future Teachers of America Spanish Club marching band orchestra and pep band plus Girl Scouts and church choir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Barbara L. Mangold
Ulrich E. Mangold
Woodlawn Avenue
Norwalk
Capital University
Capital
Man Pleads Guilty To Break In At Hardware Store
Keith A. Parrott of Greenwich pleaded guilty to a reduced charge for a July 27 break in at Crum's Hardware Store in Greenwich. He received six months at Toledo Workhouse with five months suspended, two years probation, and court costs. Original felonies were reduced to a misdemeanor in plea talks with Huron County Prosecutor.
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Keith A. Parrott
Greenwich
Crum’s
Toledo
Parrott
Huron County Prosecutor’s Office
Two Cars Damaged By Vandals In Norwalk
Two cars were damaged by vandals in Norwalk on Tuesday. David Battles, a Norwalk High School teacher, found a pop bottle under his car tire, which punctured the tire when he backed up. A flower pot was dropped on his car’s hood. Kim Smetzer reported a brick struck her car behind White Roofing and Lumber Co., damaging the right headlight panel. Police suspect the brick was thrown from Seminary Street.
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Norwalk
David Battles
Norwalk High School
Kim Smetzer
Woodward Dr
White Roofing and Lumber Co
Benedict Ave
Seminary Street
FiveYearOld’s Toy Tractor Mistaken for Trash
Barry Cole’s Western Flyer tractor, a cherished yellow toy with a fake motor, was found in the front yard of his grandfather Grant Walls on Garfield Street and believed taken by a woman in a dark blue Nova while neighborhood pickups were underway. Barry’s parents live at 2 A Rosedale Blvd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barry Cole
Barry
Grant Walls
Garfield St
Walls
Jeannie Ross
Gary Cole
Rosedale Blvd
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W. Reserve
By Simmons and
Pat Higdon
Americard
Spector
Norwalk Furniture Corp
Sandusky Drive-In
Sandusky, Ohio
SAT
SUN
Wife Ots Lumber
Wickes
Maine
Kennebec
Pontiac
Norlands
Boose’s
Chuck Roast
Tees
Fess
Patras
Saoel
Eckrich
Norwalk, Ohio
Barbara Mangold
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