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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1972
Page
2
Norwalk Board of Education plans to adopt a 1973 budget of 2.6 million and implement a teachers salary schedule. Negotiations with the Norwalk Teachers Association reached agreement last month with an average 5 percent raise and no teacher below 3 percent. Salaries start at 6,850 for beginners.
The board plans a salary package raising top master’s level to 11 816 with 15 years experience and adds fringe benefits including family hospitalization. The preliminary budget of 2 610 060 allocates 1 275 000 for regular teachers and 1 641 200 for instruction, plus administration, libraries, transportation and capital outlay. Fall migrant education funding and resignations and hirings of teachers for fall are on the agenda.
St. Louis infield call up Dick Allen brother of Chicago White Sox star Ron Allen from Tulsa in the American Association on Monday.
Frank King explained how two men and two women were chosen for Ohio's national committee seats after disputes over who attended the Miami Beach caucus and whether McGovern supporters or Humphrey allies were fairly represented. King cited reform rules and argued the outcome reflected balancing goals rather than simple vote totals.
Three thefts were reported to Norwalk police Monday. Wayne L. Smith of rural Milan said two center hubs were stolen from his car while parked at Friendly Corners. The hubs were valued at 20 dollars. Mrs. John Comyns of Corwin Street reported an eight track stereo tape player taken from her husband’s car in the past two weeks. Douglas R. Emmons reported a three piece cue stick in a case missing from his Cedar Street home, valued at 50 dollars.
Norwalk garbage chief Riley Leon Riley accused mayoral candidate Charles Sweet of misrepresenting contract terms. Riley defended outside refuse intake, claimed 9 feet of buildup vs 7 required, and denied imminent landfill closure. He noted late city payments, detailed tonnage charges and cited neighboring firm practices.
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Edwin D. Hinkley 82 of Lorain died after a brief illness at Oakhill Nursing Home He moved from North Fairfield seven years ago and was a retired automobile salesman Survived by his wife Ellen and daughter Betty Beck Funeral services set for Thursday at 1 30 p m with Rev Quentin Battiste officiating Burial in North Fairfield Cemetery
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