Norwalk Teachers Claim Captive Audience Over Salary Debate
Norwalk teachers allege they were made a captive audience at a Board of Education presentation on the salary dispute. They criticize Supt. Rubright’s remarks at a junior high staff meeting and threaten affirmative action if negotiations do not end by September 18. A hearing is set for September 6 before a three member impasse panel to determine the next steps.
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Norwalk
Board of Education
Supt
James Rubright
NTA
Rllbright
Jerry Emmons
Emmons
Ohio Education Association
Impasse
Dick Lyons
Mayday Call Heard By Norwalk Pilot Near Medina
Norwalk pilot Richard Rench heard a distress Mayday while approaching Medina airport and directed the other pilot toward Norwalk. The plane landed briefly near the airport then departed. officials say there was no engine trouble and the pilot was disoriented.
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Richard Rench
Medina
Rench
Norwalk
Norwalk Furniture Corp
Ron Zoellner
Zoellner
Veterans of Foreign Wars keep bylaws male only
Delegates at the VFW's 78th national convention in Minneapolis voted overwhelmingly to keep the organization a fighting men's outfit with no women members. National Commander R D Bulldog Smith had urged admitting women, citing many have served in combat zones and lost lives, but the vote favored a male‑only policy amid a fiery debate.
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Minneapolis
UPI
R. D
Smith
Alabama
VFW
CAB Approves 299 Fly Anywhere Excursion Fare for Eastern
The Civil Aeronautics Board approved a one year experimental $299 fly anywhere fare for Eastern Airlines. The unlimited travel pass covers seven to 21 days with a minimum of three stopovers and requires traveling in groups of two adults or one adult and two children. Children’s tickets are $199 for under 12.
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Washington
Akron teachers reject contract offer in landslide vote
Akron Education Association members voted 497 to 12 to reject a two year deal from the Akron School Board. The board offered 5 percent wage hike for the first year and 4 percent the second, while AEA says the district has funds for 7 percent. Previous contract expired June 30 with no talks scheduled.
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Akron, Ohio
UPI
Akron Education Association
Akron School Board
AEA
Paul Morehouse Jr
Record 4.6 Million Americans Hold Second Jobs
The Labor Department reports a record 4.6 million U.S. workers moonlight in second jobs, up 600,000 from last year. About one third take extra work to meet expenses, and 5 percent aim to pay off debts. only 20 percent enjoy their second jobs.
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Washington
UPI
Labor Department
Department
Weather and license notices from Fon The Record
Clear and cool tonight with lows 50 to 55. Friday brings cloudiness and highs near 80 with a near zero precipitation chance. Winds southeast at 10 mph. Wednesday temperatures range from 48 to 68 with humidity around 87 percent at 8 am and 84 percent at 2 pm. Sunrise 6 46 am Sunset 8 12 pm Moonrise 5 53 pm Moonset 3 20 am. Marriage license applications listed for Donald E Blackburn Deborah E Slagle Rick Crawford Karen Crawford La Mar Zieber Phyllis Zieber.
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Donald E. Blackburn
Willard
Farmer
Deborah E. Slagle
Monroeville School District Faces Possible Closure
In Columbus the State Auditor urged closure this Friday due to a 120 122 deficit, with unemployment costs pushing the end date to Oct though the State Superintendent seeks ways to keep the district open longer. Superintendent Donald Halsey and board members await the official decision and look for options.
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Columbus
Monroeville
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Roger Lulow
State Department of Education
Lulow
Frank Walter
Donald Halsey
Board of Education
Dorothy Miller
Paul Carr
Shelby
Henrietta the Chicken-Napper Strikes Again in Milan
Milan police investigate a second chicken-napping of Henrietta a 6 foot 7 inch fiberglass statue owned by Billy Inmon of Greenwich. The bird was found at Milan Motors on U.S. 250 and authorities pursue suspects while Inmon weighs locking it up to prevent further thefts.
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Milan
Milan Motors
U.S
Henrietta
Billy Inmon
Greenwich
Huron County Sheriff's Department
U.S. 20
Fremont
Inmon
Billy Inmon Ford
You Can Not Afford Mistakes Nuclear Stand Sparks Berlin Heights Debate
Frederick A. Slautterback, a California engineer, opposed Raychem's unsafe nuclear cable practice. He exposed the firm's failure to inform utilities of faulty flame resistant cable used in Diablo Canyon and Brunswick plants. His stance influenced local opposition led by his mother in law to block the Erie Nuclear Plant in Berlin Heights.
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Frederick A. Slautterback
California
Berlin Heights
Sarah Grammie
Slautterback
Raychem Corp
Menlo Park
Calif
Raychem
Arkansas
Georgia
N. Carolina
Washington
Nuclear Regulatory Commission
Nucleonics Week
Pacific Gas & Electric
Betty Grammie
Firelands
Erie
Truck Kills Hitchhiker in Florida Crash Near Stuart
A trailer truck skidded to avoid a car and struck a roadside telephone booth killing a hitchhiker from Ohio. Emmette Pollard, 37, died after stopping to use the phone on U.S. 1 just north of Stuart. Driver Ralph McAfee of Uniontown Ohio braked hard, veered off the road, and demolished the booth.
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Stuart
Fla
UPI
Ohio
Florida Highway Patrol
Emmette Pollard
U.S. 1
Ralph McAfee
Uniontown
Bank Adopts Plain Talk On Loans In Washington
The National Bank of Washington replaces legalistic loan forms with simple plain English. It cites examples replacing terms like default and protest with direct statements that demand immediate payment when due. A large Washington Star ad features a White House backdrop to echo Carter’s call to simplify government language.
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Washington
UPI
Carter
The
National Bank of Washington
Washington Star
White House
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