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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1971
Page
2
The school boards association urges superintendents to adopt a conservative stance and pay on last year’s salary schedule, awaiting guidance from an attorney general. Questions arise over freezes for new teachers and longevity pay as districts wait about two weeks for a decision on raises.
Two Trinity College students from Deerfield Illinois Joel and Tony Ahlstrom jog coast to coast from Long Beach California to Long Beach New York. They depart Fremont at 6 am Saturday aiming for East Townsend at 10 30 am and rest there Sunday. The 2905 mile trip targets 109 days finishing September 16 with supporters Kan Hauser John Larson and Dave Bilhorn joining. They carry bills and urge cities to pass pollution reducing measures and hand out seven point cards on personal action.
The 1971 Flashes Marching Band Camp concludes with a 6:30 p.m. concert at the Clay Courts previewing football season shows. Joseph H. Schlotterer will receive his PhD from Ohio State University on Sept. 3 and serves as Crestline schools superintendent. Willard schools will face Mohican Out-Of-Doors closure due to lack of funds. An escapee from a Columbus mental institution jumped from a hotel window breaking his leg. Edward Cole of the Cornell Hotel area is involved.
Norwalk officials discuss a city housing code with committee chairmen and service directors while noting renters fear complaints if housing actions lead to eviction. A housing inspection plan faces opposition, and City Service Director Krogh may be invited to the October 6 meeting. In a separate item, Frank Render II resigns amid civil rights scrutiny at the Pentagon after being asked to resign by Roger Kelley.
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