City Wage Hike Remains At 6 Percent
Service Director Herbert Krogh announced a six percent across the board living wage increase for city employees. He outlined potential further raises in 1971 and 1972 tied to labor department statistics. Longevity benefits add one dollar per month for each year over five, and vacation leave rises to four weeks for those with twenty years of service.
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Herbert Krogh
Krogh
Department of Labor
Division of Statistics
Upholstery Class For Adults Planned At Norwalk High
Norwalk High School will offer an adult education beginning upholstery class taught by professional upholsterer Frank Heitsche. Ten weekly sessions run Thursdays from Feb 25 to Apr ? 7 9:30 p.m. in Room 3. $15 registration due at first session. tools supplied. bring items to reupholster. Enrollment limited to 12. phone registrations begin after Tuesday.
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Norwalk High School
George Perry
Frank Heitsche
Low Cost Homes Rise In Norwalk On Federal Help
A north side Norwalk development shows a federally subsidized low cost housing project with pre fabricated homes. Builder Ed White has contracts to build several Grove Avenue houses priced from 19800 to 21900 with eligibility based on annual income under 7600. Each family gets a 300 per child allowance and tiny units can be assembled quickly.
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Norwalk
Ed White
Grove Avenue
James Ferris
White
Willard Fire Department 1970 Annual Report Highlights
Fire Chief John Yacob reports 1970 fire losses of 15900 in Willard with 9700 structural and 6200 personal property damage. Firemen answered 27 city calls and 51 township runs totaling numerous emergencies. Eight meetings and 29 practices. 17 men completed a 36 hour course. two left, six new hires. Carl Kuhn died October 5. Officers and firefighters paid 18924. Public service calls included resuscitation, controlled burns, and basement pumping.
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Willard
John Yacob
Richmond Township
New Haven
Norwich Township
Greenfield Township
Richmond
Norwich
Greenfield
Carl Kuhn
Yacob
Ohioans Named to Trade Bills Task Force
Two Ohioans Frank Cleveland Jr. of Columbus and Clinton Warne of Cleveland State University join a Consumer Federation of America task force studying international trade bills before Congress. The group will conclude by March 15 and report on March 20.
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Washington
UPI
Rating system and misused movie codes in Ohio
Sheriff John Borgia unsupportedly cites a confusing rating scheme using codes like F and AA for various audiences. The note lists films and mismatched labels while offering an extra money pitch, with a contact number 662-4241.
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Ohio
John Borgia
New Assistant Stanley Weis Named to U S Bureau of Mines
Stanley Weis of Cincinnati a veteran administrator in the Agriculture and Interior departments is named assistant director of the U S Bureau of Mines. He succeeds Walter J. Lander in the post.
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Washington
UPI
Stanley Weis
Cincinnati
Departments of Agriculture and Interior
U.S. Bureau of Mines
Walter J. Lander
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