Couture case costs Norwalk board of education
The Norwalk City Board of Education faces total costs of 29516.63 tied to the Barbara Hart Couture case. Bills include 2192.80 to referee Roy Benson and 51750.95 in related fees and stenographer costs, with other parties and figures detailed as the case unfolds.
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Barbara Hart
Dean Jollay
Squire, Sanders and Dempsey
Cleveland
Niki Schwartz
Schwartz
Ohio Education Association
Rubright
Benson
Findlay
Board of Education
Couture
Gasoline cuts announced by Phillips and Shell
Phillips Petroleum in Bartlesville and Shell Oil in Houston said they will reduce gasoline supplies as of March 1. Phillips will cut to wholesale retailers by 15 percent atop a 10 percent cut on Feb. 1, while Shell plans a refinery run reduction of 5 to 8 percent.
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Phillips Petroleum Co
Bartlesville
Okla
Shell Oil Co
Houston
Phillips
Shell
Weather and notices from The Record
Windy with rain tonight and a low in the upper 30s. Showers and thundershowers likely Friday with highs near 50. Precipitation chances near 100 percent tonight and 80 percent Friday. Winds SE 20 to 30 mph tonight. Wednesday temperatures 41 to 30 with trace precipitation. Marriage license for James D. Lucas and Kaye A. Bollen bacher. Births Loren and Catherine Laughlin a girl. Deaths Lawrence Campbell and Mildred A. Hamilton. The cherry tree legend was written in 1800 by Rev Mason Locke Weems.
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James D. Lucas
Norwalk
Kaye A. Bollenbacher
Bellevue
George Washington and the Cherry Tree
Mason Locke Weems
Soviet masses troops along Chinese border drive Vietnam war fears
The Soviet Union mobilizes along the Chinese frontier after Beijing's 15 mile thrust into Vietnam. Japan voices concern over a long, broad war as Vietnam reportedly deploys regulars to counter invasion. Reports from Hanoi cite heavy fighting, tank losses, and Chinese divisions pushed into Cao Lang and Quang Ninh. Western observers warn of broader conflict.
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Hanoi
Vietnam
UPI
Soviet Union
Peking
Japan
China
Cao Lang
St Paul High School students oversee child care class
Ninth grader Chris Barman calmed one year old Adam Routh with a picture book in the library while about 30 preschoolers were supervised by students. The tots’ mothers were on a religious retreat led by The Rev. Robert Thomas, as shown in a Reflector photo by Paul Stafford.
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St. Paul High School
Chris Barman
Adam Routh
Adam
Robert Thomas
Paul Stafford
Late Filer Wins City Council Job In Norwalk
Bernard McClure, 70, was chosen as councilman at large by 11 precinct committeemen of the Republican Central Committee after submitting his application late Wednesday. He defeated Noel Arnold, 57, in a secret ballot at city hall, succeeding Morgan Jones who resigned earlier this month. McClure, long active in politics, has run for county sheriff and county commissioner in the past and works for Austin Truck Sales Corp. of Cuyahoga Falls, with an office in Milan. He lives with his wife Brenna at 1188 Linwood Ave and has three children.
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Bernard McClure
Republican Central Committee
McClure
Noel Arnold
Indian Terrace
Theda Niedzwiecki
Norwalk
Arnold
Morgan Jones
Sycamore Drive
Huron County
Harry Broome
Brenna
Linwood Ave
David
Huron
William Hirbe
Norwalk Furniture
Jess Hirbe
Cincinnati
Norwalk School Board Bans Sunday Activities Next Year
The Norwalk school board approved a policy restricting school sponsored events to Monday through Saturday with board approval required for any Sunday activity. The rule targets yearbook sessions film showings and Sunday sports practice off campus plus staff supervised activities. Open gym remains unaffected.
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Norwalk
Union Seeks Recognition of Nonteaching OAPSE in Norwalk
The Ohio Association of Public School Employees asks the Norwalk school board to recognize it as the bargaining agent for non teaching staff. 42 employees are listed as interested after adjustments. 41 actual members cannot form a local union without a simple majority of 43 among 84 noncertified workers.
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Ohio Association of Public School Employees
Norwalk
Donald Turko
Columbus
James Rubright
Rlbright
CAPSE
Rubright
Norwalk High adopts three option substitute policy
The Norwalk Board of Education approves a substitute policy for Norwalk High School offering three contractual options for filling in when regular substitutes are unavailable. It awaits Norwalk Teachers Association approval and would attach to the master teacher contract if ratified. The agreement sets A B and C categories with varying duties and pay, limits sign date, and would run Jan 1 to Dec 31 1979. It also requires teachers to notify the superintendent of absences.
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Norwalk High School
Norwalk Teachers Association
Fred Waugh
James Rlbright
NTA
Christie Patton
Common Pleas
Robert W. Smith
Niki Schwartz
Freeman
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