Western Reserve Board Approves 1.5 Million More for Schools
The Western Reserve Board of Education voted to allocate about 1.5 million dollars more for the 1978 budget, a 9.4 percent rise over 1977, largely to cover state mandated salary increases. Starting teacher pay rises to 8900 dollars for a bachelor’s degree, with some teachers seeing up to eight percent raises under state formulas. The administration projects increased costs in equipment, buses, library books, and maintenance, plus 2.946 for emergencies to possibly repair a high school heating system after the recent blizzard.
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Ike) Ferres
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School's Pipes Freeze Force 12th Day Of School Closure
Western Reserve High School area remains shut as a power outage from the blizzard froze pipes and damaged water heating pumps. Superintendent Ferres reports multiple repairs, gas heater in use, and hope for classes to resume Wednesday despite ongoing cooling and road issues.
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Police Chief Gets His Man
Police Chief Richard Hongisto stopped a burglary in progress after spotting a man leaving a east side delicatessen window. He held his gun on the suspect until two patrolmen arrived and then helped capture a second suspect chased through backyards. Hongisto, known as an independent sheriff in San Francisco, has drawn national attention for past stand against evictions and support for gay rights.
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