Fired coach wins court to retain Monroeville posts
Sam Fornsaglio, fired by the Monroeville Board in April, wins in Huron County Court to keep head football and track coaching jobs under a limited contract. Judge Robert W. Smith cites failure to follow a fair dismissal policy and a 10 day notice rule amid the board’s possible appeal. Fornsaglio expresses relief and readiness to return to duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroeville
Sam Fornsaglio
Monroeville Board of Education
Huron County Common Pleas Court
Robert W. Smith
Fornsaglio
Smith
Donald Halsey
Teachers Association
Inflation Slowdown Praised As Stabilizing Outlook
Industry Weeks Magazine says a slow inflation rebound offers a stable future with 5 6 percent rate possible given right decisions in Washington. The report warns rapid recovery could trigger renewed inflation and shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
UPI
Industry Weeks
Washington
Weather Outlook And Local Births And Deaths
Weather clear and cooler tonight with upper 50s lows and sunny Tuesday. Highs near 80s and near zero precipitation. Agricultural notes show humidity at least 60 percent and isolated quarter inch rain possible. Sunrise 6 01 am sunset 9 03 pm. Births include a son for Sexton of Huron a son for Kluding of Norwalk and a daughter for Fries of Norwalk. Deaths list Nina E McCoy 82 Greenwich and Andrew A Fritz 35 Bloomsburg Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nina E. McCoy
Greenwich
Andrew A. Fritz
Bloomsburg
Public interest split over July 4th events at fairgrounds
Readers weigh in on whether a full day of July 4th activities belongs at the fairgrounds with opinions on crowds, pricing, downtown moves, and bicentennial planning. Some favor more rides and centralized venues, others call for keeping or shifting the tradition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwalk
Fairgrounds
Humane Society Seeks Shelter as County Debates Funding
The Huron County Humane Society pledges 15000 for an animal shelter but awaits county help. Officials weigh using surplus funds to renovate the dog pound while a separate shelter faces hurdles over location and governance. Grand Jury to probe jail adequacy amid austerity push.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rick Reiff
Huron County Humane Society
Huron County Commissioners
Maurice Smith
Shady Lane
Arthur Herner
The
Humane Society
David Sommers
Dog and Kennel Fund
James G. Ryder
Sommers
Clarence Rounds
Rounds
Will Robinson Defend Himself at Murder Trial
Larry D. Robinson, facing trial for a 1973 Willard murder, will be brought into court to hear the U S Supreme Court Faretta ruling granting a defendant the right to represent himself if voluntary and intelligent. Judge Robert W. Smith has urged reliance on court appointed counsel but has not yet weighed Faretta fully.
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Larry D. Robinson
Willard
U.S. Supreme
High Court
Faretta
California
Anthony P. Faretta
Alice White Womack
The
Reflector
Henry E Young
Robert W. Smith
Bellevue
Roger Paul
John Meyers
Robinson
Hearing on Telephone Service Delayed Pending Relocation
The PACO hearing on local telephone service scheduled for Tuesday is postponed indefinitely while a decision is made on moving the hearing to Norwalk. Realtor Richard Rench, who petitioned for the hearing, advertised in the July 1 Reflector inviting subscribers to send complaints against the General Telephone Company. Rench needs 100 complaints and has until Tuesday to gather them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron County
Huron County Grand Jury
William W. Owens
W. Smith
Thomas E. Heydinger
John Borgia
Richard Andres
Owens
Richard Hauser
Maurice Smith
PACO
Norwalk
Richard Rench
General Telephone Company
Rench
Vanity plates spark cross state plate clash in Midwest
Cleveland residents Albert Pickus and Stanley Gottsegen quarrel over six letter vanity plates. Gottsegen seeks cancellation and replacement of GO BLUE with BUCKEYE or NUT while Pickus argues against bans. Officials weigh freer six letter rules amid a gesture toward Ohio Michigan cooperation.
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Gottsegen
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Pickus
Rhodes
Michigan
William G. Milliken
Cook
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Richard Winslow
Melbourne
Fla
Bob Clark
Clark
Brevard County Hospital
Boston
U.S. Conference of Mayors
Richard Nixon
Joseph Alioto
Nixon
Alioto
Conference of Mayors
UPS
Ford
Congress
White House
Russell Sexton
Huron
John Kluding
Raymond Fries
Providence
Opinon Line
Madalyn O’hare
Federal Communications Commission
Ryder
Roselle Ward
By Janet Conway
Borgia
Common Pleas
Heydinger
Mrs. Ward
Highway Safety
Donald
General Assembly
Buckeye
GO Blue
Gerald Ford
Buckeyes
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