Monroeville Board Rejects Administrator Pay Increases
The Monroeville Board of Education, citing financial constraints, declined raises for the superintendent and two principals raising salaries to 16045, 13127, and 12155 respectively with an extra 3894 annual cost. The panel also named a part time secretary as clerk of the school activity fund and authorized pursuing state reimbursement to buy a 78 or 66 passenger bus. The district discussed bus conditions with new mechanic Gene Krull and noted the state veto on vocational work study funds. The board will continue in the Sandusky Area Supplementary Education Center with a budget of 1152 this year.
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Monroeville
Patricia Pickens
A. H. Holb
Gene Krull
Holb
Sandusky Area
Holiday Lakes Festival Opens With Miss Holiday Lakes Pageant
Holiday Lakes in Huron County will host its annual water festival starting Friday with the Miss Holiday Lakes pageant at 9 p.m. Eleven contestants vie for the 1970 crown, including Brenda and Myra Chronister and Debra Styles. Saturday features music acts True Penny and Screaming Yellow Zonkers at Moonlight Beach Party, with a Sunday water ski show by West Shoes Ski Club of Cypress Gardens, Florida. The event includes a parade of flags, games, rides, pony rides, a fishing derby, swimming, and tandem kite flyer demonstrations.
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Holiday Lakes
Willard
Huron County
Joyce Wilson
Norwalk
Brenda
Myra Chronister
Cuyahoga Falls
Myra
Debra Styles
Grafton
Pam Mohn
Shelby
Lila O’lynn
Bellevue
Hollie Asanowicz
Macedonia
Ann Corsi
Northfield
Jeannine Gareau
North Olmstead
Carol Gerber
Republic
Michelle Toth
Parma
Denise Sohl
Mildred Bunch
Akron
Steelers Trade Veterans for Broncos Plus Draft Pick
Pittsburgh acquires safety Paul Martha and linebacker Sid Williams from Denver in exchange for tackle Wallace Dickey guard center Walt Highsmith and an undisclosed 1971 draft choice. The deal reshapes both rosters ahead of the season.
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Pittsburgh
UPI
Paul Martha
Sid Williams
Pittsburgh Steelers
Denver Broncos
Wallace Dickey
Walt Highsmith
Steelers
Wakeman Girl Injured After Horse Incident
Deborah Cagle 15 of rural Wakeman was thrown from a horse Tuesday and remains in satisfactory condition at Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital. She landed on her back and was treated for unspecified injuries.
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Wakeman
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Deborah Cagle
Driver Cited In Unlicensed Driver Crash On East League Street
Debra S. Thompson 40 W. Washington St. was cited for driving without a license after an unlicensed driver turned too sharply and struck a state highway marker on East League Street. Everson R. Dorsey of Willard was charged with permitting an unlicensed driver to operate his vehicle.
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East League Street
Debra S. Thompson
Washington St
Everson R. Dorsey
Willard
Miss Thompson
League Street
New London Students On Ohio Honors Choir
New London High School students Steve Funk and Jane Pheifer were among 100 chorus members chosen after winter auditions in Canton to join the Ohio Honors Choir. The concert at Ashland College was directed by Dr. Jean Berger, with the American Choral Directors Association of Ohio convention in Ashland.
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NEW London
Steve Funk
Jane Pheifer
Ohio
Ashland College
Canton
Jean Berger
American Choral Directors Association of Ohio
Ashland
Linn Cannot Be Removed for Skipping City Work Sessions
Norwalk City Council President K S Flickinger says Linn cannot lose his seat for not attending executive work sessions. Linn insists he will not attend closed meetings to push for more public information about the power plant, calling rumors of removal unfounded. He cites the ordinance and notes discussions with City Solicitor Frederick Waugh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Linn
Norwalk
K.S. Flickinger
Linn
Flickinger
Frederick Waugh
Downtown Planner To Address Norwalk Chamber Meeting
Dr. Houston Elam, a planner for downtown Norwalk, will speak at the Norwalk Chamber of Commerce general meeting Thursday night at 7 p.m. at Columbia Gas Co. 10 W. Main St. The event welcomes 32 new members and includes reports and a social hour. Elam and Dr. David Rackman, Baruch College faculty, were retained by the Norwalk Area Development Committee for downtown plans.
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Houston Elam
Norwalk
Chamber
Columbia Gas Co
W. Main St
Elam
David Rackman
Home Coming Festival At St Mary's Church Sunday
The 17th annual Home Coming Festival at St Marys Church will run Sunday from 4 to 10 p.m. on the church grounds at League and State Street. Former parishioners and friends are invited. Food opens at 4 p.m. Mrs Carl Timmerman and Elizabeth Lynch lead the kitchen and dining areas. James Brichacek is general chairman.
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St. Mary's Church
League and State Street
Carl Timmerman
Elizabeth Lynch
James’ Brichacek
Norwalk Mayor's Court Dispositions
James G. Phillips of 12 Morley Dr speeding forfeits $22 bond. Jerry L. Burgderfer of Tiffin no muffler forfeits $17 bond. Theodore J. Staples of New London failure to stop forfeits $17. Carl Timmerman of 39 State St obscene language found not guilty. Harold Schultz of 87 S Linwood Ave speeding forfeits $17. Carey Root of 7 Cedar speeding fines total $17 with $7 costs. Randall S. Henery of Monroeville improper turn fines $10 and $7 costs with suspension.
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Norwalk
James G. Phillips
Morley Dr
Jerry L. Burgderfer
Theodore J. Staples
New London
Carl Timmerman
State St
Harold Schultz
S. Linwood Ave
Carey Root
Cedar
Randall S. Henery
Monroeville
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Erie County
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E. Main St
UPI News Service
Audit Bureau of Circulation and
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Jack E. Brown
Serhan M. Griffiths
Robert Witt
Milan
North Fairfield
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Erie
U.S
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