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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1971
Page
2
Willard High School will hold makeup sessions to cover three missed days from a bomb scare. Classes will meet two Saturdays March 13 and April 3 and Monday April 12, after Easter, per the board of education. A student suspect, 16, faces Juvenile Court on March 25.
Tools and other items valued at 250 dollars were stolen from the Walter C. Maringer farm on Ohio 60 in Clarksfield Township. The sheriff reported the loss includes a mailbox a drill and a hydraulic cylinder from his residence.
Western Reserve High School hosts a donkey basketball charity game between the Roughriders Astro-Nots teachers and the Harem Glob Trotters Wakeman women softball team. P.T.A. sponsors the 7:15 p.m. event with a baton corps show, cheerleaders, and a fifth and sixth grade halftime championship.
Robert P. Winchester district plant engineer for Columbia Gas of Ohio has been promoted to the engineering and planning department in Columbus. He began with the Columbia System in 1955 and was district plant engineer at Norwalk from 1960. He is 38 and resides in Columbus with his family.
Pat Fries Carol Neuberger and Lynn Calhoun all seniors at Norwalk High School were nominated as Outstanding Teenagers of America for 1971. The honor could lead to state and national scholarships and future recognition.
Willard Board approves a new salary schedule boosting starting pay for college grads from 6400 to 6600 and for two years of college from 5214 to 726? after 10 years. Masters degree starters rise to 7128 with 12 year growth to 11024 and top pay reaches 11286 with 15 hours beyond the master’s and 12 years experience. Sick leave increases to 135 days and a second personal day is added. Resignations of two teachers and new hires in physical education and music announced along with EMR program briefing by district and county staff.
North Fairfield Council set a $750 salary for the combined clerk treasurer post starting Jan 1 1972. Current clerks Mrs. Sherald Morgan and Mrs. Lloyd McPherson earn $450 and $100 respectively. A candidate will be elected in November. Council also allowed sale of the old tank truck and sought county permissive license plate tax funds for street repairs.
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