Bill Ruby To Retire As Board Reaches New Contract
Norwalk board of education and Norwalk Teachers Association reached a tentative contract for 1978 79. The NTA approved unanimously and board president Michael Myers expects a vote at the next meeting. William Ruby announces retirement June 22 after 27 years in the district. Board to discuss calendar changes due to weather. meeting at 8 p m in the administration building.
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Board of Education
Norwalk Teachers’ Association
NTA
Alonzo Allen
Allen
Michael Myers
Myers
Fred Waugh
William Ruby
Ruby
League Street
Benedict
North Hester
West Monroe Streets
White House staff overhaul eyed for Carter era
Washington reports say Hamilton Jordan will lead a planned staffing shake up at the White House aimed at second level aides. Separate UPI dispatches note coal production figures for early March, Flynt’s health status after gunshot wounds, and a Cleveland custody defiance case as well as solar energy and a Chicago sidewalk mishap.
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Washington
UPI
Carter
White House
The
Washington Post
Hamilton Jordan
Battle Brews Over Nazi March In City
In St. Louis a socialist group vows to stop a 100 uniformed Nazis march, risking a clash. The JDL failed to obtain a temporary ban. Judge Godfrey condemned Nazism but could not block the parade citing prior appellate rulings. The plan includes a Chicago led march with 100 Nazis at a weekend convention.
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JDL
Michael F. Godfrey
Godfrey
Chicago
Skokie
Ill
Donald L. Wolff
Weather Summary and Marriage License Notices
Mostly cloudy skies today with highs in the low 40s and a 20 percent chance of precipitation. Tonight and Sunday bring rain or snow chances up to 60 and 50 percent respectively, with lows in the low 30s and highs near 40. Marriage license filings list Palmer Owens and Diane Rogers among several other couples. births note three newborns. deaths include Mrs. Jane Jump and Mr. John William Hardy.
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Jane Jump
Willard
John William Hardy
New London
Bubbles the hippo dies after tranquilizer darts
IRVINE California UP I reports Bubbles the hippo who escaped a wild animal park and eluded hunters for 19 days was shot with two knockout darts by Lion Country Safari rangers and died about an hour later A post mortem was to be announced The park had sought a court injunction to prevent harm to the animal and to keep recapture efforts from harming people
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Irvine
Calif
UPI
Bubbles
Hippo
Lion Country Safari
Jo Schetter
Don Dooley
Turnpike Will Be Toll-Free By 1981
Ohio Representative Marie Tansey said the Ohio Turnpike will become toll free by 1981 despite efforts to keep it a toll road. An LBO study warns that $17 million in federal funds used for plaza construction would have to be refunded if tolls end, and loss of federal highway funding could follow if tolls are lifted after 1981. Tansey acknowledged the bill’s defeat and noted tolls currently yield about $20 million annually.
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Ohio Turnpike
Marie Tansey
Tansey
Ohio House
Legislative Budget Office
LBO
Ohio
House Transportation and Urban Affairs Committee
Ohio Senate
James A. Rhodes
State
Norwalk
Lorain County
Erie County
Huron County
Vermilion
Reflector route pair Gerald and John Volcheck detailed
Brothers Gerald 14 and John 12 Volcheck share a Reflector carrier route in Arlington Circle Eastwood Drive Parsons apartments and Gallup Avenue with duties four years. They are sons of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Volcheck of 71 Eastwood Drive and attend St Pauls. Gerald notes responsibility gained. John says it helps his coin collection. Gerald delivers on Eastwood Drive Arlington Circle Parsons and Gallup Avenue. John also covers Eastwood North Street and Indian Terrace.
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Gerald
John Volcheck
Eastwood Drive
Arlington Circle
Parsons Apartments
Gallup Avenue
John
Eastwood
North Street
Indian Terrace
Gerald Volcheck
St. Paul's
John l Eave
Cat And Mouse Tactics Over UMW Strike Prolonged Standstill
U.S. marshals pressed to serve union leaders as the United Mine Workers 160000 miners remain on strike. Negotiators in Washington wrestle with a contract acceptable to a rank and file that rejected the prior tentative deal 2 to 1. The 96th day of the strike sees layoffs and power curtailments and utilities arguing over shrinking coal stocks.
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United Press International
U.S
United Mine Workers
Washington
UMW
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National Coal Association
United States
Flynt
Atlanta
Hustler Magazine
Larry Flynt
Emory University Hospital
Cleveland
Martha Lippitt
South Euclid
Amy
Alice
Cuyahoga County
Angelo J. Gagliardo
George Walters
Solar Systems
Hayward
National Conference On Solar Energy
Stanley Poznanski
Poznanski
South Side
ST. Louis
Jewish Defense League
Jim Kelly
Revolutionary Socialist League
Michael Allen
Vention
Frank Collin
Palmer Owens
Diane E. Rogers
Clarksfield
Richard K. Donohoe, Jr
Cincinnati
Barbara J. Robertson
Charles E. Brown
Mary E. Straka
Dilbert A. Valentine
Milan
Darlene J. Pasenow
Clayton L. McIntire
Wakeman
Cheryle A. Beckley
Earl and
Brenda Lipscomb
Steven and
Elizabeth Hintz
Lexington
Michael and
Patricia Stevens
Bellevue
Good Samaritan
Thomas and
Christine Routh
By Dick Hobson
Ted Spewock
Ligonier Township
Ralph Bloom, Jr
Holsapple
Spewock
Bloom
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