White worker wins 50000 for Ford discrimination
Detroit plaintiff Richard Weiss, 27, alleged racial bias at Ford Rouge plant. A U S District Court awarded him 50000 against Ford Motor Co. Weiss, backed by white-favorable law firm Weiss represented by Harry Philo, claimed black supervisors conspired to rig his layoff seven days before a 1971 Local 600 UAW election. the winning coworker was Black by 30 votes.
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Detroit
UPI
Ford
Weiss
United Auto Workers
Rouge
Willard Board Approves $2 Million For 1974-75 Schools
Willard Board of Education appropriates more than 2 million dollars for 1974-75 with over half for teacher salaries. The district approves a data processing agreement with Mansfield schools costing 3,285 and accepts resignations, raises kindergarten fees, bids for a new bus, and approved leave for staff ahead of March 25 meeting.
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Willard
Willard Board of Education
Mansfield Schools
Mansfield
Jan Halsall
Waste Management Tour Monday Leads North Central Ohio Farms
Huron and Erie County livestock producers plan a waste management tour Monday with stops at the Robert Schaeffer dairy farm near Mason Road, the Lepley Brothers farm near Prairie Road, a lunch in Monroeville, a visit to the Thermal Digester south of Norwalk, and the Wayne Dalton farm near Wakeman to view a lagoon irrigation system. Reservations are required at the Huron County Extension Office.
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Erie County
Robert Schaeffer
Ohio
Mason Road
Lepley
Vanson’s
Monroeville
Norwalk
U.S. 250
Wayne Dalton
Ohio 60
Wakeman
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Northwest Ohio Division of Watercraft Safety
Jay Muller
Frontier
Marion Ebert
Neill Ebert
Betty Comparette
Bill Ommert
Bob van Dette
Chuck Kashian
Barb Kashian
Roy Cooper
Keds
Pixie
Penneys
Jcpenney
Shop Penneys
Stephen Young
WWV
Avevia Vereed
Huron County Extension Office
Home Savings
Ohio Student Loan Commission
U.S. Dept. of Health, Education and Welfare
Qua
Housing Home Savings and Loan Co
East Perkins Ave
Sandusky
East Main Street
Park Avenue
New London
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