Norwalk Teachers See Highest Turnover In NOL
A Reflector poll shows Norwalk City Schools pay high salaries but the highest teacher turnover among the Northern Ohio League seven other districts. Norwalk 22 percent left this year. Galion 11 percent. Tiffin 13 percent. Shelby 4 percent. Norwalk and Galion offer top master’s salaries. Norwalk maxes at 12 524 for master’s, with 15 years to reach max.
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Rake Early Avoid Rush in Norwalk Leaf Pickups
Norwalk officials urge residents to rake leaves to the tree lawns now to speed collection. Mayor Wayne Goodsite says crews will continue rounds to finish before weather delays last year. He warns against piling leaves in streets to prevent sewer clogs.
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Gilligan declines Metzenbaum photo amid Senate speculation
Gov John J Gilligan refused to pose with Cleveland industrialist Howart Metzenbaum at a luncheon, saying the image could fuel talk he will pick Metzenbaum for the U S Senate Mercedes Cotner was honored at the event In San Francisco FCC chairman Dean Burch called renewed talk of network monitoring abominable and said the media should remain objective and free of government remedies.
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National Association of Broadcasters
Norwalk Plans Free Municipal Refuse Pickup for Residents
Councilman Morgan Jones announces a plan for free weekly curb pickup of two garbage cans per household starting Jan. 1. Elderly or handicapped residents may receive backyard collection, subject to justification. Private haulers may serve able bodied residents preferring backyard service. Extra cans would require purchase of tags and the city will not force businesses to use municipal service.
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Norwalk Chamber Honors Ray Gerken Top Citizen
Ray Gerken board chairman of Norwalk Furniture Corp. received the Citizen Award at the Norwalk Chamber of Commerce awards banquet. Wayne S. Orwick earned a Dedicated Service Award. About 200 attended the Norwalk Junior High School event. Gerken’s long career included leadership in furniture manufacturing and local civic roles.
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Norwalk
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National Association of Furniture Manufacturers
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Huron County Banking Co
Memorial Hospital
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
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Goldwater urges Nixon to testify before Watergate panel
Senator Barry Goldwater says Nixon’s credibility is at an all time low and urges the president to appear before the Senate Watergate committee. He cautions waiting for Judge Sirica to decide on the lost tapes mystery before any judgment.
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UPI
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Boy Coma After Halloween Candy Poisoning in Santa Rosa
A 7 year old boy, Michale Anderson, was poisoned with barbiturates hidden in candy during Halloween rounds in Santa Rosa. He remained in a coma at Santa Rosa Hospital as deputies investigate the incident led by Sonoma County Sheriff Don Streipeke. The mother, Joyce Anderson, accompanied him and restricted him to wrapped treats.
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UPI
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Mostly cloudy with light rain and cooler weekend forecast
Weather summary for Norwalk reports 60 percent today, 40 percent tonight and Saturday. Highs 50s, lows in 40s, winds northeast turning northerly. Also lists births in Newton Terrace and rural North Fairfield and a death in Norwalk.
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North Fairfield
A New Kind Of Football Injury
A UPI report quotes Dr. Gene E. McKinley warning of a new football injury from watching games. He says prolonged TV viewing in overstuffed seats can compress the chest and stomach, causing gastric distress that may mimic a cardiovascular attack. He advises light meals, straight-backed chairs, deep breaths, and short walks during breaks.
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UPI
Gene E. McKinley
County Chiropractic Society
That's My Bill Mrs Saxbe Says Nation Needs Common Sense
Dolly Saxbe wife of attorney general designate William B Saxbe voices support for his bid saying the country needs someone with common sense and a sense of humor to run the justice department She reveals plans to stay in their Mechanicsburg apartment and jokes about their future life and family plans if he is confirmed.
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UPI
Dolly Saxbe
William B. Saxbe
Bill
Energy Crunch Begins Across U S and Europe
The mandatory heating oil and fuel allocation starts as freezing weather hits the Rockies. Schools fear closures in Georgia, diesel shortages threaten California agriculture, and U S flight cancellations rise. Western Europe faces Arab oil cutbacks while Saudia Arabia halts exports to the Netherlands. Frost grips the Northwest with 10 inches snow in Wyoming and heavy effects on transport and farming nationwide.
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