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Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 10, 1966

Page

7

Berlin Milan school bond issue fails amid blamed public image

Berlin Heights and Milan residents debate the failed high school bond vote. Board president Schlessman laments voter apathy and praises teachers and parent groups. Garwood cites geography and calls for clearer information. The board later approves a resolution thanking the public for supporting the operating renewal levy.

Berlin Heights Herbert Schlessman Berlin-Milan Milan Mothers Club Milan Pta Tim Lloyd Milan Schlessman Frank Garwood Frank Elton Green Avery Ceylon Garwood

Western Reserve Board Examines Cafeteria Plans and Staffing

The Western Reserve Board of Education met at Hartland Elementary and discussed parent attendance at conferences, no end of term grade cards, and upcoming study meetings on transportation. Tom Wolfe is offered a $4,000 annual night custodian contract. Jack Grady receives a one year bus driver leave. Mrs. Kettie Kames will drive his route. Bills totaling $5,076 were approved and next meeting is December 14 at 8 p.m.

Western Reserve Board of Education Hartland Clyde Wicher Tom Wolfe Wakeman Jack Grady Kettie Kames Albert Stacy Western Rserve High School Western Reserve Pta Wakeman Board

Humphrey Predicts GOP Gains Won’t Impair Johnson Programs

Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey said in Minneapolis that he expects Republican gains in Congress will not seriously impair President Johnson’s programs. He described the prevailing philosophy of many newly elected congressmen as progressive moderation.

Minneapolis Minn UPI Hubert H. Humphrey Congress Johnson Humphrey

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