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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1967
Page
3
The Senate backed a 4.5 percent pay rise for 2 million civilian workers and 5.6 percent for 3 million servicemen, retroactive to Oct 1, and approved postal rate increases set to begin Jan 7. Second and third class rates would rise in steps, with total package costs estimated at $2.6 billion over three years.
Norwalk High School is set for a North Central Association inspection next week and faces a likely warning for deficiencies in guidance services space and materials. Budget cuts since 1966 led to reduced staff and space, with no full-time guidance counselor and uncertified teachers, potentially jeopardizing accreditation.
SANDUSKY The Advisory Committee for the Bowling Green State University Sandusky Academic Center will hold its annual meeting at Sandusky High School at 8 tonight. Tonight’s meeting will likely be the final session as operations move to the Firelands Campus under construction between Huron and Sandusky. A 1967-1968 operations report will be presented by Dr. James H. McBride with remarks also expected from Dr. Ralph H. Geer. The Center serves 650 students, with 285 full time, from 42 north central Ohio towns led by 258 in Sandusky.
Linda Arnold, daughter of Vernon Arnold a substitute bus driver, shares letters from St Paul’s school children thanking him for taking them to the Sandusky planetarium. The notes praise patience during noisy trips and express wishes to ride again.
In Columbus the Ohio Citizens For Kennedy campaign opened with Ira Gaffin announcing the effort to build Kennedy support in Ohio and secure delegates for the Ohio primary. A peeling poster and a minor onstage mishap prompted light humor as organizers outlined fundraising and outreach aims.
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