Candidates Face Off On Ohio School Needs In Firelands
Democratic incumbent Don J. Pease and Republican Harry V. Jump spoke at the Firelands BPW Club about education funding. Pease cited the shrinking state share and rising costs, urging broader state support and possible tax reforms. Jump praised the Rhodes administration while agreeing on the need for more school funds.
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Rhodes Emphasizes Vocational Education Need
Governor James A. Rhodes responds to J Creighton Christ on Ohio vocational and technical education. He notes 86 percent of students will not attend college and 60 percent lack training, urging expanded programs to ensure job opportunities for 102 000 youths now and in the future.
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Wakeman Legion selects 1967 post officers at meeting
Anoundamta Era Wakeman La Moine J. Dillon headed the Wakeman American Legion Post for 1967. Officers include Louis P. Murray first vice commander James R. Murdock second vice commander Robert C. Brucker chaplain Berten R. Keith finance officer William E. Davis Jr. service officer Ralph E. Jackson sergeant at arms Charles J. Coultrip adjutant. Executive Committee: Robert Wolf Melvin Bass Merle Parker.
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Norwalk Board to Consider Textbooks and Personnel Items
The Norwalk City Board of Education meets at 7 30 tonight in the administration building to discuss personnel matters and the review of two junior high textbooks. Robert Kramer will report on buildings and grounds and transportation. In Sandusky applications for the Selective Service College Qualification Test are available at local boards and the Bowling Green State University Sandusky Academic Center. Students planning to test in Sandusky on Nov 19 should contact their local Selective Service board for an application card and test bulletin.
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Wakeman Reviews New Light Plans
Wakeman council reviewed a village lighting map and plans to relocate lights. Ohio Edison installed two mercury lights to compare with incandescent. one mercury unit may replace three incandescents. Ordinance 141 repealing 95 was approved, and 2 1/2 inch fire hose purchased. street work completed. Patrolman VanFossen’s salary raised to 75 monthly. Halloween trick or treat set for Oct 29.
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Willard Approves Grade School Guidance Program
Willard board approves adding an elementary guidance program this year. Miller returns as high school guidance counselor. Pifer moves to elementary guidance. King granted leave. Holmes hired as custodian. Title I funds authorized for remedial reading $24,406 and health $6,157.
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