Norwalk Teachers to Get Ten Cent Minimum Raise
Non teaching staff in the Norwalk City schools win a 12 cent an hour minimum raise retroactive to Sept 1 under Senate Bill 350. The board says teacher salaries will be set by a new schedule by Nov 14 with deadline Nov 15. Norwalk also gains $100 000 in state funds. Olivia Pickett hired as first grade teacher at League School. Edward Rubinow named delegate to Ohio School Boards Association convention.
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Senate
William B. Holman
Holman
Norwalk
Board of Education
Olivia Pickett
League School
Edward S. Rubinow
Ohio School Boards Association
St Paul Coaches Seek Clarification On Field Use Policy
St Paul city school officials will clarify Whitney Fields use by public and parochial students after an inquiry from Norwalk High football coach Bill Mrukowski cited misunderstandings. The Board of Education Tuesday night decided a clarification was needed to resolve the issue.
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Whitney Fields
Norwalk
Paul Miller
Norwalk City
Board of Education
Robert Kramer
State Fence Hearing set on ownership of farm line fence
Wakeman Township Trustees will hold a hearing on fence ownership and maintenance for the Leslie Franklin Harold Seltzer farms along State Route 60 on Oct 12. The same meeting notes Lincoln Road grading and ditch work tied to field use by Norwalk High reserve team and will follow up on field use policy and possible renovation plans.
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Wakeman
Wakeman Township
Leslie Franklin
Harold Seltzer
Huron County Trustees and Clerks Association
Willard
Xavier Church
Lincoln Road
Norwalk School Board Votes for Partial Free Bus Purchase
Norwalk City Schools plan to obtain a 66 or 72 passenger bus with $6,600 state credit while the district covers $1,662. The board considered using an unanticipated emergencies fund or Mead Motor Sales delaying until after the new appropriation. A resolution to bypass competitive bidding was adopted to secure the bus.
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Kramer
Mead Motor Sales
Norwalk
Mead
School Bus Seating Dilemma Meets Board Discussion
The board and Waldorf discuss bus safety as seat belts are deemed impractical due to staffing needs. A study is planned to review transportation without promising a report by the next meeting. An additional bus could run at 7:15 a.m. and after 4:30 p.m. to serve involved students.
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Kramer
William Holman
Waldorf
Holman
Wakeman Rt 18 20 Crash Cited Driver in Collision
Ralph Messer 30 of Peebles cited for failure to yield after a two vehicle crash at Routes 18 and 20 at 5 05 p m. Witzla ben 68 of Wakeman was eastbound on Route 20. Moderate damage reported to both cars. A second incident in Monroeville involved Howard E May 26 and William Wildrick 28 with Wildrick treated and released after a bunk fall in a sleeper event.
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Peebles
Rhea W. Witzlaben
Pleasant St
Wakeman
Howard E. May
Kenneth Square
Norwalk
West Main Street
Hester Street
William Wildrick
Wilmington
Del
Wildrick
May
Monroeville
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Screening invitation for 7 30 p m show
Local notice invites interested readers to attend a 7 30 p m screening. The event appears open to the public with no listed admission requirements or venue details provided in the fragment.
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