Nor walk City Board Hires Fifteen for New School Year
The Nor walk City Board of Education hired five teachers and ten non teaching staff Tuesday night. Ronald Ulrich will teach high school social studies and James Overhuls will teach seventh grade mathematics part time. Two former staff returner were Flora Stanford and two others. Transportation head Robert Kramer reported 1 847 students rode buses first day with 540 on shuttle routes. Bronson School water line leak noted and two speakers were stolen from Whit ney Field press box.
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Bert Bertine Dies Sports Editor at Champaign-Urbana
Bert Bertine, sports editor of the Champaign Urbana Courier since 1937, died Tuesday after heart surgery at Mercy Hospital in Urbana.
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Cleaning of NL Water Main Discussed by Officials
NEW LONDON The Board of Public Affairs and New London Village Council held an informal round table on village needs. They reviewed cleaning the existing water transmission line from the well area on Townline Road at about one twentieth the cost of a new line and likely satisfactory. The meeting weighed Northwest Ohio Water Development program plans for an upground reservoir, with most favoring state participation at 17 cents on the dollar, noting the village would bear future treatment and transmission costs.
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Norwalk Board Plans Teacher Salary Schedule Talks
Norwalk City Schools will start work on a new teacher salary schedule at a Monday night meeting. Board member Dr Albion V. Gotaas and Norwalk Teachers Association president Elmer Smith will discuss a plan under Senate bill 350, which sets minimum teacher raises.
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Norwalk Teachers Face New State Salary Schedule
Board President Holman read a letter urging alignment with new state legislation raising pay scales based on training and experience. Dale Qjsen notes funds hinge on meeting the bill, replacing the prior negotiated schedule. A completely new plan will affect teachers without degrees and those with master's degrees.
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Monroeville Board Keeps 1.8 Mill Levy for Five Years
Monroeville voters will be asked on November 7 to renew a 1.8 mill operating levy for five years rather than seek an increase. The district expects a $16,985 surplus this year with total receipts of $462,230 and year end balance of $30,664. Expenditures next year total $475,909.
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Ruth Olcott
Norwalk
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Mansfield teen band to perform at Huron County Fair
A Mansfield teenage dance band will appear Sunday night at the Huron County Fair grounds. They will play tunes written by a Norwalk man, including three by Chester Meyrer of 10 Old State Rd. The songs are The Rails, Helping Hand and Married.
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School board eyes staff restore to pre-austerity levels
Superintendent Gotaas cites classrooms with 40 to 43 pupils as the district plans to hire 14 teachers and add specialists. Finance Chair Olsen says the five year levy proposal, expiring 1972, would fund 19 new staff and $34,000 in capital improvements, with budgeted $118,000 for salaries and $9,000 for bus and programs.
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