Lou Gehrig Tribute at Yankee Stadium on Fourth of July
A 1939 Yankee Stadium crowd of 61 808 honors Lou Gehrig after his 2 130th consecutive game streak end. The Iron Horse shows quiet humor and grace despite ALS, as photographers and fans react to his emotion and enduring legacy with Babe Ruth.
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Lorain teachers sue for wages in contract clash
Lorain Education Association and nine Lorain elementary teachers sue Lorain City Board of Education in Lorain County Common Pleas Court claiming breach of the substitute teacher provisions. They seek a preliminary and permanent injunction and damages at the current contract hourly rate for substitutes who filled in for absent art and music teachers on November 11, 1974. The suit asks for compensation when itinerant teachers are absent and for a qualified substitute if available, alleging improper withholding of pay through August 31 of this year.
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Public response grows against Elyria rink debt plan
Elyria city voters face a heated influence in tonight's council session as a $21 million proposal to borrow for twin ice rinks triggers strong public backlash. Several council members report hundreds of calls, mostly opposing, and key signs of shifting support amid questions of debt limits and profitability.
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Richard P Seward
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Senate votes on Rhodes budget and interpreters bill in Columbus
Ohio lawmakers prepare floor votes on Gov Rhodes 1976 77 budget and on a sales tax exemption for official nonprofit corporations linked to the American Revolution Bicentennial Administration. A separate measure would let county boards appoint interpreters to aid non English speakers during registration and at elections with costs around 2000 annually.
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Leonard J Camera
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State Division of Reclamation
Department of Natural Resources
Wellington considers Curtis Hollson as school business manager
Wellington Wellington School board discussed the possibility of hiring Superintendent Curtis Hollson as business manager or purchasing agent. No offers were made and no job description exists yet. A recall threat circulated by TOWS officials amid rumors of leadership changes persisted.
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Adopted Vietnamese boy to join Steiner family in Ohio
Open letter from Saigon by UPI correspondent Charles Smith describes Matt, the Steiner’s new son, a 9 year old boy born to a Vietnamese mother in poverty. He speaks halting English, loves sports, and dreams of a loving home in West Liberty, Ohio.
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