Lorain County teachers face recruiting crunch from higher pay
Lorain County Schools face a staffing squeeze as districts in Avon Avon Lake Clearview Columbia Firelands Keystone Midview Sheffield-Sheffield Lake and South Amherst battle rising pay scales. Superintendent Wayne Whyte cites competition from Kentucky West Virginia and states with higher salaries. He notes Akron offers $5 200 while Lorain County offers about $4 800 pushing many graduates toward industrial or urban districts.
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Buddhists OK by rule until S. Viet election
Buddhist Church leaders in Saigon signaled willingness to accept Ky government until a civilian regime is elected, while warning of action if the regime fails to keep promises. The move followed days of demonstrations led by Thi Quang and other Buddhist figures in Hue, Da Nang, and Saigon, as northern generals and officials oppose the government.
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Takeover of Ely Village Sets Precedent by LMHA
Lorain Metropolitan Housing Authority plans to take over Ely Village, a bankrupt private development, in a precedent setting move. Ronald W. Ashley, LMHA director, said the 149 unit high rise and 300 total units will be renovated at about 27 million dollars, with 2.3 million for a Golden Age Center on East Ave. Half the units will be used for public low income housing, the other half for middle income. Mayor Leonard Reichlin was briefed as sketches for the center were shown and plans discussed parking and bids. Ashley noted negotiations for the project are near completion with bids anticipated after contract letting.
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1 361 Americans killed in combat this year
US officials released casualty figures from South Vietnam showing 1 361 American deaths in combat from Jan 1 to mid year. Reports indicate more U S soldiers killed in combat so far this year than in the same period previously.
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License plate deadline looms as officials warn tow action
At the Elyria Automobile Club offices traffic slows as the 1995 sulo plate deadline nears. Police warn vehicles with old plates after midnight will be towed and fined. Sellers stay open late to serve last minute buyers.
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Weather: No Change With Partly Cloudy Skies
Partly cloudy with little change in temperatures through Saturday. High around 51 today. Low tonight 30 to 35. High: 52 degrees at 12:05 yesterday. Low: 46 degrees at 8 am today. Weather page 15.
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Johnson seeks hemispheric summit to energize Latin America
In Mexico City President Johnson praised the welcoming crowd of about two million and urged renewed energy for Latin America. He pledged a high level conference with regional leaders to advance the Alliance for Progress, along with careful but imaginative planning for new ideas. Johnson and family stayed at Los Pinos after a long motorcade, while a smaller group shouted Viva Cuba while the crowd roared for him.
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County college pay hikes set
Lorain County Community College trustees approve proposal to assure returning faculty members a 9.2 percent salary boost. The plan aims to secure faculty retention and offset cost of living pressures.
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Iraq curfew eased after president death in crash
Baghdad eased a curfew after the death of President Abdel Salam Aref in a helicopter crash. Reports said Aref was killed and that military units were placed on alert as chaos and conflicting statements spread. The government announced the accident while speculation grew about internal power struggles and possible rebel claims.
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Ohio To Change To Daylight Time In Nationwide Shift
Ohio faces a statewide Daylight Saving Time change next Sunday with 240 communities advancing clocks one hour. Federal law would enforce a statewide or EST standard time in 1967, affecting a broad arc from Marietta to Lorain County and parts of the Ohio River region. In Barnesville a split time system emerges with some offices on DST while schools stay on EST, as a line delineates two time zones across the state.
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