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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1975
Page
7
New London school officials approved wage agreements for teaching and support staff to take effect September 1. Salaries include a starting teacher with a bachelor’s degree earning about 7,600 annually with potential increases up to 100 more if state funding becomes available. details depend on state allocations.
Amherst officially swore in Jesse Clemons 44 of 790 Greenforest Dr as the new first ward councilman. Clemons, a tool and die maker at Fisher Body Elyria, replaces Don Mayfield who resigned. He defeated 18-year-old Tom Buchanan after a 4-2 council vote with two Republicans backing David Goldthorpe. Clemons is recording secretary for Local 780 of the United Auto Workers and member of Masonic Lodge 503, with Politics no prior experience. He and his wife Edna have two children.
New London board approves renewal contracts for 24 teachers at the regular meeting. Of the 24, two are continuing, six are three year limited, nine are two year limited and seven are one year limited. Three elementary teachers hired last summer were not renewed per Ohio law. The district also cut one teacher aide group due to funding uncertainty for 1975 76, with 75 percent of aide funds federally sourced. Superintendent Donald Schick notes vacancies may allow reemployment of non renewed staff. Pregnancy leave granted for Patricia Miller. Right to Read program approved at ten cents per child. Leaves for several staff to attend seminars. May 5 work session set to discuss administrator salaries.
Fifteen Keystone High School students attending Lorain County Joint Vocational School are named to the honor and merit rolls for the third nine weeks. Honors include Norma Pumphrey, Bob Balas, Ron Green, Becky Hapfer, Jeff McLaughlin, Fred O’Neal, Scott Brenning, Debbie Duelley, Pat Filoreto, Cindy Kuepfer, Kathy Merty, Barbara Price, Dity Sittenger, Ken Smith, and Diane Spence.
Cloudy and cool tonight with a chance of rain or snow. Lows in the mid 30s and a 20 percent precipitation probability. Partly cloudy and a bit warmer tomorrow with highs in the lower 30s.
Storms rumbled over the flood swept Southeast as heavy rains and snow spread across regions. Officials reported 2000 to 2500 people displaced in Holmes and Washington counties. Damages in Holmes County could reach two to three million dollars as rivers receded with more rain threatening surge upslope.
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