Elyria Satellite Vo Ed Plan Formally Approved
The Lorain County Joint Vocational School board officially accepted Elyria city school system vocational units as a satellite program, doubling state funds for Elyria vocational education and delaying full membership until September 1975. The plan under mutual tentative terms houses the Elyria program in existing facilities through 1974, with operations run by the Elyria board, a service charge to cover administration, and one year contracts for Elyria staff as the vo-ed school assumes control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Obmalen
Lorain County Joint Vocational School Board
Elyria City
Elyria
Elyria Board of Education
Elyria Center
State Department of Education
Elyria Vocational
Reservoir contract extension asked
Wellington officials consider extending the $2 million Jones Road reservoir contract held by Hanna Trucking Co Akron. The firm cites floods and a labor strike, with 161 lost working days since signing, delaying completion from the original deadline. A May 28 completion target was set amid a pending penalty decision.
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Wellington
Jones Road
Hanna Trucking Co
Akron
George Bryant
Bryant
James Swartzmiller
Ohio Department of Natural Resources
Wellington approves water and sewer line extension plan
Wellington Village moves to extend water and sanitary sewer lines from Fairgrounds Road westward to an industrial site on Pitts Road. Developer Stanley Glavich proposes 25 to 30 acres zoned industrial, with Columbia Gas of Ohio extending lines at no added village cost. The board requires lines and work meet specifications while Glavich seeks resident funding support.
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Wellington
Fairgrounds Road
Pitts Road
Stanley Glavich
Rt 18
Norfolk and Western Railroad
Glavich
Columbia Gas of
Ohio
Rt. 18
Jones and
Pitts Roads
Elyria to consider funding two deputy inspectors
Norma H Failing director of community development asked Elyria City Council finance committee to fund two deputy building inspector positions created last year. Chairman Anton noted funding authority rests with the finance committee. Two inspectors are needed this year due to department workload and federal requirements. Salary is 7800 dollars each. one hire in May and one in June bring annual expenditure to about 9000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Elyria Council
Normah
James PD
Anton
D-7
Fathing
Geology field trip named Huron River Rock Walk set for tomorrow
Erie County Metropolitan Park District schedules a geology field trip titled Huron River Rock Walk for tomorrow starting at 8 a.m. from Lovers' Lane Bridge led by Milan Gamte Areg.
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Sandusky
Erie County Metropolitan Park District
Milan
HEW Pressure on Colleges Over Sex Bias in Hiring
Federal push to end campus sex bias hallmarks major action for colleges including University of Michigan and Harvard, with HEW warning that loss of federal contract funds will follow if affirmative steps are not taken. Negotiated agreements require salary equity, back pay, vigorous recruitment of women, and promotion priority for eligible female staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
University of Michigan
Fidele Fauri
Warvard
J. Stanley Pottinger
IEW
Office For Civil Rights
Owen Kiely
Michigan
Oberlin Lorain School Board Approves Salary Schedule
The Lorain school board approved a new salary schedule for teachers and staff. Starting pay for teachers with a bachelor’s degree begins at 6075 dollars, rising with credits and experience. One year contracts, annual evaluations, and possible raises or freezes follow. The work year is 190 days with in service workshops planned. Architects reported progress on site improvements, with bids awarded for site work and kitchen equipment. Expansion plans and sewer tie-in bids were approved to proceed if conditions stay favorable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Lorain County Joint Vocational School Board of Education
William R. Burton
Burton
Kent State University
Edward Crider
Heine
Crider
Lorain school to host metal-working pre-apprenticeship
A. Olwyn Riddell reports a co ed Lorain School program with Lorain County Industrial Training Association and the Bureau of Employment Services to retrain at least 80 people for metal working apprenticeships in Lorain County. The program will use the school machine shop, with costs funded by the Manpower Training fund. Selection will be industry driven. Training spans 13 weeks on campus, then on the job, plus four hours weekly. Plans for further years are in formation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Olwyn Riddell Oberlin
Lorain County Joint Vocational School
Lorain County Industrial Training Association
Bureau of Employment Services
Lorain County
Manpower Training Fund
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Valley City
John Kenney
Chronicle-Telegram
Elyria High School
George Smittle
J.C. William Tattersall
Finkbeiner, Pettis and Strout
Toledo
Board of Public Affairs
Hanna
Twining
Russia Township
E.F. Twining
Glavicis
Wellington Township
Failing
HEW
U.S
Kiely
Pottinger
William Cash
University
Ford
Lorain
Ford Motor Co
Baumhart Road
Henry T. Tackus
Overland Transportation Co
Janet Lynn Drawl
Stephen C. Marsalko
Melody Lane
Grafton
Recruit Training Command (Women
Naval Training Center
Bainbridge
San Diego
Calif
General Duty Administration
Appren
Crawl
Midvie High School
Navy Dee
Oberlin High School
Kitcheneering Inc
Cleveland
Aquarius
Buckeye High School
Rt. 252
Dean Feuchter
Neff Rd
Deb Dilworth
Jay Dilworth
Station Rd
Deb Bleck
Robert Eleck
Rita Dr
Sharon Hasel
Franklin Hasel
Myrtle Hill Rd
Jean Brintnall
Donald Brintnall
Abbeyville Rd
Medina
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