Andy Williams Show art director kin of Lorain County man
The article notes Kenneth Johnson, son of Dorothy Johnson of North Ridgeville and the late W K Johnson, is the art director of The Andy Williams Show. It traces the Johnson family, including Ken’s brother C Keith Johnson and his family, and mentions Ken’s Hollywood residence and education.
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Andy Willams
Wkyc TV Channel 3
George A Hoke
Andy Williams
Kenneth Johnson
Dorothy Johnson
Center Ridge Rd
North Ridgeville
W. K
Ken) Johnson
Johnson
Elyria
Ken Johnson
North Ridgeville High
Bowling Green State University
Woodstock
Hollywood
Calif
W K. Johnson
Ken
C. Keith Johnson
Elyria hires 35 new teachers and approves leaves
The Elyria Board of Education approved the appointment of 25 new teachers and granted leaves of absence for Miss Henery and Richard Riddle. Henery’s leave is retroactive to April 3 for ill health, and Riddle receives a National Science Foundation scholarship to study physics at Brown University for the 1987 68 school year. A list of appointees, qualifications, and salaries will appear in tomorrow’s Chronicle Telegram. The board also accepted resignations from 17 Elyria School System teachers at its April meeting.
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Elyria
Elyria Board of Education
Dean Henery
Richard Riddle
Henery
Riddle
National Science Foundation
Brown University
Chronicle-Telegram
Elyria School System
Board of Education
Judith Woods
Betty Ahigrim
Paul Amodio
Mary Lynn Archer
Allyn Kay Burke
Rachel Cox
Carole E. Erdman
Donald Green
Carole Gubeno
Cynthia Hessin
Marva Kugath
Deborah Mendenhall
William Nemec
Larry Plank
Linda Poole
Carol M. Roser
Dennis E Ryan
Eastern Heights pool expansion delayed by high bid
The Eastern Heights recreation plan for a new 35 by 75 foot pool addition faced delay after the sole bid of 42 000 exceeded the 40 000 budget. Parks director Charles Hoagland said the council may re advertise for bids and aim to have swimmers in by late July if a contractor can complete the work. The existing pool will open on schedule regardless.
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Eastern Heights
Charles R. Hoagland
Parks and Recrea
Tion Department
Hoagland
Heidenreich
Sheffield Lake considers police and fire pay raise plan
Sheffield Lake council reviews a proposed pay raise for police and firemen. Council opposition signals a tough path to approval as the plan, presented by Councilman Edward Heidenreich and Mayor Earl Barnhart, was examined by the committee of the whole.
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Sheffield Lake Council
Sheffield Lake
Edward Heidenreich
Earl Barnhart
Thomas C. Jordan
Heidenreich
Barnhart
Jordan
Amherst tax study proposal prompts local tax talk
Amherst officials and citizens discuss a proposed city income tax with Mayor Davis citing possible impact on about 200 Amherst residents who work in Oberlin. A council committee study and wage proposals for police and fire departments dominate the session as talks on new revenue stall.
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Amherst
Marvin R Davis
City Cowne
Oberlin
Davis
Council
Eugene Stipe
D-2
Stripe
John Mattey
Howard Patton
Nine German Shepherd pups seek good homes in Amherst
The Mulford A. Barefoot family on Russia Rd Amherst faces a growing litter after a German Shepherd mother and nine puppies arrived. Jackie Barefoot 17 fed them as they multiplied to ten dogs with other pets in the household. The pups about four weeks old are mostly male with a few females and are offered free to adopt at the Barefoot residence. Interested callers may inquire for details.
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Mulford A. Barefoot
Russia Rd
Amherst
Jackie Barefoot
Barefoot
Jackie
John Fazio
Barefoot Residence
Lorain Principals Cite Rising Student Disrespect to Teachers
Hawthorne Junior High principal Kenneth C Shook told the Lorain school board that a larger share of students now defy teachers compared with five years ago. Rich- ard Barnes of Larkmoor Elementary backed him as concerns grew over a student who allegedly tried to beat a Hawthorne teacher and punishment practices including corporal punishment. Calta linked discipline to a proposed 9 mill levy to reduce class sizes, while board members noted parental influence on discipline.
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Loraly
Kenneth C Shook
Hawthorne Junior High
Shook
Hawthorne
Lorain
Joe F. Calta
Richard Barnes
Larkmoor Elementary School
Barnes
CALTA
Chamber backs 2 mill levy renewal in Elyria
Elyria Chamber of Commerce announced support for renewing the 2 mill operating levy. President Joseph J. Heil said the executive board unanimously endorsed the renewal to fund city services through the general fund for all departments.
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Elyria
Elyria Chamber of Commerce
Joseph J. Heil
Chamber
Iexpertam
Ridgeville boosts teacher salaries by $492 a year
North Ridgeville school board approved a two year pay schedule raising average salaries by 492 dollars for 108 teachers. Base pay begins at 5350 with various scales for degrees and experience, sick leave rises to 120 days, personal leave remains two days with guidelines, and extra pay for athletic supervision was rejected.
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North “Ridgeville
North Ridgeville
Board of Education
Gulf Road Closed for Rest of Week
Temporary closure of Gulf Road between Burns due to unspecified works extends through the week, drivers urged to seek alternate routes and expect delays.
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Gulf Rd
Memorial Day Parade Seeks Marchers in Elyria
Civic and fraternal groups are urged to honor US veterans in the Elyria Memorial Day parade on May 30. The meeting at American Legion Post 12 named Gold Star Commander as parade marshal, with Alex Burnett as committee chair and William Schmittgen Jr coordinating transportation. Floats and band units welcome. contact details given for transportation, joining, and music arrangements.
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Elyria Memorial
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