Decision looms on Elyria strike talks
District teachers and Elyria board continue non stop talks as students await a resolution.双方 谈判 激烈 未定 传出 可能 罢工 解封 条款 仍未达成 共识 将影响 学校日程 与 学生 家长。
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1977
Page
1
Fairgoer sample at Lorain County Fair amid crowd totals
A 7-year-old Scott Walker enjoys cotton candy as about 17,545 fairgoers visit Wellington fairgrounds. About 4,000 attended Jim Ed Brown and Helen Cornelius concerts, with total attendance down 2,580 from last year. Ongoing Elyria teacher contract talks near possible strike deadline. Negotiations between Elyria Education Association and the school board continued past 24 hours, with a 7:30 pm members meeting at the Lorain Holiday Inn. A federal mediator is present and no side has revealed details or progress. Public schools in Elyria set to open next Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott Walker
Lorain County
Scott
Ken Walker
Indian Hollow Rd
Grafton
Wellington Fairgrounds
Jim Ed Brown
Helen Cornelius
Jeff £. Bishop
Elyria
Elyria Education Association
EEA
Elyria West High School
Elyria West
Harris Kreps and Adams among Carter cabinet disappointments
President Carter has largely relied on personal control of foreign and economic policy as his cabinet underperformed. Transport Secretary Brock Adams, Commerce Secretary Juanita Kreps, and HUD Secretary Patricia Harris are cited as the worst. Treasury Secretary Blumenthal and CEA Chair Schultze face criticism for weak management and limited authority. State Secretary Cyrus Vance is blamed for failed big missions, while Brzezinski drives foreign policy, and interior, labor, and HEW secretaries are seen as strongest. Adams faces public friction over appointments.
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Washington
Carter
White House
Transportation
Brock Adams
Commerce
Juanita Kreps
Housing and and Urban Development
Patricia
Treasury
Michael Blumenthal
Charles Schultze
Council of Economic Advisers
Schultze
Blumenthal
Bert Lance
Lance
Cyrus M. Vance
Zbigniew Brzezinski
National Security Council
Vance
Moscow
Middle East
William Rogers
Brzezinski
Interior
Cecil Andrus
Ray Marshall
Joseph Califano
Department of Health, Education, and Welfare
Califano
Calfano
Ninth District Court forces Muzzy rehiring at Sheffield Middle School
The Ninth District Court of Appeals reversed Lorain County Common Pleas, ruling James Muzzy should stay on as principal after the school board failed to renew his contract before the April 30 deadline. The earlier ruling had found non automatic renewal due to the board’s action timing. Weather and local pollen details accompany the page note.
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Ninth District Court of Appeals
Lorain County Common Pleas
Sheffield Middle School
James Muzzy
Muzzy
Common Pleas
Paul J. Mikus
Ex Elyrian gets top USS Lorain post
John Fuller reports Donald H L Pass, formerly of Elyria, named general superintendent of U S Steel Lorain Cuyahoga Works, replacing Alvin L Hillegass. Pass returns to Lorain Works after 1971 76 and will also lead the 1877 Lorain County United Way drive.
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Elyrian
USS
Lorain
John Fuller
Donald HL Pass
Elyria
U.S. Steel
Lorain-Cuyahoga
Alvin L. Hiliegass
Pass
Lorain Works
National-Du- Quesne
McKeesport
Hillegass
Oe Spseiab Iettesel Allon
San Francisco
Posinenas Itakenay
Lorain County
U. S. Steel
Daith
Mina
Duinth
Wores
Ter
Mass
Fairless
Loraini
Bar
National Duquesne Works
KSU gym fight back in court in May 4th case
In Cincinnati today Kent State University and the May 4th Coalition argued in a federal appeals hearing over the location of a gym annex at the campus near where Ohio National Guardsmen killed four students and wounded nine during an antiwar demonstration on May 4, 1970. The May 4th group opposed the site. A New York lawyer was slated to argue for the coalition. The lengthy dozen- paragraph text includes biographical notes on local officials and past plant executives, but the readable core concerns the legal battle over the gym site and the 1970 killings.
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Cincinnati
Kent State University
New York
William Kansiler
Ohio National Guardsmen
Harshaw uses coal again to cut gas use at Elyria plant
Harshaw Chemical in Elyria has returned to coal to meet part of its energy needs. Plant manager Ralph Cook says the coal burn, with EPA permit and federal encouragement, saves natural gas and costs less. About 20 tons daily are burned, producing low-sulfur output. The plant will stop coal use in October.
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Harshaw Chemical
Elyria
Harshaw
Ohio
EPA
Ralph Cook
Cook
Ohio Environmental Protection Agency
Columbia Gas of
Carter defends Lance over seven overdrafts
President Carter reiterated support for Budget Director Bert Lance amid revelations of seven personal overdrafts since January, noting it was not a reflection on his judgment while acknowledging some bounced checks. The issue includes bank overdraft figures from Lance and relatives, contrasted with a Comptroller report criticizing unsafe banking practices.
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Washington
Bert Lance
Carter
Lance
Georgia
Comptroller
Jonez
Aiso
Calhoun
First National Bank
Comptroller of the Currency
John G. Heimann
Jim
Senate
William Proxmire
D-Wis
Barding Committee
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