North Olmsted reviews toughest U S phosphate ban on detergents
North Olmsted Council will reexamine its 0.5 percent phosphate detergent ban after two Soap and Detergent Association representatives questioned the ordinance at last night’s meeting. Mayor Ralph Christmas proposed the measure to save about $40,000 in sewage treatment chemicals and Lake Erie.
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North Olmsted
Council
Soap and Detergent Association of New York
Counci
J. Howard Childs
Lake Erie
Bubble gum vending T shirt at Bloomingdale’s
Alan Silverstone a 36 year old former Wall Street banker and president of the U S Chewing Gum Co Oakland Calif demonstrates a bubble gum vending tee shirt at Bloomingdale s New York The device lets the wearer provide bubble gum for a fee to friends as a Christmas gift novelty item from AP.
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Alan Silverstone
Wall Street
U.S. Chewing Gum Co
Oakland
Calif
Bloomingdale's
New York
Assembly bails out Cleveland area schools with borrowing bill
Columbus lawmakers passed a one time measure allowing financially troubled Cleveland and nine other districts to borrow against next year’s revenues to keep schools operating this year. The bill sailed through the Senate and House on the final day of the 1977 session amid mixed support and warnings it postpones a reckoning for deficits. Cleveland officials await court and attorney guidance on payrolls as Gov Rhodes prepared to sign the legislation.
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Columbus — Area
General Assembly
Cleveland
House
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
U. S. District Court
Frank Battisti
James A. Rhodes
Ronald Nabakowski
D-Lorain
Jerome Stano
D-Parma
Scribner L. Fauver
Elyria
Marie Tansey
Vermilion
J. Leonard Camera
James Betts
Rocky River
Rocco Colonna
Brook Park
Thomas A. VanMeter
Ashland
William G. Batchelder
Medina
Anthony J. Celebreeze
VanMeter
Paul Briggs
Senate
Morris Jackson
Michael Schwarzwalder
Columbus
Charles Korfess
Bowling Green
Officials rush to clear teacher back pay in Cleveland
In Cleveland the CTU ended a no pay no work protest as bad weather prompted a no school day. State legislation allows borrowing against anticipated income to fund $15.4 million in loans due December 29. Officials expect teachers to receive back pay for the day and return to work soon.
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Cleveland
Columbus
U.S. District Court
Frank J. Battisti
Jim O'Meara
Cleveland Teachers Union
Battisti
O'Meara
CTU
Ray Kikta
Arnold R. Pinkney
Fred Gauthier
Area schools brace for cold with new gas plan
Western Cuyahoga County districts expect few energy problems this winter thanks to PUCO rules limiting curtailments to 30 percent and gas pooling across Bay Village North Olmsted Olmsted Falls Strongsville Westlake. Schools have added oil back ups and coal plans while pursuing insulation and weatherproofing to conserve energy.
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Cuyahoga County
Western County
Columbia Gas of Ohio, Inc
Merlin Hanely
Berea
Bay Village
North Olmsted
Olmsted Falls
Strongsville
Westlake
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
PUCO
Polaris Vocational Center
Middlebury Heights
Ronald Foreman
Last Winer
Dover
Hilliard
Lee Burneson
Baldwin-Wallace Conservatory Christmas Concert
Young musicians from Baldwin Wallace College Conservatory of Music will present their annual Christmas concert Sunday at 7 p.m. in the Kulas Musical Arts Building. The program features the string and youth orchestras, children’s chorus, concert band and string quartet, with members in grades five through nine. Admission is free. In Cleveland, no serious injuries were reported after a Greater Cleveland Rapid Transit Authority car collided with a stopped train at West 98th Street Detroit Avenue station during rush hour. An RTA investigation is under way. In Bay Village, a survey to identify Bay school children eligible for free or reduced price meals for 1977 78 was approved. 28 children qualified last year. The board set its organization meeting for 8 p.m. Jan. 3, and canceled the Dec. 20 meeting. In Olmsted Falls, the board of education will hold a special meeting tomorrow at 9 p.m. to discuss a new salary agreement for non teaching employees.
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Berea
Olmsted Falls
Strongsville
Hanely
Board of Education
Baldwin-Wallace College Conservatory of Music
Kulas Musical Arts
Cleveland
UPI
Greater Cleveland
Bay Village
Bay
Paul Spencer
Brook Park Abatement Bill Tied to Plant Owners
Brook Park city council learned that proposed tax abatement legislation for the unused tank plant appears to have been drafted by the facility’s owners with a Cleveland lawyer from Arter and Hadden. Councilman Bernath questioned the mayor over his and Bernath’s names on the bill then sought legal review. He opposes abatement due to housing agreement concerns and plans a court challenge if needed after public hearings are scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernath
Brook Park
the Park Corp
Wedo
James Celebreeze
Celebreeze
Wages rise for North Olmsted police in two year pact
North Olmsted City Council gave first reading to a two year wage agreement with the police union. The pact provides 8 percent raises each year for most officers starting Jan 1, with the police chief receiving about 1 percent annually. First year patrolman salary set at 13848 rising to 15011 second year. Chief Taylor base 24884 rising to 26974 after Jan 1. Firemen negotiations begin tomorrow. other city employees had recent pay rises. Additional actions included a senior center lease approval and stop sign installation at Burns Road and Southern Avenue. Florence Campbell named assistant to the clerk.
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North Olmsted
Richard Koharik
Koharik
Marion Taylor
Great Northern
Burns Road
Southern Avenue
Florence Campbell
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N. Olmsted
U.S
By Ted Daniels
Ralph Christmas
Frank Cumberland
Baker, Hostetler & Patterson
The
Soap and Detergent Association
Keith Booman
Booman
Cumberland
Art Gibble
Procter and Gamble
Susan Barlow
Pick-Npay
Childs
Dewey Limpert
West
Janet Salinger
D-2
Chronicle -Telegram
Assembly
By Paul Schroeder
C-T Bureau
Briggs
Penn Central Railroad
Oliver Ocasek
By Carl Remensky
West County
Columbia
North Royalton
Parma
Donald Cobb
Odlging
Hugh Livingstone
GTZ
Aleex Snais
Frank Russo
N. Olmsted UK
Taylor
Tober
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