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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1971
Page
9
Measuring devices to link reservoir and Sterling Foundry
Wellington officials and Sterling Foundry agreed to install piezometric measuring units between the new Wellington reservoir and the foundry to monitor groundwater changes. Consulting engineers will decide the number and placement of devices to warn of water condition changes as the reservoir fills, delaying expansion plans until safety is assured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Sterling Foundry
Board of Public Affairs
Wellington Reservoir
Eerling Foundaly
Craig Smith
Warner Swasev Co
Cleveland
Frank Dost
Erie Street
Herron
Dost
Wellington affairs board to change schedule for new members
The Wellington board of public affairs will shift meeting dates and possibly times after January 1 as two veteran members retire. Carroll Wight and Floyd Shepherd leave office with 20 and 1642 years of service, replaced by Charles Kimmel and Clyde Ray. Meetings may move from the first and third Thursdays to accommodate the new board, likely keeping daytime sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington Affairs Board
Wellington
Board of Public Affairs
Carroll Wight
Floyd Shepherd
Charles Kimmel
Clyde Ray
William J. Barber
Insurance costs rise for Columbia schools
Columbia schools face a 42 percent insurance rate increase this year. The 1970 premium totaled $7,071, rising to $10,034 for the following year. A Sunday due premium will be paid with a request for written clarification on rate freezes. Nationwide agent William Cletzer warned that once reappraisal values set rates, costs drop options are limited and future increases loom as coverage for public institutions shrinks. The board also accepted two resignations, searches for replacements, bus bid specs, and approved up to $48 for Lorain County public relations delegates to a Jan. 12 Oberlin College meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Board of Education
William Cletzer
Nationwide Insurance
Nancy Yost
Bronson School
Joanne Jennings
Columbia District
Donald Hagen
Lorain County
Oberlin College
Columbia School Board Sets 1972 Reorganization Meeting
The Columbia School Board schedules the 1972 reorganization meeting for January 3 at 8 p.m. in the high school library. Business includes swearing in and election of officers for the year, plus a new two year depository contract with Columbia-Eaton branch of Elyria Savings and Trust. High school dismisses at 1 45 p m Tuesday for a Columbia Education Association meeting. other schools keep regular dismissal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Columbia School Board
Columbia- Eaton
Elyria Savings and Trust National Bank
Columbia Education Association
Columbia Middle School
Todd Conway
Donald Hagen
Fred Colbrunn
Emerald Valley
Lorain
Birthday star forecast and weekly horoscope roundup
Friday December 17 horoscopes advise Sagittarius to examine a dream, Capricorn to tend a friend, Aquarius to persist, and Pisces to advance education. Aries should reinforce foundations, Taurus to finish a skill, Gemini to balance fantasy with practicality, Cancer to seek adventure, Leo to reconcile romance and pragmatism, Virgo to expect wishes, Libra to use tact, Scorpio to curb excess. Each sign receives brief guidance for the day.
Students Strike Reinstates Substitute Teacher Miss Roman
In McKees Rocks Stowe Township High, 88 percent of 936 students refused classes to protest the dismissal of Ursula Roman, a substitute English teacher. An emergency school board meeting led to her reinstatement as substitute today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mi Rocks
UPI
Pittsburgh
McKees Rocks
Stowe Township
Ursula Roman
Miss Roman
Amtrak pay on right track controversy heats up
Washington high on Amtrak funding as Rep. Lionel Van Deerlin questions executive pay. He notes Amtrak seeks 170 million to operate nationwide trains while its president earns 125 000 annually, double the cabinet member salary, and seven other top employees earn more than the 36 000 federal cap.
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