Fire chief reinstatement sought in Sheffield Lake dispute
Legal counsel and fees for city officials in a taxpayer suit to force Fire Chief Pete Cifranic's retirement reversal are on the agenda for a Jan 6 finance committee meeting. The case, filed in Lorain County, names Cifranic, Mayor Donald Smith, and the Civil Service Commission as defendants.
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Keystone teachers reach agreement with district board
Keystone Board of Education accepted a negotiated contract with the Keystone Local Education Association after delays for rewording and a review by the Ohio School Board Association. The pact includes a grievance procedure, new school hours, a tardiness policy, teacher evaluation methods, and contract renewal or dismissal guidelines. About 30 teachers attended. David Anghilante expressed satisfaction. The board also approved a $500 plan to erect a metal shed at West Carlisle School, funded a $990 instrument repair grant, and agreed to rent-free gym use for the Baptist Church on Saturdays when unavailable. An organizational meeting is set for 7 p.m. January 7 at Penfield School. the regular meeting will follow. The session had been postponed from December 3 due to bad weather.
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Keystone schools set 35.62 mills for 1975 budget
The Keystone Board of Education heard an auditor's report showing a 35.62 mill levy for 1975 with 31.72 mills in the general fund, 3.5 for bond retirement and 4 for building improvement. The district's value tops $20 million, delinquent taxes total $99,417 yielding about $73,500 this year, half owed by Penn Central Railroad. The board hired Coy L. Garret as custodian for Penfield at $653.85 monthly, Brenda Todd as substitute bus driver, approved depository agreement with Elyria Savings and Trust, will insure three school buses and three tractors at $340 annually, will grant up to three years military experience for non-certified hires, and will hire two lunchroom aides at $2.24 per hour for two hours daily.
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Keystone Board of Education
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Penfield
Maurice Zimmerman
Brenda Todd
Inflation trims Christmas travel plans across the United States
Inflation keeps Americans home for the holidays while airlines hope for a late surge. United Air Lines notes cautious optimism as air fares rise nearly 20 percent over the year. Travel groups report fewer reservations due to higher costs and less spending money. Several cut-rate programs have been eliminated.
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