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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1979
Page
11
Sam Levenson urged that teachers be paid and honored to restore respect in education. He blamed distractions from large classes and media for weakening school morality, urging the Cleveland Board of Education to pursue good faith negotiations to end the teachers strike.
Elyria Mayor elect Michael B Keys warns reporters he will be spokesman for his administration and may censor press while defending the planned appointment of Sanitation Supt Jack Byam as the first public works director. Court judges debate administrative role timing and pay in Elyria. Democratic efforts emphasize party organization and precinct worker rewards amid low voter party affiliation.
In the Napoleon Room of the Western Reserve Historical Society at 2 30 pm on Dec 30 Timothy Corrao of the Cleveland Institute of Music will perform Mozart and other mid 18th to early 19th century pieces on Clementi’s 19th century pianoforte in the 10825 East Blvd museum. The instrument is a rare surviving example of early piano construction. TAC meets Councilman Weber Jan 4 at Riverview Plaza to discuss subsidized taxi service.
An Islamic center plans a new mosque in North Olmsted if fund raising succeeds. Anur Khalili, president, said a permit exists to build on 3040 Clague Road on a 14 percent to 2 acre parcel while retaining the Detroit Road mosque. The group may buy the site from a member and will seek funds locally, nationally, and possibly internationally. The lot currently houses a home and is zoned residential.
The Cincinnati Federation of Teachers rebuffed a $50 million pay package from the Cincinnati Board of Education calling it unacceptable. Union leader Tom Mooney warned a teachers strike next year is very likely. The board says the offer uses all available funds and includes a six mill levy to speed raises, while teachers seek about 10 percent annual increases and an additional $3 million.
The Chronicle Telegram drive collected 4158 new toys for area children. Salvation Army Capt James Sayer reported the final tally and thanked donors including United Auto Workers Local 101, O.W.E.Elyria West Civic Committee, Elyria Extended Bridge Club, IBEW Local 129, and Holly Whitehouse's fourth grade class for 230 handmade trucks.
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