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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1968
Page
6
Lorain boards rejects resignations of chemistry teacher Stanley Goscowski and business education instructor Deanne Nelson in a 3-2 vote citing midyear departure. Supt Calta reports strong 1968-69 recruitment, 11 college campuses, 85 candidates, and new starting salary of 6000 dollars.
Lorain board of education approved appropriations totaling 8,503,411 for 1968. Assistant Superintendent Clyde R. Scott described the figures as conservative and reasonable while noting that an official budget would be adopted later this year. Last year's budget stood at 86 million with 84 million spent.
Lorain schools face a three day make up now unwanted as last November's teacher walkout lingers over the district. The postponement stretches into the current calendar and disrupts planned programs and schedules.
The Lorain board received a letter from parents complaining of poor and unsafe bus service for Masson School children and discussed city franchise limits. Officials announced makeup days may be unnecessary for state funding, while approving salary increases for teachers and staff and outlining 1968 budget changes across supplies, maintenance, contracted services, fixed charges, and capital outlay.
Columbia township trustees unanimously defeated proposals to create a sanitary landfill district for outside use after a public hearing attended by twelve residents who opposed added road maintenance inspection and policing costs. Trustees backed the zoning board's recommendation and warned future applications might be deterred. Public hearings set for March 11 at 7 30 pm at town hall on two Hickory Nut Golf Course amendments re zoning land for clubhouse and parking with conditions.
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