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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1972
Page
6
Columbia Board of Education adopted a 180 day 1972 73 school calendar. Students return after Labor Day September 5 with Aug 31 for new teachers and Sept 1 for returning teachers. Christmas vacation ends January 3 and Easter break runs from April 13 to 24. School ends June 7 with June 8 for teacher records. First semester has 89 days and second 91.
Daily astrology notes for February 25 warn Pisces to balance love and ambition while remaining realistic. It suggests Aries to seek harmony with loved ones and Gemini to avoid blame while competition rises. The column dates to 1972 and credits United Feature Syndicate.
The Columbia Board of Education accepted Roger Flower's resignation as part time industrial arts instructor for Kent State retraining. Randy Fields, a senior at Ohio University, was hired to fill the vacancy for the 1971-72 year at a prorated 5700 salary.
Firefighters extinguished a blaze in a transformer at the Robert Hoy residence 300 Ohio St. The overheated unit ignited and was confined to the transformer area according to reports.
Fragment lists Saturdays and Sundays across March with repeated mentions of ESse yar a Sat and Sun events. No clear details on location organizer or specific activities are readable.
At a board of education meeting in Columbia the superintendent outlined growing high and middle school needs. High school calls for a larger cafeteria and library, a 150 pupil lecture hall, improved PE and athletic facilities, and four new classrooms. Middle School requests include locker rooms, music area expansion, a courtyard lecture hall, climate control, a larger library, space for art and home economics, and new offices. The board approved a $100 architect consultation fee for more information.
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