Amherst Board Approves $1 Million Early 1975 Budget
Amherst schools allocate temporary appropriations totaling 1 032 550 for the first quarter of 1975, about 65 000 more than last year due to teacher salary and retirement increases. Board members urge spending control while executives review finances and set priorities. Paul Sims hired as athletic department faculty manager for 500 dollar compensation through June. Bill Penton named to a second term on Lorain County Joint Vocational School Board. Eugene Kennedy and Art Diaz appointed to the athletic board.
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Amherst
Board of Education
Bill Penton
Lorain County
School board hires clerical staff and approves insurance
The board appointed Mrs. Ridenour as clerk treasurer for a two year probation, approved Ohio School Boards Association membership at 735 per year, renewed liability insurance at 20 per member, and employed Mrs. Shirley Hess as cleaning matron at 5512 annually prorated for Jan 3 to Jun 30.
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Ohio School Boards Association
Shirley Hess
Amherst Approves Interim Budget Near Seven Hundred Thousand
Amherst City Council unanimously approved an interim budget of 710 013.01 for the first quarter, about 50 000 less than last year. Finance chair Eugene Stipe said he and Mayor DePaola discussed gaps but could not agree on certain sections. The mayor warned that game accounts would run short and would require transfers. A key change is that capital improvements and professional services now appear under the council heading instead of their own.
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Amherst
Stipe
Council
Kennedy Re-elected Lorain School Board President
AMHERST Lorain Ohio Eugene Kennedy 52 was re elected president of the board of education at the organizational meeting Arthur Diaz was elected vice president Kennedy a science teacher for the Lorain school system will serve his second year at the helm and the board will seek a new superintendent. The board office has sent out 250 job openings and received 22 applications. Stipe said the city budget will see more controls on funds this year with income figures due by March 31. The article notes long Arctic winters and a Holy Year expected to draw 6.5 million visitors to Rome and Vatican City in 1975.
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Amherst
Eugene Kennedy
Board of Education
Arthur Diaz
Kennedy
Lorain
Adelyn
Harris
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