Black River Raises For Non-Certificated Staff To 20 Cent Boost
The Black River district will raise non-certificated staff hourly pay from one to 13 cents to meet state law. Workers earning under 4.50 per hour who did not receive a 20 cent increase must be brought up to the 20 cent level or to the difference already issued. Retroactive pay to Jan 1 will be issued, and teachers will receive retroactive pay for 53 wage-freeze teaching days, the plan pending final time method at the Jan 17 meeting.
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Spencer
Black River District
County commissioners map 1972 building and highway plan
Lorain County Commissioners President Jer esmo J. Keron unveiled a 1972 work program prioritizing building projects and highway development. Plans include a $3 million county administration building in Elyria, a new parking facility, a council of governments, solid waste disposal study, Lake Avenue and South Broadway widening, I 90 intersection lighting, and an I 71 spur project. Also seeks group life insurance for employees and a countywide drug prevention program. Spencer area Christmas tree pickup set for tomorrow with Boy Scout Troop 458 handling curb collection at 10 a.m.
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Council of Governments
Lorain County
Keron
Lake Avenue
Griswold Road
Elyria Avenue
South Broadway
Spencer
Boy Scout Troop 458
Glenn Pomeroy
Pomeroy
Plan to hire mayor's son to police force is dropped
The Spencer village council questioned and the mayor withdrew his son Paul Pomeroy’s proposed appointment to the police department. The council feared public relations issues and possible bias in cases, so applications for part time posts will be sought with a Jan 20 deadline.
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Spencer
Glenn Pomeroy
Paul
Police Department
Council
Pomeroy
Lloyd Kelly
Kelly
LaGrange
Arthur Weidrick
Breyley Heads Black River Education Board
Carl Breyley was re elected president of the Black River board of education at the organizational meeting. Fred Herrmann was named vice president. New members Joseph Bud Halada and Byron Bright took their oaths. Treva Kirkpatrick received a new four year contract at 7200 dollars annually. Board set third Monday monthly 8 p m and pays 20 dollars per meeting for 12 meetings. They joined the Ohio School Board Association but rejected joining the American Association of School Administrators.
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Spencer
Carl Breyley
Black River Board of Education
Breyley
Sears, Roebuck and Co
Elyria
Fred Herrmann
Joseph
Bud) Halada
Byron Bright
Treva Kirkpatrick
Ohio School Board Association
American Association of School Administrators
Grieve Elected Spencer Village Council President
Kenneth Grieve, 37, was chosen president at the Spencer village council organizational meeting. He was appointed in 1969 to fill a vacancy from the late Paul Davenport and will lead several committees including street and lighting and health and sanitation.
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Spencer
Kenneth Grieve
Grieve
S. Main St
Paul Davenport
Spencer High School
Spencer Oil Co
Jeanine Breyler
Barbor Re elected Wellington Public Affairs Chairman
William J. Barbor was re named chairman of Wellington’s three member board of public affairs for the coming year. Barbor, a Nationwide Insurance agent and Wellington native, begins his seventh year on the board. New members Charles Kimmel and Clyde Ray joined as the board decided to keep 1 pm meetings on the first and third Thursdays, with potential spring date changes.
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Wellington
William J. Barbor
Board of Public Affairs
Barbor
Charles Kimmel
Clyde Ray
Driver pleads guilty in death of teen pedestrian
Chester Robinson, 41, of 25333 Adams St Olmsted Falls pleaded guilty before Lorain County Common Pleas Court Judge Paul J Mikus to first degree homicide by vehicle. He was referred for a pre-sentence report after being indicted in the death of 15 year old Michael J Mystic who was struck on Sprague Road at 8 30 p m on September 12 Scholarly details.
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Chester Robinson
Adams St
Olmsted Falls
Lorain County Common Pleas Court
Paul J. Mikus
Probation Department
Robinson
Lorain County
Grand Jury
Michael J. Mystic
Station Rd
Columbia
Sprague Road
Ex mayor to head village recreation committee
Former Mayor Donald Brouse will lead a newly formed village recreation committee set to study recreational needs. Mayor Glenn Pomeroy announced the panel at the council meeting, with focus on teen activities ball diamonds hot stove leagues and a municipal swimming pool. Members include Ted Hall Roger Hershey and three residents.
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Council
Pomeroy
Ernest Wall
Zoning Appeals Board
Donald Brouse
Harold Blake
Blake
Safety Committee
Spencer
Glenn Pomeroy
Lage
Brouse
Ted Hall
Roger Hershey
Walter Billman
Harvey Ingraham
Ronald Stroup
Zodiac Outlook For January 7 1972 By United Features
A daily astrological column outlines Capricorn through Pisces traits and guidance. It encourages practical career talk for Capricorns, a nature-themed reeducation hint for Aquarians, health tweaks for Pisces, domestic task focus for Aries, family contact for Taurus, personal dreams for Gemini, shared praise and blame for Cancer, broader work reach for Leo, new work offers for Virgo, information source changes for Libra, top job apps for Scorpio, and cooperation with children for Sagittarius.
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Capricorn
Aquarius
Nature
Pisces
Aries
Taurus
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Dakota, Ill
Cedar Creek
Black River
Homer Smith
Jeresmo J. Keron
Ludwig M. Pincura
Fred. M. Ritensner
Education Board
Allen Weidrick
David Firestone
Gene Clifford
Clifford
Weidrick
Adrian Dalgleish
Dalgleish
Firestone
Walter Zeigler
The
Planning Commission
Ohio Edison
Ohio Edison Company
Neysa
Stroup
J.C. Rail Bonding and Insurance
State of Ohio
Bureau of Motor Vehicles
Faul
Lorain
Oberlin
Cleve
Middle Ave
Ohio
Gemini
Leo
Scorpio
Ite
United Features Syndicate, Inc
Ue Oe
Lorain County Bank
Amherst-Oberlin- Avon
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