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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 24, 1964

Page

7

Black River to grant $100 pay rise for district teachers

New London Spencer Black River school board approves a across the board salary increase for district teachers the first since 1962. The board plans a further $100 raise in September and reviews salary schedules in two months. Also accepts Rev Kenneth Young’s resignation and names Betty Chavis as special education teacher.

New London Board of Spencer New London Hoser Board of Education Kenneth Young Young Sullivan School Sullivan Betty Chavis Mr. Young White Kent State University Lyle Stuart National Association of School Administrators Atlantic City Bangert Harry Frye Lois Hochstetter Midwest National Bard Clinic Chicago Honor Smith Ashland County State Foundation

Spencer Village Repeals Old Water Rates Adopts New Emergency Ordinance

Spencer Village council repealed a $1.50 to $2 per 1000 gallon water rate, adopting a new emergency rule at $2 per 1500 gallons with prorating for smaller loads and a 3-ticket system sold by the BPA clerk. Officials seek to address shortages and discuss drilling a test well on the Worcester property with easement terms.

Spencer — Village Board of Public Affairs BPA Donald Brouse Cecil Worcester Worcester Indlesse Neal Bowers Chester Eugene Melheim Ashland Road Equipment Co

77 Billion Babies Born Across Human History

A Chronicle-Telegram report notes an estimated 77 billion people have been born since humanity began. The statistic highlights long span of human birth history and serves as a striking demographic figure.

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