Lorain principal cleared in music teacher case
Lorain board of education privately cleared Principal Thomas Ballish of unfair conduct toward music teacher Judith Thomas and exonerated personnel director Alan Reese after a dispute over classroom facilities. Thomas had resigned citing inadequate facilities and cooperation. The board, citing best interests of students, noted no music wing until next September and accepted Thomas resignation.
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Lorain
Southview
Board of Education
Joseph W. Lindsay
Thomas Ballish
Judith Thomas
Ballish
Alan Reese
Thomas
Lindsay
Lorain Board hires four teachers and accepts three resignations
Lorain Board of Education approved four new teachers Linda Diamond Julie Gulrich Paul Rigda and James Robishaw with annual salaries of 6700 and no prior experience. Resignations were accepted from Ann Cavanaugh Sally Visci and Patricia Parks for maternity reasons. The board also approved 112385 in construction bills. Superintendent Calta announced microfilming of past records dating back to before 1904 to save space and cover costs.
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Lorain
Lorain Board of Education
Julie Gulrich
Kent State University
Paul Rigda
James Robishaw
Westlake
Marietta College
Ann Cavanaugh
Sally Visci
Patricia Parks
Joe Calta
Gilligan teased over no photos policy at hearings
Gov. John Gilligan faces light ridicule from Sen. Charles Percy and Sen. William Proxmire at a hearing as they joke about his refusal to share pictures. Percy quips about cutbacks on disseminating governor photos. Gilligan deflects with a quip about looks. Proxmire calls him handsome while noting Percy's Bell & Howell background.
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Washington
UPI
John J. Gilligan
Charles H. Percy
Ohio
House
Senate Joint Economic Committee
Percy
Gilligan
William Proxmire
D-Wis
Gov. Gilligan
Senate
Bell & Howell
Village weighs full time road crew in South Amherst
Mayor Lawrence C. Knoble says South Amherst may hire a full time man for road work and maintenance replacing part timers. The village population was 2913 in 1970. A planning board meeting is set for Thursday at 7 30 p m. Police Patrolman Robert Hughes was made a regular after probation. Lorain County Regional Planning Commission dues of 524 were approved for 1971. Three regional OAPSE representatives Olga Duesenberry Basil Green and Glenn Brophy will attend the Columbus conference.
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South Amherst
Lawrence C. Knoble
Knoble
Cemetery Board
Board of Public Affairs
Robert Hughes
Lorain County
Ning Commission
Planning Board
Ohio Association of Public School Employes
OAPSE
Columbus
Olga T. Duesenberry
19Th St
Lorain
Basil Green
Bogart Road
Sandusky
Perkins
Glenn Brophy
Avon Lake Road
Litchfield
Buckeye
Oberlin ORBIT plan explained to school board and public
Superintendent James E. Hagerty outlined Oberlin ORBIT, a Title III funded program to be run in 1971-72 with 170000 dollars, aiming to use three teacher teams per grade level. If successful, ORBIT could add 150000 in year two and 140000 in year three, involving about half of grades one to six with team teaching and random pupil selection. Spillover benefits, evaluation plans, salary boosts for participating teachers, and potential expansion to higher grades are noted.
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Oberlin
ORBIT
Oberlin School Board
James E. Hagerty
Hagerty
Agerty
Three Sentenced on Larceny Counts in Lorain Case
Three defendants pleaded guilty to larceny charges before Lorain County Common Pleas Judge LeRoy F. Kelly. Jimmy Harvey, 18, pled to petit larceny and received 96 days in jail with 5 days suspended after credit for time served. he had been jailed since December 7 for theft of a tape recorder. Patricia Ginley, 21, and Tom Ginley, 20, both of Cleveland, were given suspended 90 day county jail terms after a pre sentence investigation for the August 10 theft of a television from the Americana Inn.
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Lorain County Common Pleas
LeRoy F. Kelly
Jimmy Harvey
Bell Ave
Shearo Henry
South Park
Middle Avenue
Cleveland
Patricia Ginley
Tom Ginley
Garden club to meet Thursday in Sheffield Lake
The Sheffield Lake Garden Club meets Thursday at 8 p.m. at 877 Marion St, home of Mrs. Robert Hamilton. Guest speaker will be Mrs. Russell Henry, president of Loram Lakeland Women's Garden Club. New officers: president Mrs. Frank Farkas, vice president Mrs. Thomas Hesmond, secretary Mrs. Charles Sheridan, treasurer Frank Farkas, scrapbook by Mrs. Robert Hamilton, publicity by Mrs. William Serian.
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Sheffield Lake
Sheffield Lake Garden Club
Robert Hamilton
Marion St
Russell Henry
Loram Lakeland Women’s Garden Club
Frank Farkas
Thomas Hesmond
Charles Sheridan
William Serian
Cleveland Woman Receives 90 Day Suspended Sentence
A Cleveland woman, Helen Susan Drescher, 19, pleaded guilty to larceny for stealing a color television from the Americana Inn on Aug 10. In Lorain County Common Pleas Court Judge Leroy F. Kelly suspended the 90 day term on one year of good behavior after a probation report.
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Cleveland
Americana Inn
Lorain County Common Pleas Court
Leroy F. Kelly
Helen Susan Drescher
Lorain Judges Asked to Attend IBM Seminar in Columbus
Lorain County Common Pleas Court judges were urged by Ohio Chief Justice C William O Neill to attend a three day IBM sponsored seminar on Computer Concepts for court application in Columbus. Presiding Judge John D Pincura, recovering from recent surgery, may not attend but will have others from the court participate. The seminar aims to show how electronics can speed case control and reduce court backlog.
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Lorain County
Columbus
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