Black River Board Hires Two Principals
Black River Board of Education selects two new principals for 1969 70 school year. Larry Rodenberger 29 of Spencer will lead Black River Junior High and Spencer Elementary on a 11100 salary. David Ritchie 37 of Wellington becomes high school principal at 11500. Rodenberger previously assisted Buckeye in Medina County. Ritchie previously taught 11 years at Norwayne and two at Streetsborough. Metz and South exit positions.
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Spencer
Black River Board of Education
Larry Rodenberger
Black River
David Ritchie
Ritchie
Wellington
Board of Education
Apple Creek High School
Norwayne
North Central
Chardon
Streetsborough
Rodenberger
Clyde Metz
Warrensville Heights
John South
Silliman
Robert Wolf
Rolland Haring
Larry Gortner
Linda Osburn
Six Black River teachers resign and two hired
Six teachers resign from Black River School District and two new staffers are hired. Resignees include Bonnie Koch and Susan Kirkharm, with others leaving for personal reasons or better opportunities. New contracts go to Linda Osburn and Roy Winkler. several vacancies remain for elementary and secondary posts.
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Black River
Bonnie Koch
Susan Kirkham
Philip
Oberlin Board Hires Three For School District
The Oberlin Board of Education approved three hires William H. Jones custodian at 2.71 per hour Juanita Schramm for summer typing class at 500 and Mary Jean Swank elementary art teacher with a bachelor degree from Ohio State University and three years experience earning 7375. The board raised Adella Lucas salary to 9475 and agreed to study cooperative health insurance purchases with Lorain County districts with the Lorain County Board of Education acting as applicant at 11.
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Oberlin
Oberlin Board of Education
William H. Jones
Juanita Schramm
Mary Jean Swank
Lorain County
School Management Institute of
Worthington
Ohio
Lorain
New London approves budget for 1972
New London village council adopted a 1972 budget totaling 66 369 dollars in a special session. Funds cover law enforcement fire prevention cemetery operations park service sidewalks street lighting and storm maintenance. The council also authorized converting notes to bonds totaling 107 000 dollars for water works improvements.
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New London
Village Council
Scattered showers forecast across Gulf to Mid Atlantic
Scattered showers and thunderstorms are forecast from the Gulf Coast Region to the Middle and North Atlantic Coasts. Some showers and thunderstorms are also likely from the interior of the Southwest through the Rockies to the Northern Plains. Temperatures across the nation will show little change.
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Middle
North Atlantic
Rockies
Northern
Plains
Nation
Weather Outlook With Warm Temperatures and Showers
Variable cloudiness and warm with a chance of showers and thundershowers today. Highs in the 80s. Partly cloudy and cooler tonight with a chance of evening thundershowers central and south. Lows mid to upper 50s north, lower 60s south. Mostly sunny tomorrow with little temperature change and isolated afternoon thundershowers in the south. Highs upper 70s north to low 80s south.
Insurance talk on no fault autos at Elyria Rotary
Northwesterly winds 15 to 20 knots today diminish by late tonight. David Hyde of Progressive Insurance Co Cleveland will speak to the Elyria Rotary Club Tuesday. Hyde representing the Ohio Insurance Institute will discuss the new no fault insurance and the cost factors of automobile coverage.
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David Hyde
The
Progressive Insurance Co
Cleveland
Elyria
Ohio Insurance Institute
Hyde
CEI oil tank farm approved by Avon Lake planners
Avon Lake planners approved CEI to build an oil tank farm on Avondale Avenue after studying pollution impact from a coal to oil conversion. Officials agreed to widen and pave Avondale Avenue to handle heavy truck traffic, with zoning permit granted unanimously by three attending planning commission members.
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Avon Lake
Cleveland Electric Eluminating Co
Avondale Avenue
Planning Commission
CEI
Lake Road
Zurn Environmental Control
Washington, D.C
Harold Earley
Donald Hauser
M.G. Katz
Kipton Village approves 1972 budget of 12641 dollars
Kipton Village Council approves a 1972 budget of 12641 dollars up nearly 5000 from 1971. Clerk James Freshwater cites potential 1971 deficit and outlines major increases for police, transportation and governmental funds to cover facilities, sewer work, and a town hall bill. Anuradhapura mentions reservoirs built by ancient kings.
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Kipton
James Freshwater
Camden
Freshwater
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