Superintendent named for new Southwest Cuyahoga Vocational School
Dr. Ronald L Foreman of Columbus was hired as the first superintendent for the planned Southwest Cuyahoga Joint Vocational School District. He signed a three year contract at 26000 annually with a $100 day interim consulting term. Foreman previously led EHOVE from 1967 to 1971 and will work with acting superintendent Dr. Paul Gallaher to staff the district serving North Olmsted Berea Olmsted Falls and Strongsville. Board reviews the contract yearly.
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Westlake school pact grants pay raises and benefits
The Westlake school board and Chapter 919 noncertified employees reached an 18 month contract retroactive to May 3 1974. Raises vary by position with cafeteria help receiving 41 17 cent per hour increases and high school custodians 28 cents per hour. Additional increments for 20 and 25 year employees plus life insurance for those over four hours daily are included. A no strike clause and extended benefit schedules accompany the deal which covers 130 workers.
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Westlake Board Approves Programs for Slow-Learning Pupils
Westlake schools approve two federally funded programs to aid slow-learning and low income students. A 60 child summer preschool primary group runs June 18 to July 27 for kindergarten and primary students with learning disabilities and unsatisfactory progress. A second plan targets about 79 economically disadvantaged Westlake children, still in development. Funds total 13 285 for summer work and 11 218 for low income classes. The board also considers securing a bank loan if real estate tax money is late, to cover July and August payrolls.
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Council votes down recreation fee for non residents
Falls council defeats a plan to charge non residents for city recreation programs. Support comes from Beverly Smith and Jan Castora while David Forrier C Douglas Sewell B Holmes Neal and William Mahoney back free access for residents. Mayor Mills cites radar crack down and expanded programs as kids stay out of school. Flair Corp seeks Westview subdivision plan approval for record purposes only with ditch maintenance guaranteed before any building permits. John Dickerson named director of summer recreation.
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David Jones
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View from upper space on the playground arch
Elizabeth Hammond, 7, of North Olmsted, tries the arch atop monkey bars at North Olmsted Park. She looks at the world from an upside down vantage point.
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North Olmsted Park
Captain testifies in North Olmsted misconduct hearing
Captain George Colpert testifies before the Civil Service Commission as North Olmsted police pursue nine charges of misconduct against former sergeant Richard Baldwin. Baldwin, 36, was fired about a year ago and seeks reinstatement plus about $10,000 back pay. Law director J Bruce Kitchen says more witnesses will be called. hearings resume tomorrow at 7:30 PM in North Olmsted High School Library.
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Court invalidates Euclid home inspection ordinance
A Cuyahoga County judge ruled Euclid's requirement to inspect homes before sale unconstitutional and prohibited inspectors from entering without warrants if refused. The city had inspected about 1,500 homes, collected $10,000 in fees, and cited about 630 homeowners last year. Plaintiff Russell W. Hanna had nine violations cited after his home inspection in September 1971.
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Norman Fuerst
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Russell W. Hanna
NAACP May Force Cleveland School Desegregation Action
NAACP general counsel warned the Cleveland school board it could sue to desegregate the district if no action is taken. York and NAACP officials met with teachers to discuss possible legal steps, noting half of the city’s 12 high schools are about 8 percent black in a 57 percent black district.
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Subcommittee Advances 17 Conversion Bills With Administration Backing
The 4 House Science subcommittee chaired by Rep. John W. Davis and others finished hearings on 17 conversion bills including his own. No session is set to rate a bill yet, but progress is expected swiftly once scheduled as the administration backs metric adoption and the Senate backed it 3 to 0 last year.
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John W. Davis
Georgia
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