North Olmsted notes praise for Rhodes at luncheon
The North Olmsted Chamber of Commerce will honor retiring North Olmsted High School principal Paul E. Rhodes at a noon luncheon Thursday at the Taste of Hungary Restaurant. Rhodes departs with July contract expiry. Westlake ward 1 race features former council members Uhrich and Peterson as possible candidates along with incumbent Morton Nemet. Policeman Bierman recovers from a heart attack and Safety Town prep begins. Also noted: 75 sixth graders attend Mohican Outdoor Education Center. Don Miller’s outdoor reporting mishap. Westlake club meeting on rights for women. WVIZ Auction 73 donations. and Breighton Ridge residents complain about Flanagan Tree Service work.
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North Olmsted Names New High School Principal
North Olmsted High School will name Paul Wise as principal tonight, replacing retiring Paul Rhodes who led the school 25 years. Wise, 40, will receive a $21,400 annual salary on a one year contract after serving as administrative assistant for staff relations during a reorganization.
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Ex POWs wife gets her house title in Ohio
Ex POW Maj Conan G Nix and his wife took possession of a Pepper Pike home title two years after a delay caused by Ohio law and mortgage lending practices. The title was placed in the title company's name in 1971 under an agreement with lenders and the title company to resolve dower and mortgage issues.
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Cuyahoga County calendar of events today
Cuyahoga County groups list meetings in North Olmsted Bay Village Westlake and Avon Lake. clubs boards and councils meet at various venues including Community Cabin Chestnut School Bay Middle Eltona Restaurant city halls and senior high schools with times from 12 20 pm to 8 30 pm.
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Maple Heights teachers strike continues as schools stay open
In Maple Heights, 227 teachers walkout amid economic cut protests after failed operating levy votes. The board reverses stance on OEA representation and talks resume after last night meeting. Only a few teachers are in classrooms with 6,500 pupils affected.
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Lindbergh Denies Creating Character Trait List
Cleveland editor asserts Lindbergh compiled a 59 trait self-improvement list. Lindbergh denies the charge calling the list pure bunk and a press confection. He notes rumors compare him to fantastical myths like the Spirit of St. Louis cat.
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Perk seeks funds for Cleveland summer youth jobs
Cleveland Mayor Ralph J. Perk spent the weekend in Washington seeking more money for the city's summer job programs to prevent cuts. He had promised 12 000 jobs for poor youths, but officials say funding to date covers less than half that total.
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Ohio board weighs vocational school funding and site
The Ohio Board of Education considers a 3.4 million state allotment for Southwest Cuyahoga County Joint Vocational School alongside 23.8 million in matching funds for about 15 districts. No site is chosen yet though an appraiser was hired.
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Cleveland to replace two century old firehouses this year
Safety Director James T Carney said he will seek legislation to spend 500000 this year on building a new station to replace the two West Side firehouses. One is the city’s oldest. At Cleveland Hopkins International Airport a bomb squad evacuated about 10 people after a German shepherd indicated an explosive inside an unclaimed foam wrapped package from Orlando. Railroad flares were found.
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Century House plaque honors Olm for 1861 home
The Westlake Historical Society presented its first Century House plaque to Mrs. Clifford Olm, with Mayor Alex Roman and President Joe Rossin. Research fixed Olm House at 1861, though listed as 1884 Bassett Rd. For about $50, the society offers plaque verification and origins checks for residents, with more plaques planned at Clague House Museum.
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Derailment Causes Fumes Sicken Firemen in Cleveland
In Cleveland the Penn Central freight yard derailment of a 13 car train released silicon tetrachloride fumes. Three firemen and a crane operator were treated after inhaling fumes. no injuries reported from the derailment itself. Damage estimated at 100000. The Cuyahoga River was closed briefly.
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