Elyria Teachers Vote to Extend Talks and Use Contract Stacking
Elyria Education Association members, 471 strong, voted 373 to 95 to continue wage negotiations with the board and to establish a three member advisory panel. They approved turning unsigned contracts to private counsel and set a June 26 mediation deadline as part of a new negotiations framework.
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Elyria
board of education
Elyria Education Association
Capitol Theatre
EEA
George B. Smittle
superin
Guard Withdrawal Ends OSU Riot Mobile Presence
Ohio National Guard troops were pulled from the Ohio State University campus after a week long deployment due to student disorders. A midnight to 6:30 am curfew remained enforced by campus security. About 4,000 guards were sent to campus May 22 with 1,100 sent home earlier and 1,000 to depart by midnight.
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UPI
Ohio National Guard
Ohio State University
Marines push toward Prey Veng aid as town tightens
More than 1 000 South Vietnamese marines push toward Prey Veng Cambodia to reinforce government forces encircled by North Vietnam and Viet Cong. Reports say marines entered toward the town as heavy fighting continues near Kompong Cham and Banam with hundreds killed or wounded on both sides.
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SAIGON
Prey Veng
Phnom Penh
Mekong River
Banam
Kompong Cham
Stock market opens higher on solid volume
Stocks rose on moderate turnover with the Dow up 3.15 percent to 684.15 as volume reached 18.91 million on the NYSE and 6.8 million on the AMEX. Traders cited Washington assurances and Burns remarks lifting sentiment while lingering pre weekend pressures tempered upside.
Balky draftees escape charges
The Justice Department dropped indictments against about 600 draft-age youths who violated Selective Service rules by refusing induction after their classifications or induction dates were changed. A memo signed by Assistant Attorney General Will R. Wilson was released, following the Supreme Court ruling that speeding up induction or reclassifying a draftee as punishment is unconstitutional.
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WASHINGTON
Justice Department
department
Asst
Will R. Wilson
U.S
Supreme Court
Unexpected Beavers Nest at Szente Home in North Ridgeville
An unusual guest, a wandering beaver, found shelter at the Louis Szente residence on 6294 Case Rd. Neighbors watched as brothers Tim and Chris Szente corralled the animal with wire fencing and willow offerings. They contacted wildlife officials to relocate the beaver to a safer habitat.
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Louis Szente
Case Rd
North Ridgeville
Brian Nowak
Szente
Nowak
TIM SZENTE
Kent State University
Christopher
North Ridgeville High School
Szente boys
Ohio
Szentes
Broad Street
Elyria
Raymond Matvas
Duard Caley
Matvas
Caley
Matyas
Evrians
Administration will not seek new taxes this election year
A high ranking official said the Nixon administration will not propose additional taxes even if the federal deficit widens to billions. He noted the deficit could reach 10 to 15 billion without new tax raises and said action would depend on how far the budget slips into the red, as the stock market rose 20 points in a two day uptick. The Agriculture Department reported farm prices rose 0.93 percent for the May 15 period, with fruits and vegetables up while meats and eggs declined. The Labor Department added five metro areas to unemployment lists, bringing total to 16. The official stressed the economy remains sound overall but inflation fighting progress is behind schedule and unemployment is higher than expected.
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WASHINGTON
UPI
Nixon
Tre
Te daly
COMMERCE
Maurice N Stans
AGRICULTURE Department
LABOR Department
Waterbury
Conn
Baton Rouge
Fall River
Mass
Wichita
Kan
Huntington
Ashland
Burying Your Nose in a Book Inspired Youth Tale
Elyria youth long immersed in reading finds a path through a handicap as described in Jean Mila cek's Sunday Chronicle-Telegram story. Lorain County trains recall golden era echoes at local stations as Reporter Bob Eisenbarth listens. Ohio fluoridation law effects minimal since county water sources are already fluoridated per Anita Schrodt's Sunday report.
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Elyria
Jean Milacek
Chronicle-Telegram
Lorain County
Bob Eisenbarth
Ohio
Anita Schrodt
Elyria Union Demands Raise and Closed Shop Consideration
Elyria city workers press for a 20 percent wage hike costing about 247000 yearly. They seek an agency shop and expanded benefits including longevity pay, shift differentials, overtime for salaried staff, more sick days, extra leave, extended vacations, higher life insurance, and full hospital plan costs under a one year contract.
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Elyria City
Elyria
Scribner L. Fauver
Ratlarge
American Federation of State
Weather Outlook With Mild Tonight and Warming Tomorrow
Fair weather continues with little temperature change tonight and lows in the 50s. Partly cloudy and warm, humid tomorrow with highs in the low to mid 30s. Seaday partly cloudy and continued warm, precipitation chances 0 percent tonight and tomorrow. Southeasterly winds 8 to 15 mph tonight rising to 10 to 20 mph tomorrow. Sunset today 8 52, sunrise tomorrow 5 37. High 65 at 2 pm yesterday, low 31 at 5 3 am.
Six trucks hit by bomb blasts in Garfield Heights
Six trucks at C and K Trucking were destroyed by bomb explosions causing over 150000 dollars in damage. Mayor Stachewicz and police reported dynamite as the likely cause. Company president David Martinelli had no motive identified for the attack.
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CLEVELAND
Garfield Heights
Raymond A Stachewicz
David Martinelli
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Fawcett
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Ohio State
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Charles M. Lewis
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