Lorain Board to Study Travel Costs and Extra-Duty Pay
Lorain school board will study travel expenses and extra-duty pay for staff. The plan aims to separate travel allowances from base salaries for retirement benefit deductions and to review 1967-68 salary recommendations. Officials noted inequities in pay for non professionals and staff hired from outside experience.
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Lorain School Board
Joan Pees
Harry Evans
Calary
George Apolton
Jience
Apulzon
Calta urges high schools adopt federal lunch plan
Lorain school officials consider joining the federal lunch program after Supt. Joe F. Calta urged high schools to adopt it. The board will study possible pay inequality in extra curricular coaching and music staff, noting junior high coaches and music teachers work long hours too.
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Calta
Uceg AB Dan
Joe F. Calta
Lorain renewals loom as schools face shifts in South Lorain
Lorain schools discuss urban renewal in South Lorain affecting two or more schools. Superintendent Calta warns renovation space needs and potential attendance issues as 20 blocks of homes may be mowed. He cites cafeteria price pinch and federal program rebates, with over 1,000 lunches served daily.
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Lorain
Lo ‘Lic Schools of Urban Renewal
Board of Education
South Lorain
Joe F
Whiter
Lowell
Lincoln
Calta
Icity
Jin
Losnight
Rezoning Bid Withdrawn Quietly in Elyria
Longfellow Street resident John Naidenhoff withdrew his request to rezone 15 Longfellow from residential to commercial, ending a contentious dispute. The Elyria Planning Commission supported the change but the city council committee declined to act after the withdrawal, and 22 protesters left satisfied.
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Longfellow St
Elyria
John V. Naidenholf
Buildings and Lands Committee
Naidenhoff
Et‘ter
Lorain Board Considers Relocating Offices to Brownell Site
Lorain school board set to discuss moving the board of education and business offices from 501 East 121st Street to the vacated Brownell School at Brownell Avenue and 10th Street. The move aims to bring staff closer to central offices and provide room for expansion while cutting costs.
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Lorain
Board of Education
121St St
Brownell School
Brownell Ave
10Th Ist
Lorain County Community College
7Th
Washington
Joe F. Calta
Ernest Sposato
Sposato
Oberlin Graduate Wins Dissertation Fellowship
Barbara Reisman Woshinsky, a 1960s Oberlin alumna and Yale doctoral candidate in the French department, has won a Dissertation Fellowship from the Woodrow Wilson National Fellowship Foundation. The Ford Foundation funded program supports potential college teachers as she plans a thesis on style and psychological vision in the novels of Mme de La Fayette.
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Oberlin
Barbara Reisman Woshinsky
Oberlin College
Wood‘row Wilson National Fellowship ‘Foundation
Ford Foundation
Woshinsky
Yale
Graduate School of Arts and Sciences
Mme. de Lafayette
Lorain Police Self Defense Judo Training Proposal
City council considered a plan by Patrolman Richard McCormack to train Lorain police in judo for self defense when force such as a baton or gun cannot be used. The program would train officers to defend themselves on the streets, not to become judo experts, and may include compensation or job training.
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Lorain
Ptl
Richard McCormack
Hitsuyo
Kuria Ave
Andrew Shukait
D-3
McCormack
Patricia
Council
Tomodachi
Cleveland
Ohio Judo Association
Lakewood
Lake Erie Amateur Athletic Union
Jude
VcCormack
Finance Claims Committee
Councilwoman Elizabeth Knox Dies at 47
Hartford civic leader Elizabeth L. Knox a six term city council member collapsed and died at her home Sunday at age 47. Knox served on the council for years shaping local policy.
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Hartford, Conn
UPI
Elizabeth L. Knox
PTA Board Meeting Rescheduled for Copopa School
The Columbia PTA executive board meeting set for tonight is postponed to Thursday at 8 p.m. at Copopa Elementary. The move is to allow Mrs. Phillip Serina president and Mrs. Scott Leeseberg vice president to attend the Ohio Congress of Parents and Teachers in Cincinnati. The meeting will now take place Oct. 11 at 8 p.m. in the Copopa School building.
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Columbia
Columbia Parent - Teachers Association
Copopa
Phillip Serina
Scott Leeseberg
Ohio Congress of Parents and Teachers
Cincinnati
PTA
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