City police pay raise eyed by CAC and department
The department requests a $1,500 raise while the Citizens Advisory Committee told Mayor Greenwood that patrolmen deserve a pay increase. The CAC did not set a specific amount but urged the raise be a percentage of current salaries.
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Bring Planners Back To City Hall In Brunswick Budget Talks
Mayor Charles O Malley pushes $2000 to rewire city hall and relocate the Planning Commission from homes and autos to a upstairs room. Police bids for a 1972 Ford Custom cruiser and fringe benefit increases dominate lengthy council discussions with finance director Bob Jones.
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Charles O'Malley
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Planning Commission
City Hall
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Frank White
Medina buses costly for district amid aging fleet
Medina City School District spent over 100000 on bus operations last year. Costs per mile run about 60 cents with repairs totaling near 10000 and driver wages over 10000. State reimbursements cover only 1566 of 2400 daily riders under two mile rule, prompting plan to replace two 10 year old buses as high school adopts a continuous day schedule.
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Medina
Medina City
Jack’’ Jaskel
Jaskel
Jaskol
State OKs retroactive teacher pay raises in Ohio
State Auditor Joseph T. Ferguson announced that Ohio boards of education may grant retroactive wage increases to teachers and other school staff for the August 15 to November 15, 1971 wage price freeze period. Conditions require pre August 15 1971 contract, pre November 14 1971 effective dates, and funds raised beforehand.
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Boards of Education
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Ferguson
Seville council passes two family zoning amid doubts
Seville voters approve final readings amending two family housing rules while planning and council urge builder Mike Hewko of Tarpoi Inc. to file permits. New zoning requires 150 foot frontage and 120 foot depth for two family homes and affects the Water Street project.
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Seville
Mike Hewko
Tarpoi Inc
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