NEA Denounces Wage Freeze Interpretation Amid Pay Plans
The National Education Association challenges Treasury undersecretary Walker who says most teachers will not receive raises under the wage-price freeze. Nixon delays a $1.3 billion pay raise for federal workers for six months while global actions and economic advisory voices weigh in on limits and timelines.
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Cost of Living Council
Morrison
Nixon
Congress
Pierre Elliott Trudeau
U.S
Soviet Union
Japan
George McGovern
D- S.D
Arthur M. Okun
President's Council of Economic Advisers
Lyndon B. Johnson
Ohio teachers’ pay raises remain in doubt under wage freeze
The Ohio Department of Education stated there is no official Washington clarification on whether teachers will receive increment increases this fall under the wage price freeze. A Treasury official indicated many teachers nationwide would not qualify.
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Columbus
UPI
Ohio Department of Education
Ohio
Washington
Treasury
Roger Lulow
Lulow
Education Department
Death of Alvah B. Brown at 64 on West Salem farm
Alvah B. Brown 64 of CR 29 West Salem died suddenly from an apparent heart attack while chores on his farm. Born in Applecreek he lived in Congress before moving to West Salem 30 years ago. Survived by widow Marcene, daughter Sherry Kauffman, two sons Alvah Jr. and Robert, five sisters, three brothers. Funeral 2 p.m. Saturday Parker Funeral Home Lodi. burial Kime Cemetery West Salem. Calling hours Friday 2-4 and 7-9 p.m.
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Alvah B. Brown
West Salem
Applecreek
Congress
Brown
Ohio Injector Co
Wadsworth
Harrisville Grange
Marcene
Sherry Kauffman
Wooster
Alvah
Bud) Jr
Robert
Sylvia Hidman
Jenny Jolliff
Bessie Brown
Treva Draber
Ivagine Everhart
Washington
Fred
Nankin
Lester
Poe
Dallas
Florida
Parker Funeral Home
Lodi
Kime Cemetery
Hinckley Builder Wins Variance From Zoners
Nathan Zaremba won a setback variance from the Zoning Board of Appeals to build a home 975 feet from the street line on 31 acres south of Route 303 Ridge Road. The decision followed discussion on access and future subdivision plans with a $45,000 to $55,000 estimated house, while Barbara Goldbach became the new zoning clerk. The board also granted Frank Marrek a variance for a 34 by 2 foot oversized garage.
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Hinckley
Zoning Board of Appeals
Nathan Zaremba
Route 303
Ridge Road
Zaremba
Board of Appeals
Barbara Goldbach
Hinckley Hills Road
Dorothy Weaver
Frank Marrek
State Road
Medina Lodge 58 Masons Celebrate 150th Anniversary
Medina marks the 150th anniversary of Lodge 58 Free and Accepted Masons with a Sept 11 celebration at the Medina Masonic Temple. A 4 p.m reconsecration by Most Worshipful Donald M. Thomson, and Morris Alston as guest speaker, precede a 6:30 p.m dinner by Medina Chapter 266, OES. A Masonic play by Dean Burns Players follows. dinner is $3 per plate and reservations via Dale Woodrum at 225 6149.
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Medina
Medina Lodge
Medina Masonic Temple
Donald M. Thomson
Masons
Ohio
Morris Alston
Columbus Commandry
Temple
Medina Chapter
Order of Eastern Star
Dean Burns Players
Frank S. Harmon Lodge
Elyria
Dale Woodrum
W.M
Medina Hospital Daily Health Notices
SEPTEMBER 1 admitted list includes Mrs Mildred E Schneider Medina and multiple patients from surrounding towns. Births report a boy to Ory R Mattingly and two girls to Elmer R Grugle and James T Miller. Discharges include Kenneth E Mellett Marie L Norris Linda K Jones and others with babies noted.
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Mildred E. Schneider
Medina
Gilbert L. Warner
Brunswick
Candida P. Mitchell
Parma
Elverda G. Boutall
Hazel D. Riffel
West Salem
Noreen A. Lennhoff
Dusty R. Robinson
Beatrice M. Robinson
James M
Wilbanks
Donna M. Miller
Lloyd G. Caldwell
Doylestown
Sue A. Diedrich
Ernest J. Frederick
Eugene E. Coffey
Margaret J. Brown
Cleveland
Ory R. Mattingly
Elmer R. Grugle
James T. Miller
Lodi
Kenneth E. Mellett
Marie L. Norris
Linda K. Jones
Josephine Kenski
Patricia A. Lawson
Ellis A. Rockhill
Carol L. Gresh
Joseph P. Barren
Timothy W. Jacobs
Angela R. Vanzile
Helen M. August
Dry Weather Halts U.S. Corn Leaf Blight Spread
UPI reports the Agriculture Department says dry weather slowed corn leaf blight nationwide, with only slight increases in infection in major states. Eastern states showed more spread due to higher moisture, while harvest pressed on in the South and some fields were harvested for silage. The Aug 1 crop projection remains a record 5.3 billion bushels. In a blight watch, 77 percent of 1,500 fields across seven states showed blight, up seven points in two weeks.
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Washington
UPI
Agriculture Department
Department
Midwest
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Delaware
New Jersey
Corn Belt
Corn
Fugitive Stephen Bingham May Have Fled U S
Federal officials report fugitive attorney Stephen Mitchell Bingham, linked to the San Quentin escape, may have left the United States. FBI acknowledged reports, with Assistant U S Attorney James Buren saying probable cause exists he fled California. A federal warrant was issued and extradition would follow if located abroad.
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San Francisco
UPI
Stephen Mitchell Bingham
San Quentin
FBI
Bingham
United States
U.S
James Buren
California
Buren
Mancino
Marin County
Bruce Bales
Jackson
Federal Judge Rejects Revision of Desegregation Order
UPI reports Judge Damon J. Keith resists altering the Pontiac Michigan desegregation order as 10 buses were destroyed by explosives. He warns case will not be settled in the streets and pledges possible marshals or FBI involvement. In Georgia Judge Alexander A. Lawrence orders Richmond Augusta County plan with Myrle Herman and Dr Howard Munzer to present a feasible desegregation program by Sept 21 involving extensive busing. Georgia officials express optimism about fewer desegregation issues and emphasize qualified teachers over race.
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Damon J. Keith
Pontiac
Mich
Keith
Detroit
National Action Group
Apareecenty Saar
Georgia
Alexander A. Lawrence
Rhode Island
Charlotte-Mecklenburg
N.C
Richmond
Augusta County
Lawrence
Myrle Herman
Howard Munzer
Georgias
Joseph N. Edwards
Edwards
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Treasury Department
Charles E. Walker
Walker
Donald E. Morrison
National Education Association
NEA
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Medina County Gazette
Ben Smalley
Camp Craig
Smalley
Jane Smalley
Dave
Roger
Gazette
Bob Levandoski
Brunswick Band Boosters
Brunswick High School
Sam’ Boyer
Medina Hospital
Spring Hill
Wooster ST
Jayn
Ohio Farm Bureau Field Services
Norm Krueger
Medina Soybean Marketing
George Gunkelman
United Press International
North
the Savings Deposit Bank Company
Medina, Ohio
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