Rittman Board weighs adding staff for music art and guidance
At a recent meeting the Rittman Board of Education discussed hiring an assistant music director many students in band and chorus and an art teacher. They also considered a lower grade guidance counselor and remedial reading instructors to modernize and address long standing needs. The board noted budget limits but urged strong priority for these positions.
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Brave Stand in World at Large Column Sparks Water Debate
In a June 12 World at Large piece a columnist is praised for taking a courageous stand on water consumption. The reader thanks the writer for presenting facts and urging careful scrutiny of ministerial and media roles amid debates over municipal water usage and possible shortages.
Fluoridation Debate Revisited in Rittman Water Study
In a past issue, the Rittman Press notes a 15 year old discussion by the Board of Public Affairs on adding fluorides to the city water. The study found Rittman water already contained one third to one half of the permissible fluoride and warned that fluoridation equipment is costly and requires careful supervision.
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Fluoridation Spreads Across Ohio Cities
Editor notes Marilyn Lamb's research shows 42 percent of Ohio cities now fluoridate water with higher rates in the east and midwest. Fifteen years of study follow initial council action. equipment costs range from 400 to 2000 dollars. Wadsworth Medina Orrville Brunswick and much of Cuyahoga County have fluoridation. Excess fluoride above four tons per million gallons risks ill effects.
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Creston Woman Helen Means Dies in Florida at 73
Services were Friday in Seville for Helen V. Means 73 of St. Petersburg Florida. She had lived in the Seville and Creston area for many years before moving to Florida in 1952. Surviving are her husband William C. Means a daughter Lois Gingery of Wooster a son Robert D. Means of Creston and six grandchildren.
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Jury as moral judge on obscenity in society
A columnist advocates using a jury to assess obscenity in publications and films aimed at minors, arguing the Supreme Court’s decisions open a path for jury informed standards. He cites historical use of juries to reflect community norms and proposes municipal courts issue verdicts on specific works to guide enforcement.
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