State Eyes Revocation of Trimble School Charter
The State Department of Education released advance details ahead of Monday's State Board of Education meeting signaling possible revocation of Trimble Local School District's charter. The release cites inadequate facilities and a low per pupil tax valuation plus a breach of contract over $1.504 million for an elementary school as key charges.
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Trimble
State Department of Education
State Board of Education
State Board
Ohio Departments
Columbus
Essex
Trimble Board of Education
Ohio
Public Expenditure Council
Athens County
Ruth Seaman
Ohio Board of Tax Appeals
Contract Violated At Trimble Schools Sparks Complaints
Officials protest what they call picayune complaints while a Saturday Department of Education release says the elementary building is not suited for high school use and is being misused. To ease overcrowding the district last transferred pupils in grades 5.
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Department of Education
Glouster High School
Trimble
Essex
Fire Kills 2 Guardsmen At Xenia Relief Center
Rescue workers recovered the body of Staff Sgt. Walter A. Radewonuk 24 of Dayton and searched for Staff Sgt. Terry L. Regula 22 of Jackson Center Ohio after a furnace fire swept through a relief center in Xenia Ohio. Two other guardsmen were treated for burns.
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Xenia Relief Center
Xenia
Ohio
Ohio Air National
Terry L. Regula
Jackson Center
Nixon Delays Flight Home Tries to Rebuild Atlantic Ties
In Paris Nixon meets five NATO and EEC leaders to ease US Europe strains. Talks toward arms control with the Soviet Union and potential East West troop cuts in Central Europe are noted as likely topics. He delays return to Washington after attending Pompidou memorial.
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Europe
Nixon
Paris
Georges Pompidou
Washington
Podgorny
Tanaka
Japan
NATO
Health Costs To Jump If Price Controls End This Spring
AP reports that if health cost controls lapse on April 30, 1975, Americans could face sharp rises in hospital charges about 16 to 17 percent, physician fees near 9 percent, and nursing home costs around 14 percent in the next 12 to 15 months. The administration projects a $4.1 billion extra this year and $9 billion more next year, with further increases in out of pocket expenses and premiums, while estimates from Caspar Weinberger warn costs may exceed projections.
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Washington
Weinberger
American Medical Association
Global Struggle In '3rd World' Marked By Subtle Shift
AP Special Correspondent William L. Ryan reports from United Nations that April may mark a turning point in world relations. The unfolding will be slow and not dramatic but signals a new phase in a long contest between vastly different worlds.
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United Nations
N.Y
Dog seeks loving home in Nelsonville feature
A brief note from Eugene Snyder Route 1 Nelsonville shows a dog seeking a good home. The item mentions an Action Act and 15 calls with positive results, framed against global power dynamics and a General Assembly session on raw materials.
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Eugene Snyder
Nelsonville
United States
Russia
China
General Assembly
Libyan Premier Allegedly Dethrones Khadafy in Power Shift
AP reports Egypts Official Middle East News Agency says Libyan Premier Abdel Salem Jalloud stripped Muammar Khadafy of real power and made him a figurehead. Jalloud in Paris for Pompidou memorials declined to comment.
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Libya
Tripoli
Egypt
Middle East
Abdel Salem Jalloud
Muammar Khadafy
Jalloud
Paris
Georges Pompidou
Miami Board Liberalizes Dorm Visits For Mixed Groups
Miami University trustees approved a plan offering five visitation options that would group dormitories by student chosen rules while rejecting full open visitations for male and female students. The plan allows student selection within the new configurations.
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Miami
Oxford, Ohio
Miami University Board of Trustees
Weather outlook: warmer today with clouds and showers
Increasing cloudiness and warmer today with a high near 65. Tonight clouds bring a chance of showers and a low around 45. Showers possible again Monday as the workweek begins. Details, Page A-2.
Weicker Indicates White House Political Spying Evidence
Sen. Lowell Weicker asserts he possesses documents and IRS data showing White House spying on major politicians and using federal agencies to target entertainers and political enemies. He will present the evidence as hearings on political spying and warrantless taps proceed before Senate subcommittees.
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Lowell R. Weicker
White House
Internal Revenue Service
Frank Sinatra
Sammy Davis Jr
Weicker
Nixon Administration
IRS
Billy Graham
John Wayne
Senate Watergate Committee
Anthony Ulasewicz
Department of Commerce
Pentagon
Edmund S. Muskie
Maine
George McGovern
D-S.d
U.S. Army
Telligence
Berlin
Germany
Connecticut
Senate
Ulasewicz
John Coulfield
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Kakeui Tanaka
Pompidou
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