Cincinnati teachers strike gains momentum after judge refuses injunction
In Cincinnati, CFT president Roger Stephens said more teachers would join the walkout as negotiations resumed after Common Pleas Court Judge Frank Gusweiler refused the school board's request for an injunction. The judge admonished both sides, calling their conduct frivolous and not directed at a solution.
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Coal Deficit Cost Ohio Workers Millions Says Group
The Ohio Lung Association links out-of-state coal to an annual loss of 170 million dollars in salaries and income. Citing a 1975 Federal Power Commission report, Ohio utilities using Ohio coal with desulfurization could have increased Ohio coal use by 26 percent, or 11.9 million tons, with a sizable impact on 20 of Ohio's 25 coal counties employing 4,578 people in 1975.
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Led Zeppelin Concert Triggers Large Police Action in Cincinnati
About 100 arrests were made outside Riverfront Coliseum during Led Zeppelin's first Tuesday show. Police reported 1,000 youths unable to enter as some broke glass doors. Inside the arena, roughly 15,000 fans were noisy but orderly.
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Mrs Carter Leads First Meeting of Mental Health Panel
Rosalynn Carter presided over her first meeting as honorary chairwoman of the President's Commission on Mental Health. She steered the discussion and took notes as spectators watched at the Federal Building, saying she plans for it to be effective. Dr. Thomas E J Smith praised her efforts.
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Insurance payout set in Rock Hudson crash case
Rock Hudson's insurer agrees to pay 2 million to Richard Gerage 31 of Laguna Beach paralyzed when a Porsche driven by an employee crashed in the desert near Palm Springs on November 2 1975. Gerage a former teacher suffered a broken neck and cannot work again. settlement reached Tuesday in Superior Court in Los Angeles.
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Laguna Beach
Superior Court
Foreign Minister Reported Kidnapped in El Salvador
Diplomats say Mauricio Borgonovo disappeared Tuesday after two statements from the Farabundo Marti Popular Liberation Front claiming he is captive. Leftists threaten his life unless 36 political prisoners are released and flown out of the country. Police and officials refuse to confirm details.
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Mauricio Borgonovo
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Pygmy Forces Encircle Rail Town in Zaire Conflict
Government reports say Pygmy warriors aligned with Zaire's forces moved into rebel territory and encircled Mutshatsha, a rail town 60 miles west of Kolwezi. Diplomatic sources indicate additional government units pushed 12 miles against scattered resistance as fighting intensifies.
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Ohio Senator Proposes Privacy Law Revisions
Sen. Stanley J. Aronoff introduces a bill in the Senate to reconcile Ohio open records with the privacy act. The measure adds a privacy exception to limit disclosures while repealing a provision allowing certain disclosures, with disputes to be settled in court. The proposal appears among two dozen bills unveiled in the Senate and House.
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Kennedy Lecture Tonight At Ohio University
Michael Straight deputy chairman of the National Endowment for the Arts will speak at 8 p.m. in Morton Hall Room 201 on governments culture and the arts. The speech is free and open to the public as part of the Kennedy Lecture Series.
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