Ohio claims for unemployment hit high since February peak
In Columbus, the state’s employment services director Albert Giles reported 20 792 Ohioans filed jobless claims for the week ending December. The prior record was 31 264 in the week ending February 12 and last week’s filings were 162 percent above the prior week’s 17 888. Cuyahoga County led with 2 500 claimants.
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Cincinnati official sentenced for welfare vouchers theft
John Carson a 52 year old former administrator for two Cincinnati alcohol rehab halfway houses was sentenced to 15 years after being convicted in Hamilton County Common Pleas Court of diverting five thousand welfare vouchers.
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John Carson
Carson
Hamilton County
Common Pleas Court
Mount Crab men indicted in highway kidnapping and rape case
Bond set at 28750 each for Roger Taylor 24 and Joe Hanselman 37 indicted for kidnapping raping and felonious assault in incident on rural road November 30 involving a Cincinnati man whose wife was assaulted after he went for help.
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Georgetown
Ohio
Cincinnati
Roger Taylor
Joe Hanselman
Canton teachers vote to strike if no salary deal by Jan 3
Canton Ohio teachers voted 3 to 1 to strike January 3 if a salary increase is not agreed before the current contract expires June 30. Negotiators reported the Canton City School Board cannot provide a raise during the contract term, which includes a wage reopener. The district has 1,100 teachers and serves 16,352 students.
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Canton
Ohio
Canton City
al Rubenstein
Canton Professional Educators Association
State Board weighs appeal of school funding ruling
In Columbus the State Board of Education will decide on appealing a Hamilton County Common Pleas Court decision that the current school financing system is unconstitutional. Judge Paul Riley ruled next July 1 that the equal yield formula violates equal protection and the obligation to provide a thorough and efficient system of common schools.
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Columbus
Ohio
State Board of Education
Common Pleas Court
Paul Riley
Hamilton County
Miami Spaceman Parker Named Spacelab 1 Alternate
Donald E. Parker a Miami University psychology professor listed as an alternate for Spacelab 1 a 1980 NASA ESA joint mission. Parker age 41 has taught at Miami since 1966 and conducted research at Wright Patterson Air Force Base since 1962.
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Oxford, Ohio
Donald E. Parker
Miami University
U.S
Parker
Miami
Aerospace Research Laboratories
Wright Patteson Air Force Base
NASA
European Space Agency
Mexican Prisoner Exchange Brings Americans Home from Mexico
Families greet returning Americans in San Diego as part of the first U S Mexico prisoner exchange signed in 1976. Thirty six Mexicans and sixty Americans travel via Houston and San Diego to Mexico City and back with parole hopes and federal processing.
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Mexico
Houston
Mexico City
United States
Metropolitan Correctional Center
Walter Lumpkin
Federal
Lumpkin
Elizabeth Lankton
Oceanside
Calif
Jeanne Luella McMichael
Fullerton
South America
Cancer Institute Backs Study of Laetrile Use
The National Cancer Institute seeks 200 to 300 patients willing to share medical records to re examine Laetrile. If remissions are shown, a clinical trial may follow. The NIH notes ethical concerns, as animal tests failed and FDA warns against Laetrile use. The agency regrets the timing of the FDA poster campaign.
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Washington
National Cancer Institute
Guy Newell
Newell
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
Oklahoma
Cancer Institute
Ohio Lottery Winners Include 25 000 Prize in Cleveland
Jim Coggin 64 of Fairfield won 25000 on Ohio Lottery TV show after calling himself a winner all the way He bought the winning ticket at a Fairfield drive through store Coggin plans Hawaii trip and is a father and grandfather Other Thursday winners include Willie Bewley Jackie Sturm Mike Gregory and Linda Freeman Linus Feldbush Thomas Young and J F Walsh also won bonuses and prizes
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Jim Coggin
Fairfield
Coggin
Hawaii
Willie Bewley
Indianapolis
Jackie Sturm
Louisville
Ohio
Mike Gregory
Shelby
Linda Freeman
Columbus
Linus Feldbush
Bolivar
Thomas Young
J.F. Walsh
Cincinnati Council Backs ERA Sanction to Pressure Ratification
Cincinnati City Council moves to ban officials and employees from attending conventions in ERA non ratifying states unless city business is involved. The measure aims to pressure national groups to join a boycott, with an amendment limiting travel to Chicago for official federal funds related duties. Council member Guy Guckenberger criticized the resolution as frivolous.
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Cincinnati
Robbie Sterne
Sterne
William Donaldson
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