Bus Service Almost Normal Returns After Court Order
Cincinnati officials say Queen City Metro and Local 627 Amalgamated Transit Union resumed bargaining with bus service near normal under court order. Forty four of the 550 drivers were sick Wednesday, an official said, a higher than normal figure during the dispute.
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Incentive payments and bus strike affect Ohio riders
Ohio wool and mohair producers may receive incentive payments on 1975 marketings as prices stay set through 1977. Wool at 72 cents and mohair at 80.2 cents per pound, with Dec 31 marketing deadline and Jan 31 claim deadline at the County ASCS Office. ATU workers return to work after a two day wildcat strike impacting 115,000 riders. arbitration ordered by Judge Gilbert Bettman with a three member panel and ongoing contract talks.
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Christmas Program at Saint Peter and Paul Church
WELLSTON Saint Peter and Paul Catholic Church will present a Christmas program of scripture readings and sacred choral music Tuesday at 7 30 p m The adult and children's choirs will participate with children from grades 1 through 8 also taking part Sister Lucianna directs the program originating in 1880 from England's Truro Cathedral and written by the Host Archbishop Edward M Benson The public is invited.
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NAACP Lawyer Blames School Board Over Segregation Pattern
NAACP attorney Nathaniel H. Jones argued in U S District Court that the Cleveland school board failed to take corrective action and acquiesced to a federally spurred pattern of segregated neighborhoods. He said he would try to prove the board perpetuated school segregation in the suit alleging the board promoted segregation over the years.
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Unemployment Rises in Hocking Valley and Athens Areas
Week ending December 6 shows Logan with 95 initial, 371 continued and 236 extended job claims while Athens reports 57 initial, 654 continued and 311 extended for a total of 1 635. Total jobs claims are 381 higher than last year.
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School Board Claims Efforts Against Segregation Short of Busing
The school board contends it did everything short of cross town busing to correct segregation caused by housing patterns.
Santa Claus to visit New Haven children Friday evening
Santa Claus will visit the New Haven Grade School Friday from 5 30 to 9 p m and distribute treats provided by local merchants. That same evening the Grade School Parent Teachers Organization will sponsor a Christmas dinner at the school with tickets priced 175 for adults and 125 for children. The public is invited.
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