Meigs Officials Warn Vocational Ed Rules Hurt Schools
Meigs officials say the Ohio State Board of Education vocational education standards will force consolidation and threaten vocational programs in smaller districts. Superintendent George Hargraves cites loss of comprehensive high school identity, district enrollments under 1500, and potential removal of career training due to funding and facility constraints. The plan prioritizes districts over 3000 students and requires 12 fields of 20 classes each, risking detachment from local needs and widening distance challenges for students.
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Ohio Supreme Court candidate stays on reelect path
In Columbus Ohio Supreme Court Justice C William O Neil says he will run for re election rather than seek the governorship The Montgomery County Democratic executive committee endorses Cleveland attorney Howard Metzenbaum for the Senate nomination The Chin Board of Regents opposes Rhodes plan to upgrade two year college branches citing accrediation chances The Bureau of Mental Retardation reports Gallipolis State Hospital cottages did not fall to 58 degrees The state says 30000 to 50100 needy Ohio students may gain from a 385 million tuition aid program funded by the General Assembly
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Education Spending At Issue In Nixon Congressional Clash
Nixon and Congress clash over federal education funding as a $7 billion Labor Education and Welfare bill faces a veto threat. The new session prioritizes crime welfare reform electoral reform voting rights and postal reform. A possible Senate battle looms over a Supreme Court nominee to replace rejected Haynsworth with political stakes high.
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Clash Expected Over Welfare Bill Veto Threat
Nixon labels inflation the main domestic problem and signals a veto of the Welfare appropriation bill after Congress added 1.2 billion for education and health programs. The administration plans a fiscal year budget push as Congress works through ongoing appropriations during the session.
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Nixon to unveil modest 1971 budget and pollution drive
President Nixon prepared for a three day Camp David retreat before delivering his State of the Union. He plans a tight budget and a modest program to fight pollution while outlining near and longer range goals for the nation. Public address will be carried live by television and radio networks.
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Hearing Planned on Nursing Home Fire In Marietta
Congress seeks data on building materials after a fatal Marietta nursing home fire that killed 28 people. U S Senate subcommittee member Van Hidamensaris said a hearing is likely in February to examine fire resistance tests and materials while state officials hold their own investigations into the blaze. The modern one story brick structure suffered 68000 in damage. Twenty one patients died at the scene and seven more in the following week with 17 still hospitalized.
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