Akron and Brown County Aid Requests Rejected by Board
The State Controlling Board refused Akron's 1.5 million dollar sewer rebuilding request and Brown County's emergency aid due to procedural issues. Four of seven controllers were present when considered, with a six member panel and a Rhodes representative involved.
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Columbus
Ohio
Akron
Brown County
State Controlling Board
Control Board
James A. Rhodes
Board Revises Plan for Columbus School Busing
The Columbus Board of Education, in response to a Supreme Court ruling, voted 4-0 to drastically scale down a desegregation plan submitted to U.S. District Court Judge Robert M. Duncan. The revised plan mandates busing 4,074 students versus 39,730, with first-year costs dropping from about 7.9 million dollars to 729,311.
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Columbus
Ohio
U.S. District Court
Robert M. Duncan
Columbus Board of Education
U.S. Supreme Court
Duncan
Kent State President Seeks Court Order Over Tent City Protest
Kent State University President Glenn A Olds plans a final appeal to protestors to break camp at Tent City on campus. If refused he will seek a Portage County Common Pleas Court order to remove them. Since May 12 about 130 students alumni and faculty have camped near a planned 6 million gym annex 120 feet from the 1970 National Guard shooting site.
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Kent
Ohio
Kent State Universty
Glenn A. Olds
Portage County Common Pleas Court
National Guardsmen
Singlaub takes chief of staff post at Fort McPherson Georgia
Maj. Gen. John Singlaub, removed from South Korea for criticizing Carter policy, becomes chief of staff for Army Forces Command at Ft. McPherson. He said he is pleased to be back in Georgia. Workers replace a faulty L shaped section of the trans Alaska pipeline to resume oil flow, with officials citing a more serious problem than a drain plug failure.
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Atlanta
John Singlaub
South Korea
Carter
U.S
Army Forces Command
Ft. McPherson
Georgia
Singlaub
Anchorage, Alaska
Lou Cancelmi
Alyeska
Hijackers Refused Release in Peru Jordan Cairo
Four young leftists escaped from Chile by hijacking a jetliner with 56 aboard but failed to secure release of two leading Socialists detained by the Chilean junta. No injuries reported. In Cairo a former religious affairs minister was found strangled near Giza. Three youths under 21 were arrested. one confessed.
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Lima
Peru
Chile
Caracas
Manuel Bulnes
Erich Schnake
Carlos Lazo
Salvador Allende
Cairo
Giza
Sheik Mohamed Zahabi
Middle East
Mohamed Abu Donya
Safwat el-Sheikh el Zeiny
Anwar el-Ma’moun
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ALL Star Magazine
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