Meigs Local Teachers Vote Strike at Rock Springs
Meigs Local School District teachers voted to strike after stalled salary talks. About 154 teachers in districts including Pomeroy Middleport and Rock Springs gathered at the fairgrounds to set picket lines while the board meets nightly to address salaries transfers and staffing amid potential litigation.
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Carter Stumps East Ford Stays at Home
Democratic nominee Jimmy Carter campaigns in New York and other East Coast stops accusing Republicans of economic damage while President Ford remains active at the White House. Carter argues for inflation control and budget balance as Ford counters with a public show of leadership and support from surrogates.
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Ohio teachers walkouts disrupt openings in three districts
Cloud hangs over Ohio schools as Meigs County Parma and Mad River join strikes affecting about 20 000 students. Parma sought a court order to end picketing while Meigs Local Meigs County and Mad River turnout paused classes and Wellington districts moved toward normal after a new two year contract.
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Louisville Faces Aftermath of Weekend Busing Protest
After Labor Day weekend anti busing protests and a school bombing Louisville moved to classes with FBI aid in the Male High School incident. Police arrested two juveniles for littering amid antibusing demonstrations while tear gas dispersed about 200 protesters. Milwaukee, St Louis and Omaha planned peaceful openings as districts test desegregation plans.
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Christine Karlsen Finds Fast Rental in Athens
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Meats and Potatoes Offset Coffee Prices in Ohio Basket
Ohio AP Market Basket shows August costs at 19.05 dollars, down 2 percent from July as meat and potatoes fell while coffee rose. Coffee now costs 5.87 for a three pound can, the sixth consecutive monthly rise. White potatoes dropped 15 percent, and a Canton warehouse offered broad item savings vs other stores.
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Local Support Sets Record for Jerry Lewis Telethon Pledges
Officials report the annual Labor Day Telethon raised a record $6,341 in pledges locally, as the Muscular Dystrophy Association's marathon total surpassed $21.7 million in pledges across the campaign.
Jacksonville Old Settlers Reunion crowns two queens
A parade Sunday and coronation Monday highlighted the Jacksonville Old Settlers Reunion. Tammy Mount of Logan was crowned queen and Nikko Gaddis of Corning was named Little Miss. Nelsonville Bicentennail won best float.
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Logan trio charged in fatal Logan slaying
Aggravated murder charges are filed against two men arrested Sunday by Logan police in the knife slaying of 45 year old Leroy Poling. Poling was found dead in his trailer home Saturday.
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Kissinger asked to lead African diplomatic shuttle
Tanzanian President Julius Nyerere urged Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger to begin a diplomatic shuttle in Africa to address the black white racial tensions in southern Africa. An official aboard Kissinger’s flight from Paris to Hamburg said the effort would start no later than Monday.
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