Protesters Mar ecumenical ceremony led by bishops
Placard wielding demonstrators disrupted a Pleas ant Ridge ceremony to formalize an ecumenical interparish covenant. Archbishop Bernardin and Episcopal Bishop Krumm faced chants and accusations while protesters urged against false ecumenism and questioned the event's purpose.
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Joseph L. Bernardin
Episcopal
John Krumm
Columbus
Bernardin
Krumm
Pleasant Ridge
Southern
Ohio
Joseph L. Bernadin
Cleveland Schools Face Desegregation and Debt Crisis
Federal special master Daniel R. McCarthy pressed state official George R. Bowers on Ohio's role in Cleveland desegregation and a $20 million deficit. Bowers said the state has no funds or authority to direct local school actions. Cleveland began phase one desegregation while enrollment figures showed a drop from last year, with 91,555 counted on the first day.
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Daniel R. McCarthy
Federal
Asst
Public Instruction
George R. Bowers
McCarthy
Bowers
State Board
Cleveland School Board
U.S. District Court
Frank Battisti
State of Ohio
Dwayne Gardner
Ohio State University College of Education
James R. Tanner
Tanner
Beverly Hills Supper Club Owners Seek Report Withholding
Beverly Hills Supper Club owners sue to delay release of a state fire marshal report on the Memorial Day fire that killed 164 people. The action seeks to protect a fair trial and impartial jurors and would bar related out of court statements and limit testimony at a September congressional hearing in Cincinnati.
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Covington, Ky
Beverly Hills
Cincinnati
U.S. District Court
Carl Rubin
Dayton Schools Refocus After Second Year of Busing
Dayton Ohio officials begin the second year of court ordered desegregation busing with safety and curriculum emphasis. About 20 000 pupils returned with no incidents as 16 000 more are expected. levy passage may hinge on evolving plans.
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Dayton
Dayton, Ohio
Ohio
John Maxwell
Maxwell
Wisconsin recalls Dane County Judge Archie Simonson
Maria Krueger defeated Dane County Judge Archie Simonson in Wisconsin's first judicial recall election. Krueger rose on pledges to uphold fair trials while criticizing Simonson's rape remarks linking attire to crime. Voter turnout produced Krueger with 27,244 votes and 35 percent plurality. Simonson earned 25 percent with 18,435 votes. Krueger sworn in Sept 18 to serve remainder of the term.
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Wis
Maria Krueger
Dane County
Archie Simonson
Simonson
Wisc
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