Controversy Over School Tax Bill Delays Toledos Funding Plan
Lucas County Democrat Rep. Arthur Wilkowski blasts party leaders for blocking a proposed local income tax for schools intended to aid Toledo and other districts facing early closings. He argues the measure offers a rational shift from property to payroll taxes, while House Speaker Vern Riffe Jr. and Senate Leader Oliver Ocasek dispute its impact.
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Carter weighs Lance affair as budget director fate looms
President Carter faces a pending decision on Lance as budget director amid pressure from Senate leaders and new testimony. Lance refuses resignation while allies weigh politics and a press conference is planned. New evidence concerns attempts to clear a banking record and a retracted agreement at Calhoun bank.
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Report Jeopardizes Fair Trial Say Beverly Club Owners
In Cincinnati AP report owners of the Beverly Hills Supper Club claim that charges brought by Kentucky Governor Julian Carroll jeopardize their clients right to a fair trial. The dispute centers on timing and potential prejudice amid ongoing legal actions.
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Conservative groups target 30 Senate key votes over Panama Canal
Conservative groups plan a multi million dollar effort to block ratification of the Panama Canal treaty. The push includes mass mailings and ad campaigns directed at uncommitted senators as hearings approach.
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New executive director cites vast need for services
Robert Cherniak, appointed executive director of Clinical Services Inc., says there is a tremendous need for psychological services for residents across a three-county area.
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Alexander Local School Board Adopts ALEA Pact
The Alexander Local School Board approved the master agreement with the Alexander Local Teachers Association on a 3 to 2 vote. The two year contract runs through July 30, 1979, covering terms for teachers and district operations.
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County seeks legal view on sheriff billings
Athens County commissioners request the prosecutor provide a legal opinion on sheriff department billing practices after uncovering about $7 000 in unprocessed bills.
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HTC to join consortium with Nelsonville Hocking Tech
Hocking Technical College's Board of Trustees agreed to join a proposed consortium of area technical colleges to develop new programs of study. The note appears among Page 9 items with weather details for the day and upcoming Thursday, including highs mid 60s and lower 70s with small rain chances.
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Bomb Threat Clears State Office Tower Evacuating 3750 Workers
About 8 50 a m a caller warned of 26 sticks of dynamite inside the 42 story State Office Tower prompting evacuation of roughly 3 750 state workers. Richard Jackson said it would take at least an hour to secure the building as police bomb squads checked the site and dynamite was found at city hall but non fused.
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US and Israel discuss Palestinians at Geneva peace effort
Dayan told Carter administration officials Israel rejects seating PLO reps though may allow Palestinians in Egyptian or Jordanian delegations. Talks aim to convene a Geneva conference by year end with possible Arab world backing. Stone says U.S. policy shifts toward a PLO formula, reducing stalemate chances.
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