Ohio teachers strike across four districts in Toledo Ashtabula Brunswick
About 3 800 teaching and non teaching employees walked off in Toledo as counterparts in Ashtabula consider a tentative settlement. Brunswick jailings and recalls press the dist in wage disputes while Medina County court orders jailed teachers to return.
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Associated Press
Toledo
Ashtabula
Northern
Ohio
Brunswick
Richmond Heights
Earl Fessenen
Medina County
Flood Threat Shrugs East Grand Forks Dikes Brace for Crest
Volunteers in life jackets patrol the Red River dikes as flood waters threaten East Grand Forks and Grand Forks with crests near 47 to 48 feet. Across the region, towns rely on sandbags, clay, and dike walkers to sound alarms and protect homes while evacuations and road closures mount.
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East Grand Forks, Minn
Red River
Minnesota-North Dakota
Grand Forks
N.D
Gunderson
Minnesota
National
Rudy Perpich
Coast
Abducted Belgian baron found dead near Antwerp
Police report Baron Charles Victor Bracht aged 63 was found dead at a garbage dump in Oelegem near Antwerp after being kidnapped on March 7. Authorities say he may have died about a month ago and an autopsy was planned to determine cause of death.
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Antwerp
Belgium
Charles Victor Bracht
Oelegem
Julien van Hoeylandt
Bracht
Theodore
Schoten
Zaire
Belgian Congo
Indonesia
Latin America
Weather turns unsettled with showers and storms expected
Showers and possible thunderstorms are forecast tonight with lows in the 50s and 60s, while Tuesday brings more rain and cooler highs in the 60s. The morning low reached 50 with yesterday’s high at 66. The extended outlook calls for fair weather Wednesday and showers late Thursday and Friday with upper 50s to 60s highs and upper 30s to low 40s for lows.
Crime alert urges reporting suspicious activity to police
A brief notice asks the public to contact police if a crime is committed or suspicious activity is observed. It emphasizes rapid reporting to aid investigation and public safety.
Thresher diver would have saved ship if aboard
Cmdr Raymond McCoole, the 130th crewman who did not sail, says he could have saved the USS Thresher during its 1963 deep water test. He suggests diverting steam to the emergency engine to pull the sub out of the dive, potentially preventing the fatal plunge off Boston Harbor and the loss of 129 crew. He recalls the routine test turned deadly and notes the crew was skilled but inexperienced.
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Kittery
Maine
Thresher
Cmdr
Raymond McCoole
Navy
Portsmouth Naval Shipyard
MecCoole
McCoole
John Harvey
Barbara
Harvey
Boston
Jim Watson
Skylark
Derry
Police vehicle hijacker nabbed
A former mental patient armed with a sawed off shotgun and a revolver hijacked a patrol wagon in Chicago forcing Patrolman Eugene Zaleski to drive toward a mental health center. After a two hour chase and negotiations his sister Willie Nunn helped secure his surrender.
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Chicago
Eugene Zaleski
Zaleski
Willie Nunn
Tinley Park
Nunn
Stevenson Expressway
Coraine Grace
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East Grand Forks
North Dakota
Roy Anne
Minnesota Division of Emergency Services
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Minn
Baron Bracht
Aes Ake
Ann Landers
Brill Comics
Eeesewerareser
Heloise Poe Wen
Eeer
Eeenseveee
Culwman
Grace
Portsmouth
Navy Board of Inquiry
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