Cleveland board president resigns over desegregation plan
Cleveland's school board outlined a limited desegregation program using 10 buses and 12 elementary schools, pending $24 million emergency funding. The board president resigned unexpectedly as the plan, aimed at desegregating up to 62 percent nonwhite enrollment, faces budget hurdles and potential September opening delays.
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Cleveland
Peter P. Carlin
Acts
U.S
Frank J. Battisti
Battisti
Sto
Ohio
Charles W. Leftwich
Leftwich
Boston
6Th
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Cleveland faces tight spot as city delays tax hike
Cleveland finance chief Tegreene warns of limited options amid $52 million drain from restricted funds since January. He says Mayor Kucinich plans restore the money over years from general revenues with no 1979 service expansion. A recall election, school funding turmoil, and bond downgrades loom as talks continue.
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Cleveland
City
Tegreene
Dennis J. Kucinich
Cleveland Securities
Kucinich
Ohio
Local Births and Dismissals Reported
Births list two boys and two girls born yesterday to Goforth Turvey Colville and Turner families at local addresses. Dismissals include Austen Barrett, Mrs Taylor, Lloyd Witter, Mrs Stacy, Mrs McKinney, Donald Mann, Harold Brown, Carrie Collier, James Simmons, and Mrs Cottrell from Trenton and nearby streets.
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Jeffrey Goforth
Vannest Ave
Richard T. Turvey
First St
Trenton
Danny Colville
Keister Road
Garry Turner
Tytus Ave
Head Start registration set for next week in Middletown
Butler County Head Start registration runs Tuesday to Thursday from 9 30 to 2 at three sites in Middletown. Eligible children ages 3 to 5 including those with special needs may enroll. Bring birth certificates immunization and health cards plus proof of income. Contact Eleanor Price at 896 6450 for details.
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Butler County
Middletown
Butler Metropolitan Housing Authority
Main St
First Christian Church
First Ave
Freedom Court
Eleanor Price
Cardinal Yu Pin Dies Casts Voters Count in Papal Election
Cardinal Paul Yu Pin archbishop of Nanking China dies at 77 reducing papal election voters to 111. Yu Pin was expelled from China in 1949 three years after his appointment as archbishop.
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Vatican City
Paul Yu Pin
Nanking
China
Yu Pin
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Cleveland Board
Feddegreene
Carlin
State Controlling Board
Arnold R. Pinkney
Pinkney
Paul W Briggs
Arnold Pinkney
Charles Leftwich School Board
Lett
Middletown Federal
Towne Mall
Austen Barrett
Crawford
James Simmons
14Th Ave
James Cottrell
20Th Ave
Michael Stacy
Darrell Stacy
Carlisle
Carl Lawson
Franklin
James Lawson
Finley St
Country Estates
Monroe
HAMILTON @ MIDDLETOWN
Santor
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