Money's the Issue Labor disputes plague schools
AP reports 150000 U.S. students faced disrupted classes as eight Indiana teachers jailed for refusing to return to work. New Orleans.
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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1978
Page
1
AP reports 150000 U.S. students faced disrupted classes as eight Indiana teachers jailed for refusing to return to work. New Orleans.
U S Supreme Court Justice rejected Dayton school system request to pause the desegregation busing plan, ensuring a third straight year of busing. Board officials lament the decision as final, with negotiations on salaries continuing and broader strike activity reported in Indiana and Illinois.
President Carter, rested from a Wyoming trip, returns to push Senate passage of a natural gas price plan amid a broad agenda including Middle East peace, tax cuts, civil service reform, and defense funding. He met with governors and gas users, plans a Cabinet meeting, and aims to jumpstart talks between Israel and Egypt at the Camp David summit.
A public notice urges residents to report crime by calling 425-7700, emphasizing vigilance and quick contact for suspicious activity or confirmed crimes to assist law enforcement.
In Lausanne the IOC executive board unanimously approves LA's bid to host the 1984 Summer Games. The nine member board recommends signing two contracts and sending the decision to all 89 members for ratification by mail, a process possible within four weeks.
Rocky L. Sreter 17 of Dillsboro died at Mercy Hospital after a two car crash at Ohio 73 and Jacksonburg Road west of Trenton. Lillie Marcum 46 and Kimberly A Rose 17 were injured. both released after treatment. Brewer, a South Ripley High School student, was to be a senior. Services set at Joseph R Baker Funeral Home. Sreters death is 36th traffic fatality of the year.
In Sidney Nebraska population 6300 the federal government pushes for an $83,000 snowplow plus a $106,000 heated building and a $25,000 airport layout plan to accompany it. Local officials say a modest $45,000 plow and $22,000 plan would suffice, totaling about $133,000 with city funding of $9,800. The FAA Kansas City must approve the contract before the project proceeds.
Tropical storm Ella, located about 300 miles south southwest of Bermuda and moving west at 10 to 15 mph, is forecast to reach hurricane strength by today or tonight. Forecasters say it poses no land threat through Friday and remains on a westward path.
A fair and cool tonight with a low in the mid 50s, Friday sunny and warmer with highs in the upper 70s. Morning low 60 after yesterday’s high 66, rainfall 1.65 inches. Saturday fair, showers or thundershowers return Sunday and Labor Day highs near 80 with lows around 60.
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