Weather outlook with cold front and hovering temperatures
A cold front moved through the area with showers possible tonight and a low in the 20s. Afternoon high near 46 and warming into the 50s by morning. Snow flurries possible tonight. Friday brings partly cloudy skies with a high in the mid to upper 30s. Saturday to Monday show a chance of showers with highs mostly in the 40s and lows around 30.
Half of Cleveland High Schools Close in Teacher Boycott
Seven of Cleveland's 14 public high schools closed as unpaid teachers boycotted classes. About 11 of 28 junior highs were also closed, affecting roughly 19 000 students and 907 teachers. Some elementary pupils sent home as district fights over finances continues.
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Eugene Kolach
Former Norwood man indicted in Clermont case linked to Butler slaying
Larry M. Ralston, 28, already held in Clermont County jail, faces four counts of aggravated murder as a suspect in a Butler County slaying. Det. Tom Deaton plans an interview. evidence from the Butler case may be re examined. Ralston previously faced rape charges and was ordered held without bond.
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K Ralston
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William Walker
Walker
Cincinnati
Teeny
Mount Prospect
Chicago
Schneider
Elaina Marie Bear
Diane Sue McCrobie
Springfield Township
Linda Harmon
Cincinnnati
Qsby
Nancy Gr
Windmill rustlers take apart and steal windmill near border
In Carlsbad New Mexico deputies report a flatbed truck drove onto a ranch near the New Mexico Texas line and hauled away most of a windmill while leaving the fan and tail on the ground. The sheriff's deputies call the case unusual and puzzling.
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Carlsbad, N.M
Mike Doyle
New Mexico-Texas Line
Nanette Fabray Returns to Work on Harper Valley PTA
Nanette Fabray returns to filming in Los Angeles after a Halloween elephant incident caused a severe concussion and loss of eye movement. Barbara Eden co-stars in the scene as much of the movie shot in Lebanon in early October is referenced.
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Harper Valley Pta
Los Angeles
Barbara Eden
Miss Fabray
Lebanon
Arab leaders converge in Tripoli summit after Sadat visit
Libyan leader Khadafy hosts a summit in Tripoli with Algerian Boumedienne and awaiting Palestinian Yasir Arafat. Syria's Assad and Iraq's Ramadan expected. Cairo and Baghdad follow with further meetings amid Sadat’s peace move.
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Libya
Anwar Sadat
Iand
Israel
Moammar Khadafy
Houari Boumedienne
U.S
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Wheelus
Yasir Arafat
Hafez Assad
Syria
Taha Ramadan
Revolutionary Command
Heart scan may quicken chest pain diagnosis
Johns Hopkins doctor describes thallium 201 heart scan as a three hour test to distinguish heart attack from temporary chest pain. Normal dual pictures suggest no infarction, a defect on both pictures indicates likely infarction, and discordant results guide timely treatment.
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Malcolm Pond
Johns Hopkins University
Baltimore
Pond
American Heart Association
US civil servants face unintended pension gain risk
A GAO study warns a quirk in federal law allows retiring civil servants to receive extra pension amounts based on cost of living adjustments. The rule can boost pensions even for retirees who quit just before increases take effect, prompting questions about the system’s long term viability.
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Washington
General Accounting Office
Crime Alert Call Police If You See Suspicious Activity
Police urge the public to report any crime or suspicious activity by calling the designated number. Authorities emphasize vigilance and quick calls to aid rapid response and prevent further incidents.
Appalachia Faces Flash Flood Threat Across Region
A Mississippi Valley weather system threatened Appalachia with floods as rain and light snow spread across the eastern half of the nation. Flash flood watches covered western North Carolina to eastern Kentucky, with lighter warnings in parts of northern West Virginia and western Maryland. Thunderstorms stretched from Alabama to the middle Atlantic, while light snow touched the upper Mississippi Valley and upper Great Lakes.
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North Carolina
West Virginia
Kentucky
Maryland
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