$1 000 Prize Scrambl Drawing Set For Tomorrow
The CNO Journal Scrambl grand prize drawing for 1000 will be held at 10 a.m. tomorrow at Journal. Hal Kramer will conduct the event with 450 eligible contestants from 70 000 entrants. Journal promotion director Terrell noted readers were urged to scan ads after each puzzle. The six week contest yielded over 100 000 entries across four Journal locations. The grand prize winner will be announced in Thursday's Journal.
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CNO
Journal
Hal Kramer
Theiddletown Area
Terrell
Ohio court rules equal yield formula for education unconstitutional
A Clinton County common pleas judge invalidates Ohio's funding formula with statewide implications. Officials say there will be no immediate student impact, but leaders will appeal and rethink the financing approach. The ruling questions whether income-based weighting and state guarantees can be fully funded, and lawmakers must address the issue by July 1.
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Columbus
Ohio
Department of Education
Roger Lulow
Department
Lulow
Middletown Superintendent Puts Faith in Wait and See on Funding Decision
Superintendent Samuel Dalton reacted with a wait and see stance to Ohio court rulings against the Equal Yield school funding formula. He warned potential adverse effects if the legislature adopts a different funding formula and noted Middletown relies on local tax revenue for most of its 1977 $17.2 million income.
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Middletown
Samuel Dalton
Cincinnati Board of Education
Ohio
Dalton
Carter Task Force Proposes Steel Industry Earnings Boost
A presidential task force led by Treasury Undersecretary Anthony Solomon recommends measures to raise U S steel earnings by 900 million dollars and trim imports to about 14 percent. It foresees a six million ton rise in domestic output and includes reference prices to curb dumping plus loan guarantees and tax writeoffs. The plan also offers 20 million dollars in aid to steel communities and would price imports using costs from Japanese producers as a floor.
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Washington
Treasury
Anthony Solomon
Carter
U.S
United States
Armco Officials Praise Administration on Steel Import Report
Armco Steel Corp officials said they are pleased by the administration’s stance in the recently released task force report on steel imports. A spokesman noted support for an activist approach to solving industry problems while cautioning that no fast track anti dumping specifics were provided.
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Armco Steel ‘Corp
Snow expected to continue in Middletown area
Snow fall above 2 inches today in Middletown with cloudy skies to clear tonight. Temperatures fall from a high of 36 Monday to a low around 26 this morning, with a progression to the upper teens by Wednesday and highs in the 20s to 30s. The extended outlook shows continued cold with a chance of light snow flurries through Saturday and mostly teens at night.
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Middletown
Crime Alert 425 7700
City police urge residents to call the Crime Alert number 425 7700 to report crimes or suspicious activities and help prevent incidents.
Little picketing likely in Ohio
Union officials expect few pickets at Ohio coal mines as about 10 000 miners join a nationwide strike cutting production in half. A UMW District 6 spokesman in Bellaire says only foremen may report to work and they will limit effort to safety tasks. Meigs and Vinton counties report no known pickets at mines.
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Associated Press
Ohio
United Mine Workers Union District 6
Bellaire
Meigs
Vinton
Coal stockpiles rise as city braces for strike
Industrial users in Middletown build up coal reserves over weeks to offset a potential coal strike. Armco Steel Middletown Works reports stock roughly twice normal, with four to six weeks typical. Sorg Paper Co. also reports higher inventories amid national concerns.
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Armco Steel Corp
Middletown Works
Sorg Paper Co
Half of coal production in U S grinds to halt
The United Mine Workers strike shuts about 1 800 mines and halts half of U S coal output. Talks with Bituminous Coal Operators Association collapsed after Friday night deadline. Hundreds of thousands of miners face work stoppages across multiple states, with Arnold Miller leading the strike.
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U.S
Charleston
W.va
United Mine Workers Union
UMW
Bituminous Coal Operators Association
Washington
Ohio
West Virginia
Virginia
Indiana
Illinois
Union
Kentucky
Pennsylvania
Tennessee
Arnold Miller
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