Cincinnati Bus Strike Talks Continue Overnight
Cincinnati negotiators met late into the morning under an ultimatum from Mayor Gerald Springer to end the six day bus strike that has disrupted 65 000 daily riders. Edward A. Harvey said progress was not reported and talks resumed at the mayor's urging with no fare increase planned while the city council delayed action.
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Cincinnati
Gerald Springer
Edward A. Harvey
Queen City Metro
Springer
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Ohio board to appeal ruling on education funding formula
Ohio State Board of Education moves to appeal a Hamilton County court decision that the equal yield aid formula is unconstitutional. Gov Rhodes and Superintendent Walter clash over the plan with Rhodes urging a constitutional amendment and Walter backing GA tweaks while five private schools earn charters in Columbus Mansfield Rocky River and Cleveland Heights.
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Ohio
James A. Rhodes
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Franklin B. Walter
Ohio Board of Education
Paul Riley
Hamilton County Common Pleas Court
Cincinnati
Walter
General Assembly
Rhodes
Mansfield
Rocky River
Cleveland Heights
Wayne E. Shaffer
Birth notices and civic decisions mingle in local brief
Births report a girl for Mr. and Mrs. James Clay and a boy for Mr. and Mrs. Edsel Harrison. Other names appear with births and hospital visits. A separate item notes Marietta College and Urbana College approving teacher preparation programs. Riley cites a ruling limiting school attendance under the Equal Yield program. Board members Burks and Garrett vote against appealing. one third of the board was absent. A study committee on education funding is set to report in January.
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Marietta College
Urbana College
Riley
Walter A. Burks Jr
Thaddeus Garrett Jr
Walter
Rhodes allows energy department bill to become law without signature
Governor James A. Rhodes said he will let the enabling legislation become law without his signature citing duplications and complications. He plans to appoint Robert S. Ryan to head the new cabinet level Energy Department and noted a coal use tax will not start until next May.
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James A. Rhodes
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Robert S. Ryan
Ohio Energy Resources and Development Agency
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