New Mexico Senate Offers Sierra Grande to Columbus as Gift
A New Mexico Senate memorial proposes gifting Sierra Grande volcanic peak near Capulin National Monument to Columbus Ohio. The offer, with Ohio paying removal costs, cites Senator Paul Gillmor and Representative Donna Pope as originators, led by Sen. John Morrow with 27 cosponsors.
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Daylight Saving Time Triggers Early Bar Closings in Ohio
Middletown patrons must end drinking early as clocks move from 2 a.m. to 3 a.m. this Sunday. Clifford E. Reich, head of the Department of Liquor Control, reminds liquor permit holders that sales must stop at 2 a.m. and clocks should be advanced to 3 a.m. to align with the time change.
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Ohio Supreme Court limits arbitration agreements for school contracts
The Ohio Supreme Court ruled that boards of education may enter binding arbitration contracts with school employees only for grievances about contract interpretation or application. Arbitrators cannot rule contrary to the agreement or the law. The decision remands to Montgomery County Common Pleas Court in a Dayton case where the Dayton Classroom Teachers Association sought arbitration under a contract grievance procedure.
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Agriculture Department criticized for history accuracy
Washington AP reports the Agriculture Department released a glossy 15 page magazine featuring a story on new food stamp denominations and a cover image of a ten dollar stamp bearing Hamilton's likeness. The caption claims President Hamilton appears, though Hamilton never was president.
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Wilmington College announces tuition cuts and joint programs
Wilmington College will cut tuition and fees by 114 dollars for a three quarter year, enabling freshmen to study at a cost of 2226 dollars plus room and board. The college will partner with Southern State College to offer a joint two year to four year program at reduced rates for Ohio residents.
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Wilmington College
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Robert E. Hinshaw
Southern State
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Ohio
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