Brookfield teachers ordered back to work amid strike
Brookfield Local School teachers were ordered by Trumbull County Common Pleas Judge Donald Ford to return to work. The board offered a $1,000 raise plus fringe benefits, rejected earlier, while prosecutions loom for about 40 striking staff in Canton amid contempt hearings scheduled for next Wednesday.
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Brookfield Teachers Federation
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Trumbull County Common Pleas
Donald Ford
S. Paul Wright
Canton
BTF
Stark County Common Pleas
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Columbus Uses Jobless For Snow Work In Ohio Capital
In Columbus more than 100 unemployed residents, including James Richards, were hired for up to five weeks to shovel snow. They earn 3.50 dollars an hour for eight hours daily under the federal CETA program. City crews have plowed only 375 miles of streets due to money and equipment limits, while other Ohio cities deploy more machines.
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Ohio
James Richards
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Harry Meshel
Youngstown
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Senate
Joseph Kindler
PUCO approves consumer cutback plan amid coal shortages
The Public Utilities Commission of Ohio approved contingency plans detailing how utilities will notify customers of curtailments and how much power can be cut if coal stockpiles fall to 40 25 and 50 day levels. Plans from several utilities were accepted while Monongahela Power Co. was asked to resubmit within seven days.
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Cleveland Electric Laminating Co
Cincinnati Gas & Electric
Columbus & Southern
Monongahela Power Co
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