Euclid schools agree to 15 percent black faculty goal
Cleveland AP report says Euclid Ohio schools must hire one quarter of new teachers as black until 15 percent of faculty are black under a consent agreement with the Justice Department. The plan requires interviews at 16 area colleges and an annual trip to Central State University and Wilberforce College to recruit minority teachers.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Euclid
Justice Department
Central State University
Wilberforce College
Inside Ann Landers and the Middletown Daily Pages
A compact page listing features including Ann Landers advice, a county note, a 11 crossword puzzle, editorials, a television section, vital statistics and women’s news. The snippet mentions Middletown area content with various departments and a focus on local life.
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County
State
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Inflation Hits Record Peacetime High in 1974
Washington AP reports consumer prices rose seven tenths of a percent, pushing the inflation rate to 12.2 percent for 1974. The gain is the highest in 28 years and the worst peacetime rise since 1913, with energy and food driving most of the increase and forecasters predicting slower gains in 1975.
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Washington
Ford
Congress
Agriculture Department
Mystery Man from the North Atlantic Life Raft Dies After 30 Years
Charles Jamieson, rescued from a February 1945 North Atlantic life raft, spent nearly 30 years at the U S Public Health Service Hospital in Boston. He remained largely unable to communicate, though staff recall him as a beloved, mascotlike figure. Despite extensive inquiries, his true identity and origins were never confirmed.
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Boston
U.S. Public Health Service
Charles Jamieson
North Atlantic
Jamieson
George Hedquist
Hedquist
Montreal Night Club Fire Kills 13 In Lockdoor Tragedy
Ten men and three women die asphyxiating in a padlocked storage room at Gargantua Club in Montreal's east end. Police call it a deliberate arson linked to an underworld settling of accounts.
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Montreal
Gargantua Club
East End
Tanker Lucky Eva explodes and burns off the Bahamas
A Cypriot oil tanker Lucky Eva exploded and burned near the lower Bahama Islands. Two crewmen are missing and feared dead. 34 of 37 crewmen were rescued by a Russian ship. The master refused extraction, and by midmorning the fire remained out of control with unknown cargo spread.
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Miami
Fla
Lower
Bahama Islands
Coast Guard
Steve Frazier
Frazier
Middletown Weather Outlook With Snow Possible
A chance of rain or snow tonight with snow flurries Wednesday in Middletown. Lows in the mid 20s and highs in the mid to upper 30s. Yesterday's high 25 and overnight low 18. Extended outlook shows possible snow Thursday or Friday and clearing skies Saturday.
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Middletown
Ohio discount rule delayed two months on sale price rule
A 60 day postponement delays a new consumer protection rule requiring discount stores to sell at least 75 percent of merchandise at a minimum 10 percent below regular prices. The Ohio Council of Retail Merchants appeals citing vague regular price definitions and questions about store price references.
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Columbus, Ohio
State Consumer Protection Division
Gordon Peltier
Franklin County Common Pleas Court
Ohio Council of Retail Merchants
Rev
Secretary of State
Consumer Protection Division
Department of Commerce
Peltier
Fire guts Columbus historic VOA building on near west side
A Monday night blaze gutted the 80 year old Volunteers of America building on Columbus near west side. About 30 transients sleeping in a dormitory section escaped with no serious injuries. The two story brick building once served as a Toledo and Ohio Central Railroad station until 1930 and is listed as a National Historic Landmark. Officials cite faulty wiring as the likely cause.
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Columbus, Ohio
Volunteers of America
Columbus
West Side
Toledo and Ohio Central Railroad
The
Penn Central Railroad
Liddy Returns to Prison After Court Ruling
G Gordon Liddy leaves U S District Court Washington and walks in the snow after order to resume a 6 to 20 year prison term. He was released last October 15 while the U S Court of Appeals reviewed his case.
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G. Gordon Liddy
Watergate
U.S. District Court
Washington
U.S. Court of Appeals
Pharmacist Substitution Urged to Cut Drug Costs Nationwide
A National Academy of Sciences panel urged allowing pharmacists to substitute cheaper generic drugs for prescribed brands to save patients money. The Drug Research Board unanimously reversed its earlier stance, calling for amendments to antisubstitution laws in 48 states. Florida and Michigan currently require doctor approval.
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Washington
National Academy of Sciences
Drug Research Board
Florida
Michigan
J. Richard Crout
Food and Drug Administration
Bureau of Drugs
Pharmaceutical Manufacturers Association
U.S
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Thomas Jefferson Elementary
Spartaco DeBiasio
MR. X
Atlantic
Council
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