Parked vans spark church state clash in Cincinnati schools
Catholic schools in Cincinnati bought 21 state aided vans to use as classrooms but must park them on public streets to avoid church state conflicts. County officials worry liability due to narrow roads outside St. Antoninus and St. Bernard. Archdiocese says state law blocks placing programs inside church property despite $8 million in funding for remedial and health services.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
St. Bernard
Green Township
Schramm
Dorothy Wells
Archdiocese of Cincinnati
Hamilton County
Old Lyme woman may be allergic to money at bank
Theresa Torza of Old Lyme Connecticut developed a hand rash after starting a teller job at an Old Saybrook bank. Doctors suspect money allergy. She continues work wearing cloth gloves to ease it.
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Theresa Torza
Old Lyme
Conn
Old Saybrook
Holmes court candidate seeks Ohio Supreme Court seat
Columbus AP report notes 55 year old Judge Robert Holmes announced his candidacy for the Ohio Supreme Court challenging incumbent Justice William B Brown. A Republican, Holmes previously served four terms in the Ohio House including speaker pro tem and majority floor leader before election to the 10th District Court of Appeals in 1969 and reelections in 1970 and 1976. The race is pivotal for Republicans aiming to oust Brown and regain a majority on the seven member court.
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Columbus
Ohio
Cou
Appeals Court
Robert . Holmes
William B. Brown
Holmes
Ohio House
10Th District Court of Appeals
Brown
Toledo Edison to Cut Electric Bills Across Ohio
Toledo Edison Co says average customers will see a 5 to 7 percent rate reduction due to nuclear power savings. A 21 percent drop in March fuel adjustment charges accompanies this, aided by nuclear generation and coal stockpiles before the 94 day miners strike. February bills reflect lower costs. March bills may rise due to colder weather. Davis-Besse Nuclear Station operated efficiently, while oil-fired and external energy costs stayed higher.
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Toledo, Ohio
Toledo Edison Co
John P. Williamson
Toledo Edison
Public Utilities Commission of
Ohio
Williamson
Davis-Besse
Bay Shore Station
Coal strike layoffs rise to twenty five thousand workers
The Labor Department’s third survey shows 25 500 factory workers laid off last week across 11 Midwest and Mid-Atlantic states. Hours in affected industries fell 1.8 percent in manufacturing and 3 percent in wholesale and retail. About 45 percent of layoffs hit Indiana with others in Pennsylvania Illinois Maryland and Ohio. Employers expect 31 600 more layoffs this week. The survey predates miners union rejection of their proposed contract. Separately National Geographic notes Christmas origins from Druids and Romans.
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Pennsylvania
Illinois
Maryland
Ohio
Michigan
Missouri
Virginia
United Mine Workers ' Union
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