Ohio colleges see record fall enrollment rise
Ohio's higher education system reports a 10 percent jump in new students this fall led by community and technical colleges with 10 500 new enrollments. Kent State Sinclair Community College and Cincinnati Technical College post large gains as the regents adopt the Fifth Pathway program for foreign medical graduates. Officials cite economy as a key factor. A long ago Cincinnati riot is briefly noted with disputed death tolls.
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Columbus
Ohio
Board of Regents
Regents
James A. Norton
Higher Education Board
Kent State
Sinclair Community College
Dayton
Cincinnati Technical College
James A. Rhodes
Case- Western Reserve
Northeastern Ohio Universities College of Medicine
Case
Ohio Senate to consider fuel cost bill and dove hunting ban
The Ohio Senate prepares to vote on a fuel adjustment clause limit for utilities and the House may override Gov. Rhodes on the public employees collective bargaining bill. A dove hunting ban faces a floor vote after Rules Committee consideration, with upcoming mid November rule hearings and possible House action later.
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Columbus
Ohio
Senate
James A. Rhodes
Vernal G. Riffe Jr
New Boston
House
Senate Energy and Environment Committee
Riffe
Public Utilities Commission
Commission
Bankers plead for federal aid to save New York City
New York Mayor Beame and three leading bankers urged Congress for federal support to prevent default as New York faces a looming year end crisis. They warned that city state and agencies may need over 12 billion by next June 30 and urged strict cost controls and quick aid. New Orleans Mayor Landrieu said other cities share the pain amid New York’s turmoil.
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Washington
New York
Abraham Beame
Congress
U.S
Beame
David Rockefeller
Chase Manhattan Bank
Nelson Rockefeller
Ellmore C. Patterson
Morgan Guaranty Trust Co
Walter B. Winston
First National City Bank
New Orleans
Moon Landrieu
U.S. Conference of Mayors
National League of Cities
Valium tops drug abuse choices in Chicago study
A National Council on Drug Abuse report says Valium is the preferred drug among abusers in Chicago, with four fifths of soft drug users and a quarter of heroin addicts chronically abusing it. Coroner data tie Valium to a significant share of overdoses, often with other drugs. Doctors are urged to limit long-term prescriptions and monitor dosing to prevent misuse.
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Chicago
National Council On Drug Abuse
Jordan Scher
Council
Scher
Methadone Maintenance Institute
Cook County
Madison Boosters sell crafts at Dayton Mall Show
The Madison Music Boosters will offer handmade items and home grown plants at a Dayton Mall Craft Show October 20 26. Proceeds fund 100 new Madison High School band uniforms as part of a drive to raise 15000. In late November booster orders for Texas oranges and grapefruit will be taken from November 7 to 30.
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Madison Music Boosters
Dayton Mall
Madison High
Texas
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Rhodes
Senate Rules Committee
Doves
Harry Meshel
Youngstown
New York City
Senate Banking Committee
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