Celeste and Rhodes trade charges in Ohio campaign
Ohio Lt. Gov. Richard Celeste accuses Gov. James A. Rhodes of tax raise plans and education failures while Rhodes campaigns in northwest Ohio. Celeste says Rhodes would increase property taxes despite Proposition 13. Celeste also claims Rhodes has not solved Ohio school financing crisis. Sen. Celebrezze Jr. accuses Ted W. Brown of ballot printing irregularities. Brown's office denies misconduct and commits to fix on reprint using narrower type.
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Rhodes
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Peace talks on upswing as linkage issue lingers
In Washington, Mideast peace talks push to finish a peace treaty while remaining disputes over linking it to the Palestinians endure. Moshe Dayan expects progress as Israeli and Egyptian delegations meet with Secretary Vance in Blair House to move toward a final document.
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OEA chief calls Rhodes education plan a hodgepodge
Ohio Education Association president Eugene Brundige called Gov James A Rhodes proposed education funding package a hodgepodge of past promises and said the plan functions as a tax hike in disguise or could be scrapped after the November election. He cited teacher raises costing about 1.24 billion over four years while the package also proposes 1.1 billion in state aid over the same period with added local funding.
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Iran Faces Oil Exports Halt as 37000 Strikes Sweep Industry
Iran’s oil flow halted as more than 37,000 refinery workers walk out, cutting 5 million barrels daily from Abadan and automated terminals at Khard Island Bandar Shahpour and Bandar Mahshar. Workers press for higher wages and end martial law while political demands target the shah's reforms. Clashes across western Iran leave scores dead and wounded amid anti government protests led by exiled Ayatollah Khomeini.
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Father Son Police Station Beating Sparks No Probe
Delray Beach police say a 17 year old charged with marijuana possession was beaten at the station by his father, Capt Ed Dalton. The police chief calls it a father son situation and says no investigation will be opened. Dalton says the incident occurred while colleagues watched and defends the action as discipline.
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Fighting Heavy in Tanzania as Ugandan Troops Clash
Tanzanian and Ugandan forces clashed in the northwest region near Bukova and along Lake Victoria after Uganda's invasion. Government sources briefed on emergency cabinet meetings and night sessions described ongoing heavy fighting with refugees reporting continued hostilities.
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Wise Witch of Salem Hosts Ball in Halloween Night
Salem's Official Witch Laur ie Cabot, 45, talks Halloween as a witch's new year. She plans Salem's Fifth Annual Witches Ball with a blues rock band, and muses on a space costume and someday space travel.
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Service Complaints Caller Hours For Missing Newspapers
Readers may report missing deliveries by calling specific hours and numbers for each area. Middletown Area 422-3611, Lebanon Area 932-5966, Germantown Area 855-7888, and a toll free option. Weekday deadline 7 p.m., Saturday 6 45 p.m., Sunday 10 30 a.m.
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Weather forecast promises clear skies and mild temperatures
The region expects continued fair weather with tonight and Wednesday under clear skies. Lows will be in the low 40s and highs near the low 60s, after a yesterday high of 71 and a current morning low of 38. The favorable skies extend through Saturday.
Ghost of Lincoln Haunts White House Says AP
An AP account recounts Abraham Lincoln ghost sightings at the White House. Presidents and first families report he appears in rooms and hallways with varied manifestations, from cooling drafts to distant footsteps, as chronicled by John Alexander in Ghosts.
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Abraham Lincoln
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Washingtonian Books
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