Million Students Out as Teachers Go on Strike Across 11 States
Nearly one million pupils in California Delaware Illinois Massachusetts Michigan Montana New Jersey New York Pennsylvania Rhode Island and Washington missed classes as teachers walked out for higher pay and benefits. Chicago led with 530000 affected. Pittsburgh area and other districts also faced closures amid stalled negotiations and court orders guiding desegregation and busing plans.
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Butler County Alcoholism Council seeks funding hike
The Butler County Alcoholism Council asked county commissioners for a $115,800 grant increase to a total of $312,000 for next year, saying LEAA support currently totals $196,200 and noting the council has counseled 685 people in its first year. Cost of treatment averages $36 daily versus $55 per arrest in the justice system, with a repeat rate around 44 percent.
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Attica Village Cuts Police Force Over Budget Shortage
Five village policemen in Attica Ohio were laid off after the town ran out of money. Officials blamed a late budget submission by clerk Dorothy Gaugluff one month past due. Police Chief Kenneth Green remains on duty with grant-funded officers as the mayor seeks relief from the state Tax Board.
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Congress targets farm tax shelters in new review
The House Ways and Means Committee plans votes next week on farming tax shelter investment operations after voting to curb real estate shelters. Experts say agricultural outsiders use cattle feeding and breeding, hens costs, stud fees, orchards and Christmas tree areas to generate artificial losses.
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Bankruptcy filings list for three Middletown residents
Three Middletown residents filed for bankruptcy in U S District Court Dayton. Duane Gregory Abrams shows assets 718 dollars and debts 7 155 dollars. John Lloyd Wheeler and Brenda Kay Wheeler report assets 1 051 and 37 dollars respectively with debts 9 776 and 9 226 dollars.
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