King Khaled En Route to Cleveland Amid Security Rush
King Khaled, in fragile health since 1972, arrived at Hopkins and was taken to Cleveland Clinic after landing with a 209-person entourage and heavy security. Secret Service barred access. reporters saw only a small group as police and bodyguards guarded the motorcade. He planned a stay at Fork Plaza before opting for the Cleveland Clinic hospital wing.
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Dayton Schools Strike Strikes Force Principals to Broom Closet
Dayton Ohio AP report shows Darvard Garretson principal at Orville Wright High balancing duties amid a three week strike by about 87 percent of the district's workers. Principals handle trash pickup and lunch duties as teachers, custodians, and secretaries join the walkout. Parents march seeking school closures while negotiators pursue arbitration and a court order on salary offers.
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State park facilities debate state control versus private operation
A legislative committee in Ohio reviews whether state park facilities should be run by government or concessionaires. Testimony outlines how West Virginia and Kentucky manage inns and services, with focus on cost efficiency, quality control, and investment. Proponents argue state management yields higher returns and uniform standards, while others favor privatization to reduce expenses.
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Virginia
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Walters
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Department of Parks
Hempel
Ohio medical schools face contract changes amid health program
Officials outline a statewide contract reform affecting Ohio medical schools and set to launch a health welfare program. Institutions must reserve at least 16 percent of undergraduates for targeted participants, with participation official by authorities and linked to funding and procedures.
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Taft PTO officers elected in reorganized group
Taft Elementary School marks reorganization with Lorna Washinton named president. Lester Williams, Marea Martin, and Benny Ward join in roles as officers and Farena Edwards leads as chairwoman. Ohio medical colleges and new health education centers noted with strong university ties.
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PTC
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Stolen 22 Caliber Gun Reported From Michael Road
A 22 caliber gun holster belt and buckle were reported stolen from Charles Bee on Michael Road. The missing items valued at 150 dollars according to a Butler County Sheriff's Department report.
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Butler County Sheriff's Department
Cleveland school board votes to scrap desegregation plan
The debt plagued Cleveland board unanimously approves replacing 19 school closings with a reduced desegregation effort drawn by Superintendent Carlin. Judges set a hearing as a strike empties schools and the district awaits a likely Supreme Court appeal on desegregation.
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Cincinnati Board of Education seeks halt to Ohio school funding
The Cincinnati Board asks a federal court to stop all state funding to public schools arguing Ohio's equal yield formula violates equal protection. Judge Riley had ruled in state court that funding discriminates against urban and low tax base districts, ordering a halt in July. The appeals court stayed that order earlier.
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Voter registration opens at Springboro Municipal Building
Voter registration is available at the Springboro Municipal Building on weekdays between noon and 4 PM and Saturday this week from 9:30 AM to 4 PM. Eligible residents may register in person at the location during listed hours.
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