Mansfield News Journal sues city over open meeting claim
The Mansfield News Journal sues Mansfield and city council members, alleging a 4 April ordinance reorganizing the police department was illegally discussed in a caucus before a public meeting. The suit seeks nullification and an injunction to enforce the state open meeting law.
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Mansfield
Ohio
UPI
Mansfield News Journal
Richland County Common Pleas Court
The
News Journal
City Council
Robert Rath
E. William McCarrick
Richard Porter
Bell seeks higher rates as PSC caps increase plan
Baton Rouge report says South Central Bell must raise rates by 39 million dollars, far less than the requested 120 million. The Public Service Commission blocks a local pay station rise and requires the hike to come from WATS, mobile, not residential or commercial lines.
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Baton Rouge
UPI
Ma Bell
State Public Service Commission
South Central Bell Telephone
WATS
Weather And Local Notices From Monday Report
Partial clearing and cold tonight with lows in the mid to upper 30s. Wednesday turns mostly sunny with highs in the mid 60s and a 10 percent precipitation chance. Winds from the west to southwest 10 to 20 mph. Marriage license applications list Ringholz Lieber and Ott Thomas for Norwalk area. Births note Gardner and Gerken families. Deaths list Bertha Seaholts and Joseph Kluding.
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Charles R. Ringholz
Monroeville
Mary H. Lieber
Norwalk
William D. Ott
Pamela L. Thomas
Oman and Qatar Never Held Ceab States, UPI Report
United Press International notes that ceab states of Oman and Qatar have never held certain positions or statuses, according to archival summaries. The item points to historical ambiguities in regional classifications and political designations.
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Ceab
Oman
Qatar
Betty Ford seeks help for medication dependence in Long Beach
Betty Ford, 60, is hospitalized at the Long Beach Naval Hospital Alcohol and Drug Rehabilitation Center after reporting a dependence on unidentified medication. Navy officials say she entered the facility two days after her birthday to address an insidious problem, with former President Ford stating the cancer recovery remains unrelated.
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Long Beach
Calif
UPI
Betty Ford
Navy
Rancho Mirage
Palm Springs
Ford
Alcohol and Drug Rehabilitation Center
Long Beach Naval Hospital
James Zimbie
Los Angeles
Fords
Alabama
Florida
Ohio school strikes amid tax revolt cripples four districts
A tax revolt by property owners triggers strikes by 4,252 teachers and staff across four Ohio systems serving nearly 68,000 students. Toledo, Brunswick, Richmond Heights, and Ashtabula face pay disputes and potential levy losses, with Cleveland facing bankruptcy risk and unpaid staff amid court fights over school closures and employe unemployment claims.
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Cleveland
Toledo
Brunswick
Richmond Heights
Ashtabula
John Parsons
Board of Education
Parsons
Ohio Supreme Court
Columbus
Ohio 9Th District Court of Appeals
Earl Fessenen
Kucinich Attacks Cleveland City Council in Rant
Mayor Dennis J. Kucinich ripped the Cleveland City Council calling them lunatics and the major reason the city struggles. He condemned tax abatements and a proposed sale of the municipal light plant, accusing the council of wasting billions and colluding with business interests.
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Cleveland
UPI
Cleveland Council
Dennis J. Kucinich
Kucinich
Cleveland Municipal
Cleveland Electric Illuminating Co
Patsy
Top Soviet In U S Says He Won't Go Home
Arkady N Shevchenko the highest Soviet official in the United Nations has gone into seclusion vowing never to return to the Soviet Union outlining a diplomatic crisis The United Nations and State Department say he has not defected but sources say his rift with Moscow is final He left his office Friday told his attorney he would not return and did not seek asylum He remains on leave with his job and U S residency intact and his wife reportedly flew to Moscow
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United Nations
UPI
Arkady N. Shevchenko
Soviet Union
State Department
Shevchenko
Political and Security Council
U.N
East River
United States
Kurt Waldheim
No Decision Made On Mental Health Lawsuit
The Huron County Mental Health Society Board met for three hours behind closed doors to discuss possible legal action against the 648 Board of Mental Health and Retardation over county mental health care administration. Society leaders fear disruption of care for about 500 center patients as the 648 Board's bylaw changes spark funding questions and potential steps to avert lawsuits.
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Huron County Mental Health Society Board
Norwalk
Society
Griffiths
Society Board
Henry Young
Borgia Reorganizes Sheriff s Department
Huron County Sheriff John Borgia restructured the department appointing Capt Larry Silcox as acting chief deputy and moving Richard Andres to administrative assistant. Capts Lloyd W Smith Jr Robert Sutherland Richard Sutherland promoted. new roles include scheduling training investigations night patrols. Salaries unchanged.
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Larry Silcox
Richard Andres
Huron County
John Borgia
Andres
Borgia
Silcox
Lloyd W. Smith, Jr
Robert Sutherland
Richard Sutherland
Sutherlands
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PACO
Flynt
Atlanta
Hustler Magazine
Larry Flynt
Field Enterprises
Bob Greene
Greene
Emory University Hospital
Gene Reeves
Lawrenceville, Ga
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Washington
Howard Metzenbaum
Dohio
Senate
Carter
Zemerennis
Harold and
Debora Gardner
New London
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Robert and Kendall Gerken
Bertha M. Seaholts
Plymouth
Joseph A. Kluding
Euclid
United Press International
Houston
Carrol M. Lynn
FBI
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Rips City
Richard Nixon
Tricia Cox
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UPI Telephoto
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