Ehove board drops insurance payment to push talks
Ehove Board of Education refuses August hospitalization premium for ETA staff coverage as contract talks stall. ETA leaders accuse the move of pressuring negotiations while board argues it shifts cost to teachers under a new proposed plan. Both sides cite schedule conflicts as impasse lingers.
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Avery
Ehove Board of Education
Ehove Teachers Association
ETA
James Montgomery
Montgomery
John Marett
John Norquest
Norquest
Arson Likely in Holiday Inn Cambridge Fire Toll 10
The Ohio Fire Marshal's Office said an incendiary blaze started in the first floor hallway of the Holiday Inn in Cambridge on July 31, killing 10 and injuring 78. Investigators identified the fire origin as arson. Walter O'Malley Dies in Minnesota Hospital at 75. Tourists fear Etna eruption as guides skip duties. Three killed in Ohio Turnpike crash. Ku Klux Klan march toward Montgomery echoes 1965 civil rights milestone.
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Cambridge, Ohio
UPI
Holiday Inn
Cambridge
Harry McLaughlin
St. Clairsville
Bryan
Ohio
Williams County
State Highway Patrol
Hilder L. Lofstand
Anoka
Minn
Glen S. Nybert
Shoreview
John M. Miller
Pequea
Selma
Ala
Ku Klux
Tar balls threaten Texas coast beaches at South Padre
South Padre Island Texas residents report recurring Mexican oil tar balls washing ashore as a Gulf wind revival pushes the sticky sludge toward tourist packed beaches. The cald deposits create a nuisance for visitors and local authorities monitor the slicks for further movement along the shore.
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South Padre Island
Texas
UPI
Sohio Supports Synthetic Fuels Research Despite Skepticism
Sohio vice president Glenn R. Brown says Standard Oil of Ohio backs synthetic fuel development with an active R D program but doubts President Carter's synfuel plans are realistic. He emphasizes the company is not against synthetic fuels and remains engaged in ongoing research and development.
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Cleveland
UPI
Standard Oil of
Ohio
Carter
Glenn R. Brown
Sohio
Brown
US Israeli tensions ease after conciliatory moves
Washington and Jerusalem stepped back from a public clash as the United States, in a bid to ease the crisis, issued assurances of continued support for Israel. Secretary of State Cyrus Vance denied any shift in U.S. Middle East policy despite Dayan's harsh attack.
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Washington
UPI
Israel
United States
U.S
Moshe Dayan
Cyrus Vance
U.S. Middle East
Partly cloudy with storms expected into Friday forecast
The outlook calls for partly cloudy skies tonight with a 40 percent chance of rain and possible showers or thunderstorms Friday. Highs in the 80s, lows in the upper 60s, and winds from the north to northeast today becoming southeast tonight. Temperatures near 87 Wednesday with a 0.8 inch precipitation total reported. two deaths listed: Robert W. Raymond Sr. 48 and Charles Grossman 55.
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Robert W. Raymond Sr
Milan
Charles Grossman
Fremont
You Know By United Press International
The United Press International column notes pennies are not legal tender for large sums, with a rule that they may be accepted only if the recipient agrees. This highlights monetary limits and informal acceptance of coinage in transactions.
July figures soar blame gas heating oil inflation
United States wholesale prices jumped 1.1 percent in July mainly due to energy costs, with gasoline up 3.9 percent and home heating oil surging 9 percent. Food prices held steady, while core and intermediate levels posted notable gains, signaling renewed inflation pressures despite White House hopes for moderating consumer prices.
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Washington
UPI
United States
White House
Labor Department
William Cox
Commerce Department
Cox
John Layng
Layng
Carter
Real estate dealer facing $6200 fine over unpermitted pool
Richard Rench may be fined up to 6200 dollars and could face 30 days in jail for operating a Baker Street apartments pool without a health permit. Assistant prosecutor Jack Fynes will file the complaint in Huron County common pleas court today seeking an injunction to close the pool until a permit is obtained. A hearing is set for Saturday afternoon.
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Richard Rench
Baker Street
Jack Fynes
Rench
Huron County Common Pleas Court
Fynes
Huron County Health Department
Health Department
The
Board of Health
FBI agent shot dead in Cleveland manhunt begins for suspect
FBI agent John Oliver was killed on Cleveland East Side while trying to arrest Melvin Guyon, wanted for kidnapping and armed robbery in Chicago. A joint FBI and SWAT search fanned across Carver Park Housing Project and surrounding areas as authorities pursued the fugitive who fled barefoot and shirtless after a confrontation.
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Cleveland
UPI
FBI
John Oliver
East Side
Chicago
Melvin Guyon
Anthony T
Riggio
Carver Park
Cuyahoga Metropolitan Housing
Monroeville Tank Wagon Fire Tested Fire Chief Says Luck
Fire Chief Olin Schneider reports a midmorning gasoline fire on a Monroeville bulk tank wagon started as fuel was pumped. Driver Johu Jump fled the area as flames appeared, a village siren summoned volunteers, and foam quickly doused the blaze.
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Monroeville
Olin Schneider
Johu Jump
Jump
Schneider
Cycles crash during chase near Norwalk
Two motorcyclists fled Norwalk police at high speed on Benedict Avenue. Schofield 26 from Huron and Wasily 23 of Huron collided after Wasily slowed to turn. Schofield in satisfactory condition at Providence Hospital. Wasily treated and released from Fisher-Titus. Both cited for DUI and reckless operation.
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Norwalk
Benedict Avenue
Gerald W. Schofield
Huron
Providence Hospital
Sandusky
Thomas J. Wasily
Fisher-Titus Hospital
Highway Patrol
Wasily
Norwalk Road
Schofield
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Travelers Insurance Co
George Linn
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Methodist Hospital
Rochester
Catania
Sicily
Mount Etna
United Press International
Peanut Power
Clyde Beatty
Cole Bros
Sandusky Mall
Paul Stafford
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