Rhodes School Plan Called Just Politics by Area Officials
Two area superintendents dismiss Gov Rhodes nine point education bailout as election year talk. They foresee limited funding from a projected 1.1 billion dollar state aid boost and warn lobbyists will fight for revenue. Officials stress taxes and incentives need broad reform and local control remains at stake.
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James A. Rhodes
Rubright
John J. Gilligan
Armbrust
Rhodes
Death threat tied to Carter found in hotel room
A hotel guest in Idaho Falls knocked a maid unconscious after she found a death threat aimed at President Carter scrawled on a dresser mirror. The man fled with a pistol as Secret Service agents investigated, leaving a photo of Carter with an X across his face in the room.
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Idaho Falls
Idaho
UPI
Carter
Secret Service
Puerto Rico Politics Roil UN Decolonization Panel
At the United Nations Decolonization Committee the Puerto Rico governor warned the panel that Puerto Rican politics are none of its business while the Cuban ambassador called him a Yankee. The opening session sparked shouting in the gallery as pro and anti independence groups clashed over the Caribbean island’s status.
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United Nations
UPI
U.N
Puerto Rico
Caribbean
Debra Lands In Texas Shore as Storm Weakens
Tropical storm Debra made landfall near the Texas Louisiana line with 55 mph winds and 80 mph gusts at Grand Cheniere Louisiana. Some flooding and toppled trees noted, one offshore worker drowned in 15 foot waves. about 5,000 evacuated. no major injuries reported.
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United Press International
Debra
Texas- Louisiana Line
Grand Cheniere
James Erbelding
Cameron Parish
Judge upholds honor student expulsion after pie incident
Cincinnati based judge upholds high school expulsion of Mark Geraci from St. Xavier High School after a pie thrown at an English teacher. The ruling sustains the discipline imposed last school year. In Washington, Nancy Hays Teeters is named to the Federal Reserve Board by President Carter to fill the remainder of Arthur Burns term ending January 31, 1984.
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Cincinnati
UPI
Mark Geraci
St. Xavier High School
Hamilton County Common Pleas Court
Robert Marrs
Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Nancy Hays Teeters
Carter
Teeter
Arthur Burns
Fed
Burns
Greenville and Marie Back Birth at Fisher-Titus
In Greenville Willard Marie Back and Fisher-Titus Hospital announce the birth of a girl. Mark and Cynthia Gribben of Norwalk welcome a daughter born at Good Samaritan. The weather section notes partly cloudy skies tonight and Wednesday with small chances of rain and mild temperatures.
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Greenville
Marie Back
Willard
Fisher-Titus
Mark
Cynthia Gribben
Norwalk
Good Samaritan
Rostand Wrote Most Cyrano While Submerged in Bath
Historical note claims Edmond Rostand authored the bulk of Cyrano de Bergerac while in a bathtub. The anecdote links the French poet playwright to a bath time writing period, reflecting lore around the famous work.
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Edmond Rostand
Slone appeal targets continuances and mandatory terms
Huron County Public Defender John Alston outlined grounds for appealing drug trafficker Charles Slone’s conviction and 15 to 60 year sentence. He argues continuance denials, unconstitutional mandatory minimums, inadmissible expert testimony, circumstantial substance identification, and unit dosage laws as arbitrary. The appeal, focusing on Slone’s six trafficking counts, is expected to take months.
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Huron County
John Alston
Charles Slone
Slone
Harris Ave
Common Pleas
Robert W. Smith
Alston
Ohio
Stone
Alter
Public Defender's Office
Smith Postpones Norwalk Visit In Campaign Row
Franklin County prosecutor George C. Smith a Republican candidate for attorney general has postponed a planned Wednesday visit to Norwalk amid a feud with Auditor Thomas F. Ferguson. Ferguson accuses Smith of a political witch hunt and seeks an independent audit to probe Smiths office while Smith counters with charges of irregularities and improper use of resources.
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Franklin County
George C. Smith
Norwalk
Thomas F. Ferguson
Smith
William Brown
Ferguson
Lawrence Huffman
American Bar Association
Code of Professional Responsibility
Ohio
Huffman
Allen County Republican Central Committee
Donald F Lukens
Middletown
Pope John Paul I Shuns Coronation for Mass Start
Vatican says the new pope will begin his pontificate with a solemn Mass in St. Peter's Square, omitting coronation or enthronement. At 69, Albino Luciani will lead the rite to mark his ministry as supreme pastor, replacing centuries of crowns and pomp.
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Vatican City
UPI
John Paul I
Vatican
Albino Luciani
St. Peter's Square
Guide of
John Paul
Radiation expert links nuclear plants to higher cancer in states
HURON Ohio UPI radiation specialist Ernest J Sternglass told the Ohio Power Siting Commission that cancer death rates rose in states with nuclear plants. He cited Washington state's 5 percent increase from 1972 to 1975 and argued radioactive releases from plants may explain urban declines in cancer rates compared with rural Washington. He spoke for the Coalition for Safe Electric Power during Erie Nuclear Power Plant hearings.
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Huron
Ohio
UPI
Ernest J Sternglass
University of Pittsburgh
Erie
Sternglass
Washington
United States
New York City
Coalition For Safe Electric Power
Postal Strike Averted After Bargaining Breakthrough
Washington reports a five day standoff over a postal contract risked halting mail nationwide. Postmaster General Bolger pressed for arbitration while union leaders demanded talks. Late Monday a government mediator brokered a compromise enabling both sides to save face and keep mail moving.
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Washington
UPS
U.S. Postal Service
William Bolger
Bedlam
Post Office Workers Say They Won’t Strike
Norwalk postal employees described as “good guys” deny plans to strike this morning. One worker, who declined to be named, stressed adherence to an agreement signed at hiring prohibiting strike participation.
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Norwalk
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