Mayor Warns Strikers in Warren Ohio Fire at Will
Warren Ohio mayor Raymond E. Schryver threatens to permanently replace 200 city workers after a Sunday midnight strike over a longevity clause. He orders mass firings under the Ferguson Act with a 10 day reapply window. Local 74 calls the move unwarranted and attempts to keep union representation. About 120 county workers also struck but face no Ferguson Act action.
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Trumbull County
Trawler Captains Fined in Ghana Court Case
In Sekondi a Ghanaian circuit court fined two Soviet trawler captains 240 each for navigating unlicensed vessels Strm 1243 and Khaled in Ghanaian waters on dates in 1968. Skippers Chernokolov and Parhomenko pleaded guilty and faced six months jail if the fines are unpaid. The men had been detained four months amid probe into possible links to Kwame Nkrumah restoration plans.
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Ghana
UPI
West African Republic
Sekondi
Boris Chernokolov
Valentin Petrovich Parhomenko
Khaled
Kwame Nkrumah
Expictator
Meadoowdale High student disarms after bringing loaded rifle
A 17 year old Meadowdale High School student brought a loaded rifle to school at 8 a.m. with the aim of harming a fellow student who had been harassing him. He surrendered 45 minutes later after teachers and deputies evacuated the wing and promised no harm.
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Dayton
UPS
Meadowdale High School
James Meister
Meister
John Maxwell
Montgomery County
Maxwell
February Actions in North Fairfield Mayor's Court
February cases include George Carl Cellar fined 4.80 costs for stop sign violation. Thomas Rusynyk 10 plus 4.80 costs for speed. Glenn W. Amburg 10 plus 4.80 costs for failing to keep right, damages ordered. Helen Ethel Thomas 10 plus 4.80 costs for failing to yield at stop sign, fine suspended. Ivan Vincel Music and Robert Cutcher two counts speed 20 plus 4.80 costs. no valid operator license 50 plus 4.80 costs.
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George Carl Cellar
Ashland
Thomas’ Rusynyk
Greenwich
Glenn W. Amburg
Helen Ethel Thomas
North Fairfield
Floyd Carnahan
North
Robert Cutcher
New London
Briggs closes John Hay High amid student unrest
Cleveland schools chief Paul Briggs ordered John Hay High School closed citing severe disruption and 12 to 14 false fire alarms daily. The incident followed two days of protests by about 200 students demanding a meeting and presenting 11 recommendations on cafeteria service, black history wording, suspensions, and guidance support.
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Cleveland
UPS
John Hay
Paul Briggs
Briggs
Hay
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