Ohio Could Lose Two House Seats in 1982 Reapportionment
A Wichita Sun and Wichita State University study using 1976 census data projects a westward shift in U.S. population that could reduce Ohio representatives by two in the 1982 reapportionment. The analysis lists specific loser and gain states and notes a continuing trend from 1970 census results.
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Boy Cannot Read Prompting Copiague School District Suit
The parents of 18 year old Edward Donahue sue the Copiague School District for educational malpractice seeking 5 million dollars. Lawyer Sidney Siben claims the youth reads at a fourth grade level and cannot add 20 plus 25. He accuses officials of ignoring tutoring advice and graduating him without proper education.
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Gilligan Considered for AID Head Post
Former Ohio Governor John J. Gilligan is reportedly under consideration to lead the State Department Agency for International Development, earning a $44,600 annual salary. Vance met Gilligan, who confirmed discussions but offered no comment before a trip to Cincinnati. Gilligan, 55, lost reelection in 1974 to James A. Rhodes.
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Cyrus T. Vance
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Sayin Gilligan
Cincinnati
James A. Rhodes
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