EHOVE Teachers End Strike Over New Pact
EHOVE teachers resumed classes after ratifying an agreement with the EHOVE Board of Education. The deal includes a 7.09 percent pay raise, a board-funded hospitalization program, and new policies on evaluations and appeals. Starting salaries rise to 8300 with yearly 4 percent increases, affecting 64 teachers.
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Creighton Christ
Ohio plan to close mental hospitals aims to save millions
Governor's Council for Cost Control recommends closing mental hospitals in Athens Cambridge Dayton and Tiffin and phasing out two treatment centers while reopening Cleveland State Hospital is scrapped. If enacted the changes could save Ohio about 29 million dollars annually.
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UPI
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Tiffin
Chillicothe
Junction City
Cleveland State Hospital
Governor’s Council For
Durkin Wins Narrow Senate Victory in New Hampshire
Democrat John A. Durkin defeated Republican Louis C. Wyman by about 27,000 votes in a rerun of a famously tight U S Senate contest. The result leaves the Senate at 62 Democrats to 38 Republicans and gives New Hampshire its first pair of Democratic senators.
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N.H
UPI
John A. Durkin
U.S
Senate
Louis C. Wyman
Ford
New Hampshire
Stevens: senators must use slush funds to do job
Sen. Ted Stevens argues that a senator must be very rich or accept private donations from constituent services funds to run effectively. He told the Federal Election Commission that its proposal to curb such funds would “make the Senate a rich man's club.” Stevens calls these funds private donations used for office expenses beyond official expense accounts.
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UPI
Ted Stevens
Alaska
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Federal Election Commission
Senate
Constituent Services
Congress
New York Ends Strike After Two Year Pact
United Federation of Teachers heads approved a two year contract ending a city teachers strike. Albert Shanker announced the district faced finite funds while noting the union had achieved its maximal gains. Chicago schools remained closed for the 11th day as 530000 students stayed home. Alternative programs were organized to reach many idled pupils.
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New York City
Chicago
New York
United Federation of Teachers
Albert Shanker
Weather Update With Showers Possible Tonight
Cloudy with a 20 percent rain chance today 40 percent tonight and 50 percent Thursday. Lows tonight in the upper 50s to low 60s with highs Thursday in the lower 70s. Winds southerly 6 to 12 mph. Agricultural note: minimum humidity 70 percent this afternoon and no rain today.
Opinion Line poll on pie in the face, laughter, and lawsuits
Readers answer whether a pie in the face would anger them. Results split 73.1 percent no and 26.9 percent yes with varied reactions from laughter to embarrassment or threats of a lawsuit. Readers urged to vote by phone before midnight.
NFL to Start Season Despite Ongoing Player Strike
NFL owners announced plans to begin the regular season this Sunday despite a strike by several teams. The Management Council said games would be played this weekend while further strike ramifications were decided, with Patriots Jets Redskins on strike and Miami Minnesota Houston voting not to strike.
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New York Jets
Washington Redskins
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Minnesota
Houston
Pittsburgh Steelers
Grace Reeves Kidney Fund Surpasses Five Hundred Dollars
Grace Reeves kidney fund totals 502 with donations from Norwalk residents and local businesses. Norwalk Finance Director Douglas Colvin reports funds to cover dialysis costs and notes Reeves is overwhelmed by the outpouring.
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Grace Reeves
Norwalk
Douglas Colvin
Bachelor seeks wife as sign in yard draws calls from coast to coast
A.J. Doty of Greeley Colorado posted a bold notice offering a wife and opened a flood of inquiries from across the United States and Canada including a Puerto Rico collect call. Doty says over 100 responses arrived with two callers male partners and three women to be vetted by roommates.
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UPI
Commerce Department
Commerce
United States
U.S
A.J. Doty
Canada
Puerto Rico
Police Learn to Settle Marital Disputes in Milan Seminar
A Milan Town Hall seminar trains police on handling domestic quarrels without bias. Psychologists advise calming couples first, separating them, then mediating or outlining legal options. Officers Meese and DeWalt credit the course for improving approach and neutrality.
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Kevin Tanzillo
Milan
Don McGee
Mr. Jones
Mrs. Jones
Agian
McGee
Joe Spitzner
Norwalk
William Meese
Gary DeWalt
Meese
Fremont woman imitates Mary Todd Lincoln at Firelands
Mrs. Raymond Sprunk of Fremont will perform scenes from the life of Mary Todd Lincoln. The event occurs at 8 tonight at the St. Paul Episcopal Church parish house during the Firelands Historical Society meeting.
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Fremont
Mary Todd Lincoln
Firelands Historical Society
St. Paul Episcopal Church
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