Ohio board approves Cleveland desegregation plan
The Ohio Board of Education voted 14 to 5 to approve the Cleveland desegregation plan ordered by U.S. District Judge Battisti. The plan, written in three weeks, merely reassigns students between schools. NAACP counters that Cleveland is racially segregated and cites district court findings in a 6th Circuit response.
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UPI
Ohio Board of Education
Cleveland
U.S. District Court
Frank J. Battisti
Anthony J. Russo
Battisti
Russo
NAACP
6Th
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Cincinnati
Boards of
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Psychologist links cold to guilt and fear in Akron area
Suburban Akron psychologist Dr. Robert Lance proposes a theory that catching a cold stems from psychological reactions to guilt anxiety or intense fear. He argues cold germs and lifestyle factors still play a role but mental breakdown of resistance may precede symptoms.
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Tallmadge
Akron
Robert Lance
Lance
Blick Clinic
Indecent exposure case ends in court room joy roll by Burnstin
Larry J. Burnstin 27 of Wendover was freed on indecent exposure charges after a judge dismissed them for lack of evidence. Rejoicing led him to drop his trousers in the Hall of Justice, then he was rebooked on the same charges. Police say he performed “warm-up exercises” by the elevators minutes later.
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San Francisco
UPI
Larry J. Burnstin
Hall of Justice
Burnstin
Timothy Hetrich
George F. Walsh
Wendover, News
James Goodman
Goodman
Raymond J. Arata
Hetrich and
Walsh
Department 10
Sinkhole swallows new home as it stabilizes south of Deland
A 70-foot wide, possibly 100-foot deep sinkhole beneath a new $40,000 brick house in a Deland subdivision stopped growing after engulfing most of the Lawson residence. The retired couple lost cars and belongings as the crater opened Sunday. Neighbors reported relief as the hole appeared to stabilize and investigators noted the home was insured.
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Lawson
DeLand
Fla
R. H
UPI
Deland, Fia
Here
Delores Harnage
R. H. Lawson
G. H. Weeks
Volusia County Sheriff's Department
Suburban loneliness linked to teen deaths by own action
Dallas teens face rising personal crisis reports as death by own action becomes the second leading cause of death for ages 15 to 24. Charles Vorkoper of Death by Own Action Prevention cites suburban loneliness and broken homes, urging community support and counseling for youths.
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Dallas
UPI
Charles Vorkoper
Vorkoper
Dallas County
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