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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 12, 1978

Page

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Wellington School Board Delays Impasse Panel Nomination

Wellington Ohio Tuesday night board postponed action on renewing teacher and staff contracts for 1978 79 and tabled naming a panel representative amid a teacher impasse. A special meeting was set for April 20 to promote two levies on the June ballot with a levy promotion committee named.

Wellington Michael Fegen Norwalk Wesley Carr Wellington Education Association WEA William Davis James Barber Davis Common Pleas Court Adrian Bedleski Barbor Phillip C. Slaymaker Barber Slaymaker Linda Harris Ralph Hayes George Lasko Martha Farage Larry DeVoe

Oscars Snub Sparks Film Boycott and Public Tangles

A pack of entertainment snippets notes Woody Allen boycotting Oscars theater listings for Annie Hall and threatening to pull the film from marquees. Jane Fonda blasts corporate tax avoidance in Manhattan. Carson rehearses a televised stunt with Dennis Madalone. Brooke Shields news and Tip ONeill Good Scout honor are mentioned along with Claudine Longet court action. Former Gov Maddox campaigns debts and Nixon defends legality of the Huston Plan in memoirs.

Woody Allen New York City United Artists Allen

Tuition tax credits win House committee approval

The House Ways and Means Committee approved a bill to grant up to 250 dollars in annual tax credits for college tuition and fees while excluding private and church school tuition from the measure. The 23-14 vote opened a lengthy battle with Carter opposing any credits as fallacious. The bill would reward full or half time students and cost about one billion dollars annually when fully phased in by 1980, with support and opposition split along party lines.

Washington UPI House Ways and Means Committee Congress Senate Charles Vanik

Moonie leader sobs as deny sex cult links to CIA

Bo Hi Pak, head of the Unification Church, cried and denounced a House committee as a devil's instrument while denying the church began as a sex cult. He claimed his life has been chaste and rejected reports based on committee material. The testimony touched on alleged links to the Korean CIA.

Washington UPI Unification Church House Committee Bo Hi Pak House International Relations CIA Pak House Donald Fraser Dminn

Gas price bill in House Senate talks ends in White House push

Washington negotiators try to bridge a stalemate on natural gas price legislation as President Carter and Energy Secretary James Schlesinger meet with lawmakers at the White House. Senate chief negotiator Henry Jackson said a working paper was presented and aim is to resolve regulation versus deregulation with a possible week end agreement. No decision on import fees was discussed.

Washington White House Schlesinger Carter House Len Henry Jackson D-Wash Senaté Jackson Administration Congress Cleveland Ohio Supreme Court Supreme Court Andrew Stefanopoulos Prosery Group

Northwest school levy passes in Cincinnati district

Trustees saw state help unlikely as 9.26 mill emergency levy narrowly passed in Hamilton County Northwest School District. Voters 10,188 to 9,953 keep 14,000 students in 14 schools open next autumn, with $2.6 million yearly for salaries. Springfield Township backed the measure, Superintendent James Jones called it a community effort.

Cincinnati UPI Cleveland Northwest Hamilton County Springfield Township Green Colerain Townships James Jones

Vartorella challenges Oxford claim over Erie N plant testimony

Berlin Heights resident William Vartorella, a vocal opponent of the Erie Nuclear Power Plant and member of the Firelands Coalition for Safe Energy, faced questions from Ohio Edison lawyers about his Oxford University credentials during hearings on the 345,000-volt transmission line. Edison and coalition figures traded denials and claims of smear attempts as adjudicatory hearings considered route options, with possible further hearings on an alternate path. Local and state officials indicated timing and access to records remain unsettled, while residents along the route weigh petitions for more hearings.

Berlin Heights William Vartorella Erie Ohio Edison Vartorella Antinuclear Firelands Coalition For Safe Energy Mansfield Vattorella Oxford University England Coalition Ohio University Ohio Power Siting Commission OPSC James Ronk

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