Lukens says Chemical should pay more for Ohio banking entry
Ohio Senator Lukens criticizes Chemical New York Corp for a $21 million premium to buy Home State Savings Bank. He argues the rich Ohio market and banking wealth justify a higher price, up to $50 million, with the sale benefiting state funds. The measure would convert Home State to a federally insured bank and allow expansion in Ohio.
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COLUMBUS — _ Chemical
New York Corp
Home State Savings Bank
Senate
Donald Lukens
Chemical
Ohio
Lukens
Senate Financial Institutions and Insurance Committee
Criti
Richard Celeste
R-Middletown
State of Ohio
New York
House
Robert I. Lipp
Chemical New York Corp
Home State
Florida Securities
Poll on feeding hunger vs space colonization sparks student opinions
A NewsCurrents survey of 55 000 nationally selected students in grades 4 12 finds 31 percent prioritize world hunger while 32 percent of local youths favor space colonization. Nationally 14 percent rate space living as a chief aim, and both groups rate space exploration similarly for past 40 years.
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Elyria
Chronicle- Telegram
Space
Jon Burack
NewsCurrents
NASA Lewis Research Center
Cleveland
Elyria Judgeship Races Draw Local Attention Ahead of May Primary
With two municipal judge seats up for election, Democratic candidates Shilling Ferguson Glavas seek the term starting Jan 2 1986 to challenge incumbent Republican Nagy. Campaigns emphasize their tactic of saying they are not running against John Howard while voters misunderstand dual posts.
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Elyria
Elyria Municipal Cours
John Howard
Howard
Jin Horn
Terry Shilling
Shilling
George Ferguson
Kosma Glavas
Steve Nagy
Origin of sovereign immunity in city lawsuits debated
Circling what led to be known as sovereign immunity, the protection for government against all lawsuits, the measure limits awards to over $1 million and defines when cities can be sued. Last year the Senate faced heavy opposition over claims that large awards could force cities to transfer property to plaintiffs.
Ohio teachers reach space flight dream in NASA tryouts
Gail Klink and James Rowley, both Ohio educators, won spots as state representatives in a national teacher astronaut search at NASA Lewis Research Center. They join 616 applicants with ten semifinalists chosen in July and a final selection for the 1986 spaceflight.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Gail Klink
James Rowley
NASA
Lewis Research Center
Clifford Schrader
United States
Demjanjuk extradition hearing moved to related case
In Cleveland AP reports lawyer Mark J. O Connor protests that Judge Thomas Lambros assigned the petition for a writ of habeas corpus to the same judge who handled the original extradition case. Demjanjuk, called Ivan the Terrible, is to be sent to Israel for trial on war crimes. Battisti earlier ordered the extradition be granted.
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Cleveland
Israel
Mark J. O’connor
O'Connor
John Demjanjuk
KGB
Demjanjuk
Ivan the Terrible
Treblinka
Poland
U.S
Thomas Lambros
Frank Battisti
Ened
Lambros
Battisti
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Springfield
Ferguson hospitalized amid Elyria judge race campaign
Elyria Democratic candidate for municipal court judge George Ferguson is hospitalized in Indiana after developing phlebitis in his left leg during a Notre Dame booster club meeting. He was admitted Friday to St. Joseph's Medical Center in South Bend and will miss a campaign event in Columbia Station tonight. His wife Maurita Ferguson said his campaign team will stand in and he is expected to be released Monday.
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George Ferguson
Indiana
Maurita Ferguson
Ferguson
Notre Dame University
South Bend
St. Joseph's Medical Center
Columbia Station
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