Judge upholds religious group's racial ban
A federal judge in Alexandria upheld Marumsco Christian School principal Alek Lee Bledsoe's right to expel Melissa Feidler and her sister over suspicions of interracial romance. The ruling cited free exercise of religion, allowing discipline for violations of the school's spiritual standards. The Feidlers planned an appeal, arguing civil rights violations and racial discrimination.
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Consumer prices rise 1 percent again in July
Washington reports July inflation up 1 percent driven by energy and housing. Gasoline surged while fuel oil costs rose 6.2 percent. The annual inflation rate reached 13.1 percent for the first seven months of 1979, despite moderating food prices. President Carter warns inflation may turn around by year end.
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Ace detective probes death in township homicide case
Masiello said patrolman Kuntz has led the force since 1977. Boscarelli served as best man at Kuntz's wedding. The case was handed to the sheriff after a decision by Coroner Gerber. Investigation to be completed by Monday with a disinterested third party expected to review. Becker noted his 26 years with the Cleveland PD and his homicide caseload.
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Elyria teachers approve new contract details
The Elyria teachers ratified a pact addressing class size, with a class size review committee to guard against overflow after school closures. Gains include improved transfer procedures, posting of jobs, enhanced grievances, some supplementary pay, and new paternity leave.
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Walkout Halts RTA Services At Cleveland Border Station
RTA drivers restrict service by using Kamm's Corner Lorain Road as a border. Eastbound drop offs only from Kamm's Corner. Westbound pickups allowed but no drop offs before reaching Kamm's Corner. Manager Ernest Zoldesy cites driver safety amid wildcat strike fears. Affected riders include Bay Village two-bus and Westlake three-line routes, with one line into North Ridgeville.
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Pompeii 1900 Years After Mount Vesuvius Eruption
Pompeii marks 1900th anniversary of Vesuvius eruption that began at 11 a.m. on August 24, 79 A.D. The disaster killed over 18,000 and preserved a rich Roman civiliz ation, with villas, frescoes, and plaster casts drawing visitors and inspiring writers. No special events scheduled this year.
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Ohio city teeters on second default amid council clash
In Cleveland, Mayor Dennis Kucinich and Council President George Forbes clash over refinancing waterworks notes. A 13-15 vote blocked immediate passage of the plan to roll over 14.1 million in due notes and other refinancing moves, amid accusations of a political battle aimed at affecting Kucinich's re election. The piece notes desegregation ruling in Cleveland and school board actions alongside Columbus Ohio State Fair attendance surpassing 2 million.
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Striking sheriff workers fired in Ohio Ferguson Act case
In Trumbull County 60 sheriff's department striking employees were declared in violation of the Ferguson Act and effectively fired after letters from Sheriff Richard Jakmass. A total of 71 participated in the sick-out. 11 received no letters. Individual hearings are required for return to work.
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