Christian schools push Bible centered aims amid public school concerns
Engram and pastors debate Christian schools in Lorain area highlighting higher academic standards and Bible based philosophy versus public schools. They discuss costs from 450 to 750 dollars yearly, government guidelines, state standards, and a state Supreme Court ruling affecting church schools.
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Engram
David Loser
Victory Baptist Church
Lorain
Lorain County
Engcam
Spieth
Elyria Christian Academy
Church of the Open Door Christian School
Wynn
Cleveland schools found guilty in bias suit ruling
The ruling holds the Cleveland public school system responsible for segregation in education and signals possible direct relief from the state board. NAACP attorney Nathaniel Jones says the decision could influence cases in Columbus and Youngstown and pave way for state board remedies. Superintendent Briggs defends that housing causes segregation and the board did not knowingly segregate.
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Supreme Court
Cleveland
Battisti
State Board
Nathaniel Jones
NAACP
Jones
Columbus
Youngstown
Briggs
Harvard
Nathaniel Glazer
Glazer
South
Cleveland School Board
Rocky Mountains
Area black leaders applaud desegregation decision
School superintendents from Strongsville Berea Elyria and Lorain respond to a desegregation plan weighing local impacts. Whittington and Andrisek defer judgment until studying proposals further Showalter notes uncertain long term effects white flight may follow depending on district strategies and whether neighborhood schools persist or buses are used.
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Strongsville
Hugh Whittington
Berea
J.R. Andrisek
Elyria City
Thomas Showalter
Lorain
Detroit Stalls Industry Flight With Riverfront Pact
Detroit and Parke Davis, a major pharmaceutical company, form a jointly owned nonprofit to beautify the riverfront. Each contributes 100000 dollars for a long range plan and later may jointly own land and clear streets for modernization. The move keeps Parke Davis from moving to Pennsylvania.
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Detroit
Pennsylvania
Parke Davis
Meany says only Carter can do job
AFL-CIO leader George Meany declares Carter the sole leader who can restore work and lead the nation. He criticizes Ford and outlines labor's plan to back Carter Mondale in the November election.
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Meany
Carter
Washington
Organized Labor
White House
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Jimmy Carter
America
Ford
Aflcio General Board
Walter F. Mondale
Park visitors surge from 79 to 239 million
Between 1960 and 1970 national park attendance tripled from 79 million to 239 million, reflecting growing public interest in outdoor recreation and conservation.
Lingfield Screwball Olympics aims for world records
At Lingfield England a three day event labeled Screwball Olympics showcased dramatic feats. Rhett Stevens blew 192 smoke rings from one puff while George Walters kept an accordion playing for 26 hours 20 minutes. Ray Hatter delivered a 29 hour 12 minute speech. London police and stuntman John Waller rode armored chargers 166 miles in 29 hours 55 minutes over five days. Tim Hayes was buried alive for a coffin stunt.
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Lingfield
England
UPI
Rhett Stevens
George Walters
Ray Hatter
London
John Asmus
John Waller
Jo Long
Keith Munns
Tim Hayes
Radio City Hall close avoided by tentative union deals
Radio City Music Hall management reached tentative contracts with two unions representing Rockettes and stagehands and hoped to finalize with the musicians by midnight to avert an $1.3 million annual loss and possible Sept. 8 closing. The American Guild of Variety Artists and Local 1 of IATSE must ratify. Local 802 AFM remains to resolve.
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New York
UPI
Radio City Music Hall
Musicians
Can Guild of Variety Artists
Internatonal Alliance of Theatrical
American Federation of Musicians
Hall
Rockefeller Center
McDonnell
Ford First Money Offer To UAW Sets Bottleneck Bargaining
Ford Motor presents its initial monetary proposal to the 700000 member UAW, aiming to shape a pattern for the industry. Negotiators have two weeks to finalize terms on wages, cost of living adjustments, layoff funding, and shorter work weeks ahead of the Sept. 14 contract deadline and potential strike.
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Ford Motor
UAW
Detroit
UPI
Ford Motors
United Auto Workers Union
Ford
Grain and Livestock Prices in Ohio Markets
Ohio cash grain prices by region show No 2 wheat around 2.62 to 2.65 per bushel and No 2 corn about 2.57 to 2.63 with soybeans near 6.29 to 6.39. Livestock reports cover cattle and hogs with slaughter steers and heifers mostly lower, cows and bulls down, feeders up, and hogs lower. Sheep and feeder lambs listed with price ranges for various weights and grades.
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Lorain County Farm Bureau Cooperative Association, Inc
Columbus
UPI
Ohio
Northeast Ohio
Northwest Ohio
Central Ohio
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Mid-Ohio Securities Corp
National Association of Securities Dealers Inc
Elyria
Spud Ark Plaza
Broad St. Clyri
JO Lung
Eng
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State Mediation Board
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Alaco Inc
Shell Oil
Mita Tha
Sperry
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Labek
Spatte Woatwih
Bendix
Xerox
LJ A.m
Pierre Borden R. Smith Co
American Machine & Foundry
Chrysler
BOM
CPC
CPC International
Dart Ind
Zelers
Emerson Ast Curtis We Pruchout
Daytel
Goodrich Aa DowCh
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Dresser
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Koehring
Lear Siegler
Eaton
Esxon
Obita Edison
Richmond Corp
FMC Searle
C.D
Smucker
Svbron
Tappan
the Chronicle-Telegram
East Avenue
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Lerain
Clare
Oberlin
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Middle Ave
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