Rhodes vetoes collective bargaining bill in Ohio
Gov James A Rhodes vetoed a Democrat backed public employee collective bargaining bill citing dangerous and costly consequences. He objected to strike rights for public workers and binding arbitration allowing agency shops, saying it would enable strikes by mental health and school staff and remove accountability from elected officials. He warned the measure would create hardships and weaken government service reliability.
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Rhodes
Reform plan in limbo Carter studies way to cut tax
President Carter weighs options to cut the average family’s income tax by about $300 in 1978. Administration officials and key lawmakers say he is shifting from broad reform to targeted tax cuts. Four person households earning $15,000 to $20,000 could see roughly $300 in relief if Congress accepts the package, though figures may change as final decisions come.
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Carter
Washington
UPI
Congress
Senate Finance Committee
Russell Long
D-La
Long
Barber Conable
R.N.Y
House
Ways and Means Committee
No Pup Pets for Christmas comic strip debut
Santa uses pixie dust loaned by Peter Pan to thwart two villains plotting to ruin Christmas. A stringless puppet adventure unfolds daily in Walt Disney's new comic strip, No Pup Pets for Christmas, starting Monday in The Chronicle-Telegram and continuing through Christmas.
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Santa Claus
Peter Pan
Santa
Walt Disney
Chronicle-Telegram
Chancellor quits NBC anchor post to become roving reporter
John Chancellor plans to leave his NBC Nightly News anchorman role after six years to serve as a roving reporter and news commentator. He told staff of the shift yesterday and did not specify timing. Industry watchers name Tom Brokaw as a leading replacement candidate.
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New York
UPI
John Chancellor
NBC Nightly News
Chancellor
Tom Brokaw
NBC
Chet Huntley
Mini planet renamed Chiron by Caltech astronomers
Pasadena report says the object, 100 to 400 miles wide and orbiting between Saturn and Uranus, will be named Chiron by discoverer Charles Kowal. Astronomers keep it as Object Kowal, unsure of its true nature, with theories ranging from dead comet to escaped moon or cosmic debris.
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Pasadena
Calif
UPI
Charles Kowal
Caltech
Kowal
Saturn
Uranus
Chiron
Mercury
Mars
Jupiter
Secrecy cloaks Papp retrial in Ohio court actions
Timothy Papp, 28, held on rape murder charges for a 9 year old girl in Sheffield Township, has had his Oct 19 1978 conviction vacated by Lorain County Common Pleas Judge Paul J Mikus. Federal orders seek a new trial while a gag like order limits details. Bond remains $250000, and Mikus will set a new appearance time.
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Timothy Papp
Sheffield Township
Papp
Lorain County Common Pleas
Paul J. Mikus
Roxie Ann Keathley
Mikus
Charles Adams
Robert Gary
Bond
George Gatsis
C-T
Gotsis
Gary
Adams
Two hanged as Bermuda blacks riot
In Hamilton Bermuda two black convicts Erskine Burrows and Larry Tacklyn were hanged at dawn after rioting by black youths. Burrows, 33, and Tacklyn, 25, were linked to the Black Beret Cadres and convicted of killing Bermuda's governor Sir Richard Sharples, his aide Captain Hugh Sayers, and Police Commissioner George Duckett along with two supermarket executives in a 1973 holdup.
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Hamilton
Bermuda
Erskine Burrows
Larry Tacklyn
New York
Burrows
Tacklyn
Black Beret Cadres
Richard Sharples
de Camp
Hugh Sayers
George Duckett
Weather outlook narrow cold with mixed precipitation chance
A chilly forecast calls for mostly cloudy skies tonight and tomorrow with a 30 percent chance of snow flurries. Lows tonight in the mid to upper 20s, highs tomorrow in the low 40s, and winds from west to southwest at 10 to 20 mph. Sunrise 7:35 a.m., sunset 4:59 p.m. Yesterday’s high 56 at 9 a.m., low 34 at 7:30 a.m. today.
Cash to reward student attendance at New Milford High
New Milford High School started weekly cash lottery drawings to boost perfect attendance. Each week a random student with full attendance wins ten dollars. Vice Principal William Brokowski believes prizes attract teens and improve turnout.
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New Milford, Conn
UPS
New Milford High School
Cold Cash
William Brokowski
Brokowski
Mastodon Butchery Evidence Reported At Houston Meeting
North Olmsted Junior High teacher Russell Alan Falquet presented conclusive evidence that 9 000 years ago Paleo Indians butchered mastodons and smaller animals at Willard Marsh in southern Huron County. He noted humans were present as butchers but cautioned there is no proof of the animals' deaths.
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American Anthropological Association
Houston
North Olmsted
Russell Alan Falquet
Falquet
Willard Marsh
Huron County
North America
Willard
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