Ohio lawmakers weigh pay raise bill fate for Rhodes
Democratic leaders in the Ohio General Assembly face a hot decision on a 28.6 percent pay raise bill for lawmakers and up to 31.5 percent for officials. Senate leader Oliver Ocasek plans to poll his colleagues and may push sending the bill to Gov. Rhodes despite a likely veto. He notes only 15 of 21 Senate Democrats supported passage and that reconsideration is unlikely unless a strong coalition forms.
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Job figures show steady unemployment but record employment
Washington reports November unemployment at 5.8 percent with a 540 000 rise in total employment to 95.7 million. Employment gains center on adult men while Black teenage unemployment jumps to 36.2 percent. Labor force participation hits a record 63.6 percent.
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Golda Meir dies at 80 in Jerusalem hospital
Former Israeli Prime Minister Golda Meir dies at age 80 in Hadassah Hospital Jerusalem after months of illness. Government to hold a special mourning session. Meir endured lymphoma with radiation and chemotherapy. She led Israel through major conflicts from 1948 to 1973 and faced Kissinger over policy.
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Murals at Citizens Home Savings to be razed in remodel
Two large murals created in 1950 by Alean Galigher will be destroyed as Citizens Home Savings at 559 Broadway Lorain undergoes a 450000 remodel adding a three story addition and basement. President Howard Fischer and Vice President Theresa Michalski say the wall reliefs cannot be saved.
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Zanesville
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Iranians torch Yank firm's headquarters
Anti American demonstrators attacked the Isfahan headquarters of Grumman Aircraft Co as hundreds of wives and children of U S servicemen in Iran fled on voluntary flights. Diplomats said several Americans were inside the three story building when protesters set it ablaze Everyone inside escaped unhurt and the American community in Isfahan has reduced significantly The airlift was organized at Mehrabad airfield with about 1 800 dependents of 850 service members expected to leave Officials would not say how many joined the exodus The State Department offered similar flights to dependents of civilian officials
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Weather Update Snow and Rain Through Saturday
Snow is forecast tonight with a change to snow by Saturday morning. Lows in the 30s tonight and Saturday. Precipitation chances near 100 percent tonight and 90 percent Saturday. Northerly to northeasterly winds 10 to 15 mph tonight, NW 15 to 20 mph by late tonight. Sunrise 7:41 a.m. Sunset 4:58 p.m. Details on page B-7.
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