Ohio General Assembly aids city schools and fights formula challenge
The Ohio General Assembly approved last minute legislation to ease school funding crises in Cleveland Toledo and other cities by borrowing from next year's revenue but only for the current crisis with repayment next year. A Cincinnati judge ruled the state aid formula unconstitutional prompting calls for a fairer long term plan while Rep John E Johnson proposed shifting school financing to the state income tax guaranteeing 1500 dollars per pupil.
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Cleveland
Toledo
Board of Education
Scribner Fauver
Elyria
Common Pleas
Cincinnati
John £. Johnson
D-orrville
Schlesinger
White House
Toby Moffett
D-Conn
Andrew Maguire
D-N.j
Energy secretary feud roils Carter energy push on Capitol Hill
Washington lawmakers blast James Schlesinger as a partisan obstacle to liberal aims. Kennedy accuses him of secrecy over offshore North Atlantic leases and royalty bidding. Liberals threaten to oppose the administration unless a fairer system gives smaller firms a share of profits.
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Washington
James Schlesinger
Capitol Hill
Congress
White House
Edward Kennedy
Dmass
North Atlantic
Schlesinger
Interior
Cecil Andrus
Kennedy
House
Senate
Carter
Maguire
Moffett
Energy Department
Billy Carter oversteps bounds with TV roast and beer jabs
The author complains Billy Carter overplays his role in public life with jokes about beer ventures and television appearances. He notes Billy’s humor harms both him and his brother President Jimmy Carter, while praising Billy as a shrewd businessman and devoted family man. The piece argues that public kinship limits exist and urges restraint.
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Billy Carter
Baby Brother
Newsweek
Elizabeth Taylor
Rock Hudson
Henry Fonda
Paul Newman
Bob Hope
Hope
Taylor
Billy
Carter
Georgia
Bert Lance
Jimmy
Nixon
Bobby Kennedy
Kennedy
John
Betty Ford
Chevy Chase
White House
Jimmy Carter
Intelligence chiefs warn Sadat assassination risk in Egypt
U.S. intelligence notes Egypt is overrun with paid agents of Sadat’s enemies. Libyan and Iraqi influence, including anti-Israel factions and Ba’ath links, are highlighted. Moscow strains with European communists amid subtle shifts in global alignment.
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Egypt
Sadat
Libya
Abdul Gamal Nasser
Iraq
Above all laws UN breaks labor contract and strike risk
The United Nations under Secretary General Kurt Waldheim is accused of unilaterally abrogating a 1976 collective bargaining agreement for roughly 9,000 Geneva and New York staff. Labor mediator Ted Kheel warns of a potential Geneva strike and global disruption if contracts are not respected.
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Kurt Waldheim
Waldheim
H. Debatin
Office of Financial Services
America
Theodore W. Kheel
Ted Kheel
Switzerland
Kheel
Geneva UN
Geneva
David and Goliath
World Organization
Impar
Tial
Glass Tower
Los Angeles
Afl-Cio
White House
International Labor Organization
Harry van Arsdale
New York City
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