Celeste pushes Ohio education reform from Cleveland club
Gov. Richard Celeste calls for an Education Excellence Initiative to raise Ohio from average by creating a constitutional trust fund. He cites a 20 percent statewide and 40 percent urban dropout rate and urges dedicated tax revenue to schools, higher ed, and early childhood programs.
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Cleveland
Richard Celeste
Education Initiative
Cleveland City Club
Celeste
Ohio
Skinheads and Klan plan eviction protest in Brookville
In Brookville Indiana a rally is set for Saturday with seven robed Klansmen and 15 to 20 Skinheads opposing the eviction of Knights of the Ku Klux Klan leader Joe Gosciniak from his Free Man Welding shop. Officials expect a peaceful demonstration.
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Brookville, Ind
Dan Quayle
Joe Gosciniak
Northwest Territory
Knights of the Ku Klux Klan
Quayle
Indiana
Gosciniak
National White Resistance Party
Skinheads
BNL
Free Man Welding
Brookville
Bill Zimmer
30th anniversary tributes to Buddy Holly at Surf Ballroom
Fans from the United States and Great Britain braved brutal cold in Clear Lake Iowa for the annual Buddy Holly remembrance at the Surf Ballroom. The event honored Holly with 2,000 plus attendees, memorializing his Feb 3 1959 death with photographs, memorabilia, and a throwback sock hop.
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Clear Lake
Iowa
Buddy Holly
United States
Great Britain
Surf Ballroom
Holly
Texas
Paycheck hearing set despite bid for delay
Ohio Supreme Court did not rule on a writ request that could delay Monday's Hillsboro resentencing for country star Johnny Paycheck linked to a 1985 tavern shooting. Judge Darrell Hottle will preside as Paycheck, 50, seeks reduced exposure after an appeal issue.
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Harry Franken
Ohio Supreme Court
Hillsboro
Paycheck
Ralph Buss
Highland County Common Pleas
Darrell Hottle
Ohio District Court of Appeals
Hottle
Greenfield
Cadiz
Bass
Police decline drug amnesty auto show plan in Columbus
Columbus police say they cannot endorse the Columbus Automobile Dealers Association plan to admit illegal and old drugs or drug paraphernalia as the price of admission to its February auto show. Esther Dern, executive vice president of the association, says the gimmick aims to shock the public about drug dangers. Lt Karl Tresselt states the police division does not endorse the amnesty day despite appreciating dealers’ anti drug efforts.
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Columbus
Columbus Automobile Dealers Association
Esther Dern
Publi
Dern
Karl Tresselt
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