Lorain Transfers Parks Workers to Streets Department
Five parks department staffers move to the streets department to support snowplow crews amid fatigue. Service Director Robert Salkowitz cites civil service 30 day transfers and denies link to a council proposal. Union opposes the administrative transfer while drivers resist overtime after heavy snows.
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Lewis Center spared in Reagan 1983 budget plan
The Lewis Research Center in Cleveland will be spared from extinction under Reagan's 1983 budget proposal. Aeronautics funding for 1982 and 1983 is cut, with a 232 million dollar allocation for fiscal 1983, down from 270 million in 1981 but near the 233 million this year. Congress and Ohio lawmakers lobbied to preserve the NASA facility and its 2,700 employees.
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Ridgeville boards considers state cut response and school closings
North Ridgeville school officials meet at 7 30 PM to decide whether to stick to an 1982 budget or enact cuts and possible closures. Superintendent Moore cites deteriorating state aid and warns of disaster from further cuts. The board may rule on terminating Allen Elementary lease and accepts band director Sidoti resignation.
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Readers asked to rank best and worst presidents
The Chicago Tribune invites public input on a presidents rating poll paralleling experts. Readers rank the top 10 and bottom 10, with results to be published on Presidents Day next week, comparing public and expert views.
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Reagan Lessons on Anonymous Quotes and Media Symbiosis
The article argues that Reagan used anonymous leaks to push tax policy, revealing a symbiotic relationship between politicians and reporters. It cites Time and the Wall Street Journal on leaks and notes journalists often shape public perception while politicians guide what gets told, leaving the public misinformed.
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