Dukakis pledges aid to Ohio industry during Midwest tour
Gov. Michael Dukakis outlined federal loans and grants to modernize and expand industry in Ohio and the Midwest. He met reporters at Burke Lakefront Airport before a $500-a-plate Cleveland fundraiser, pledging to help a strong steel and auto sector while building a national campaign base ahead of Super Tuesday.
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Tax shift turns commuters into major Cleveland funders
Cleveland plans to divvy 202 million dollars in taxes with four fifths of the income tax paid by commuters. Non residents supply over half the city budget even as suburban residents and their councils will handle 1988 tax decisions. The shift since 1967 moved burden from business to employees, expanding the nonresident share of funding. TURN TO PAGE E-2.
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3000 Cleveland staff laid off amid teachers strike
Nearly 3,000 non teaching city school employees will be laid off as long as the district's teachers remain on strike. Classes for Monday and Tuesday are canceled as talks resume at noon. The district will suspend most compensation and benefits while keeping health care. Union officials deny rowdy picket line claims.
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John Hairston
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Asbestos delay hits Baldwin Wallace Marting Hall renovation
Baldwin Wallace College delays 90 year old Marting Hall restoration after asbestos is found during prep work. An abatement firm recommends full removal under EPA standards, delaying project by about three months. Built 1898 and on the National Register, the building once known as Old Main was flooded in 1982.
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Unions in Ohio weigh Democratic presidential candidates cautiously
Ohio labor leaders survey four viable contenders Dukakis Gephardt Gore Jackson with no statewide endorsements this year due to national neutrality policy. AFL CIO AFSCME and Steelworkers notes show Dukakis and Gephardt strongest, Jackson and Gore also active. Delegates pledged varies, some intra union differences, no single consensus emerged.
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