Celeste prioritizes education in 1986-87 budget plan
Gov. Richard Celeste says education will be the top priority as he unveils budget recommendations for 1986-87 to the Legislature. He supports higher teachers salaries, but stops short of backing all Board of Education proposals, and notes no tax cut will impede education funding. Franklin Walter and William Phillis outline a $1.58 billion education package including raises to $13,700 in 1986 and $14,800 in 1987, an 8 percent per-pupil increase to $2,235, and $300 million for mandatory kindergarten programs. Other items include special education for inmates, free summer remedial programs, and a Master Plan for Excellence to reform tenure.
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Columbus
Richard Celeste
Celeste
State Board of Education
Franklin B. Walter
William Phillis
Phillis
State Department of Education
Jobs at risk in Conrail sale sparks Eckart push
Rep Dennis Eckart of Ohio urged meetings with Conrail and Norfolk Southern after signaling concern that a Conrail sale to NS may cost Ohio jobs. He warned against loss of competition and possible rate hikes, noting Conrail employs 7600 in state and had 1988 NE Ohio revenues over 51 million. The government still owns 85 percent and a decision keluarga awaits Justice Department input.
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Washington
Cleveland
Dennis Eckart
Conrail
Norfolk & Southern Corp
U.S. Department of Transportation
Consolidated Rail Corp
Norfolk & Southern
Alleghany Corp
J. Willard Marriott
Eckart
Buffalo
N.Y
Ohio
Eickart
Transportation Department
Justice Department
Penn Central Railroad
Northeast
St Joseph aspirin to include Reye warning label
St Joseph aspirin maker agrees to label changes after Health Secretary Heckler request warning against giving aspirin to children with influenza or chickenpox without physician approval. Plough Inc of Memphis also says it will cooperate while reviewing evidence though it maintains no proven link to Reye’s Syndrome.
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Washington
St. Joseph
Plough Inc
Memphis, Tenn
Health and Human Services
Margaret M. Heckler
Reye
Bayer
Heckler
Sterling Drug, Inc
National Centers For Disease Control
CDC
St. Joseph’s
Vietnamese suffer heavy losses in Cambodia campaign
In western Cambodia near the Thailand border the Khmer People's National Liberation Front camp at Ampil fell to an estimated 3,000 Vietnamese troops. About 5,000 defenders retreated, while Son Sann, former Cambodian prime minister and head of the resistance, called the operation a mission accomplished.
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Nong Chan
Thailand
Namese
Khmer People’s National Liberation Front
Ampil
Cambodia
Son Sann
Sonn San
Heng Samrin
Vietnam
Inflation slips to 1.8 percent in 1984 says government
Washington AP reports wholesale prices rose 1.8 percent in 1984, the third smallest gain in 20 years, aided by weak energy and food costs. Analysts forecast 1985 could see around 1 percent inflation, with declines expected into the year as OPEC volatility persists.
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Labor Department
Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
Michael Evans
Evans Economics
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