Berea teachers strike leads to arrests at bus center
Picket lines at all 21 Berea district schools during a morning strike after talks failed. Two Ohio Education Association members were arrested for obstructing bus movement at 235 River Parkway, freed on $250 bond. The district includes Berea and nearby townships with 15,000 pupils and 732 teachers.
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Berea Board of Education
Ohio Education Association
River Parkway
Edward G. Spiezio
Shelly
North Olmsted
Jeffrey Westfall
Ward St
Versailles
Ohio
James Hennessy
Middlebury Heights
Brook Park
Riveredge Township
Olmsted Falls
Cuyahoga County
Snowy weather spurs area snow sculptors
Three inches of fresh snow fell Saturday into Sunday with temperatures around 35 degrees creating ideal conditions for local snow sculptors yesterday. The new snow brings the total to three inches.
Weather in the 30s with light snow flurries and clear roads
Partly cloudy tonight and tomorrow with lows from the upper teens to mid 20s. Highs tomorrow near 35. Precipitation chances 10 percent tonight and 20 percent tomorrow. Winds south to south 10 to 20 mph. Snow flurries in Eastern Ohio diminish as high pressure moves in from the west and a low pressure system shifts east. Roads largely clear but some ice remain. Weather observer notes six inches fallen since Thursday in North Ridgeville, with limited impact.
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North Ridgeville
Ohio Edison
Columbia Gas
Ohio
National Weather Service
Subdivision plan eyed for West Ridge Road site
Vermilion builder Richard Dillon proposes a 380 acre mixed use development off West Ridge Road in Elyria. The first phase would cover 50 acres with over 5 million dollars in initial work, including 2 1/2 story apartments and townhouse condominiums amid a commercial zone. Utilities would extend from Brunswick Drive to Murray Ridge Road as plans proceed pending planning commission approval in February or March.
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African summit split on Angola in Addis Ababa
At the OAU meeting in Addis Ababa the 22 to 22 divide over recognizing the MPLA or backing a neutral coalition stalled after midnight. Leaders urged end to foreign intervention while South Africa and Western aid to FNLA UNITA drew sharp accusations from Roberto and Savimbi, who were excluded from the debate. Agostinho Neto did not attend.
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UNITA
Murtala Muhammed
Nigeria
Organization of African Unity
Peter Onu
OAU
Uganda
Africa
GAU
Holden Roberto
Zaire
Zambia
Jonas Savimbi
UNTTA
U.S Senate
Savimbi
Vietnam
Roberto
Agostinho Neto
Lebanon army may enter war in Beirut clashes
Warring gunmen battled across Beirut with rockets mortars and machine guns as Lebanon's 18000-man army may enter the conflict. Christian forces blocked a Palestinian refugee camp while Muslim and Palestinian fighters fought block to block in central and eastern Beirut. A showdown between army and guerrillas was averted, amid rising death toll and calls for intervention. Agatha Christie died at 85 in Wallingford, while civil war deaths climbed to at least 65 with 125 wounded after nine months of chaos.
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Beirut
Lebanon
UPI
Kennedy illness nearly killed JFK Addison's disease revealed
Florida UPI reports a new Blair book claims John F Kennedy suffered from Addison's disease causing near-fatal events in Congress and later life. The authors cite family and doctors noting secrecy to protect politics. Details include near-death episodes in 1947 and a 1947 back surgery complications.
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UPI
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Clay Blair Jr
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Addison
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Blairs
Rose Kennedy
R. Sargent Shriver
Shriver
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Eunice
England
Robert Kennedy
Okinawa
Congress Sets Pritioner Prisoner Wages For British Officers
Philadelphia January 12 Congress votes to limit weekly prisoner of war spending at seven dollars per officer for beard care and release costs. Delegates protest reports that Captive British officers at Trenton were mistreated by innkeepers who denied Congress.
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Trenton
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