Elyria Schools plan cuts to trim 1978 deficit
Elyria City Schools consider closing about 12 days around December 5 1978 to save 1 034 million dollars and cut staff through attrition and salaried holdbacks. Board President Robert Repas and Supt. Thomas Showalter outlined savings mainly from buses supplies and land.
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Elyria
Robert Repas
Thomas Showalter
Chronicle-Telegram
Repas
Showalter
Oklahoma City mother among 35 new space shuttle astronauts
The husband of Dr Shan non Lucid announced to their children that his wife is one of 35 women chosen to fly the space shuttle through 1990, breaking racial and sex barriers. Other named astronauts include Sally Ride of Stanford and Dr Margaret Seddon and Judith Resnik of Redondo Beach.
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Spock
Shannon Lucid
Oklahoma City
Earth
Sally K. Ride
Stanford
Calif
Margaret Seddon
Judith Resnik
Redondo Beach
Hospitals urged to curb costs nationwide
Three national groups led by the American Hospital Association the American Medical Association and the Federation of American Hospitals issued a joint call for drastic hospital cost cuts. They urged 23 000 hospital boards executives and medical leaders to adopt new guidelines including a moratorium on bed expansion in 1978 and a two year plan to reduce cost growth. They warned of public exposure for noncompliant hospitals and noted the move taps a broader effort to slow rising health care expenses.
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Chicao Tribune
American Hospital Association
American Medical Association
Federation of American Hospitals
Daniel Rostenkowski
Ill
Carter
Boards of Trustees
State Hospital Association
Medical Society
Alex McMahon
AHA
James H. Sammons
AMA
Michael D. Bromberg
Koppenhafer and Ramstead in Amherst court plea
Former Amherst Police Chief Arthur Koppenhafer and former Amherst Policewoman Care Ramstead face felony theft charges in Lorain County Common Pleas Court. Judge A Ross Siverling will hear the disposition Thursday weather permitting. Ramstead allegedly certified as trained by Koppenhafer to boost pay by about 2700 dollars while she worked as a department secretary.
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Amherst
Arthur Koppenhafer
Care! Ramstead
Lorain County
Penhafer
Ramstead
Koppenhafer
Ms. Ramstead
Amherst Police Department
Joseph A. Ushelyi
John Haynes
Russell Sherman
Rhodes urges Ohio 175th statehood observances March 1
Gov. James A. Rhodes urged schools local governments and civic groups to hold special events marking Ohio 175th statehood on March 1. He and other officials will take part in statehood day ceremonies in Chillicothe Ohio’s first capital. He urged public officials teachers and parents to use the anniversary to teach youth about the state's history.
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Columbus
UPI
James A. Rhodes
Ohio
Rhodes
Chillicothe
Cleveland Mafia suspects plead innocent in federal court
In a Cleveland federal courtroom seven of eight men tied to the Northern Ohio crime family appeared in suits to plead innocent to racketeering and murder conspiracy charges. Charged in the Greene killing and tied to gambling and loan sharking, the defendants include James T. Licayoli and Angelo Lonardo with others named James Fratianno Ronald Carabbia Pasquale Cisternino Thomas Sinito Alfred Calabrese and John Calandra who is hospitalized after a heart condition.
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Cleveland
John Nardi
Daniel J. Greene
Greene
James T. Licayoli
Angelo T. Lonardo
California
Aledena
James the Weasel
Fratianno
Warren
Ronald D. “the
Crap
Carabbia
Pasquale J
Butchie” Cisternino
Thomas J. Sinito
Alfred Calabrese
John P. Calandra
Hongisto to wed Elizabeth Colton in February wedding
Former San Francisco Sheriff Richard Hongisto, who recently resigned to become Cleveland police chief, plans to marry Elizabeth Colton, 29. Colton has long been active in the Democratic Party, aiding local candidates including Mayor George Moscone. A small wedding is planned at Colton’s San Francisco home in mid February.
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San Francisco
Richard Hongisto
Cleveland
Hongisto
Elizabeth Colton
Ms. Colton
Democratic Party
George Moscone
Winter Storm Rips Ohio With More Snow Ahead
Snow blankets Ohio with up to six inches more forecast in parts of the Buckeye state as a new storm forms and may hitThursday. Lorain County reports one to four inches today and tonight while northern areas see advisories and central to southern Ohio face heavy warnings. Visibility drops on icy, drifting roads and two people are treated for fall injuries. plows operate in Lorain and temperatures plunge to near zero in northwestern counties tonight.
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Ohio
Buckeye
Lorain County
National Weather Service
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Lorain
Travelers face snow and cold with wind advisories
A travel advisory remains in effect as snow falls with 1 to 3 inches accumulation by evening. Winds become strong, causing blowing and drifting. Temperatures peak near 20 Fahrenheit with lows near zero to 10 above tonight. Partly cloudy and calmer Wednesday with highs around 20.
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