Celeste proposes record Ohio budget with tax cuts
Governor Richard Celeste unveiled a 31.8 billion dollar 1985 87 budget boosting education and jobs programs while enacting a 10 percent personal income tax cut and large business tax reductions. The plan includes higher education increases and limits on tuition, with job growth incentives and an Edison Partnership Program funding 34 million and a 27 million industrial inducement fund for new or expanding Ohio companies.
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Columbus
Richard Celeste
Thomas Alva Edison
Celeste
Ohio
Chernenko illness sparks talk of resignation in Britain
Two British papers, The Sunday Times and The Express, report Soviet leader Konstantin Chernenko is so ill he may resign, citing unofficial sources. Pravda shows Chernenko foreword written last November. Moscow offers no change signals. Western diplomats say sources are unverified. AP notes no public appearance since December 27.
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Chernenko
London
Konstantin A. Chernenko
Kremlin
Moscow
Communist Party
Pravda
Sunday Times
Mikhailo
Gorbachev
the Express
Cleveland Supt Holliday Found Dead In High School Stairwell
Frederick Holliday, 58, superintendent of Cleveland schools, was found shot dead in a stairwell at Aviation High School. Police say it appeared self-inflicted, with an envelope bearing a letter sent to the crime lab. The magnet school serves about 325 students near Burke Lakefront Airport.
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Cleveland
Frederick Holliday
Aviation High School
Holliday
Robert Bolton
Bolton
Ali
School System
John Harriston
Lester Adelson
Cuyahoga County
Lake Erie
Burke Lakefront
Richard Larramee
Cleveland City Schools
Harvard University
Temple University
Philadelphia
York
Plainfield
N.J
Why are freedom fighters killing so many civilians
Early reports counted 22 dead in a northwest Nicaragua attack on a truck carrying coffee pickers to a state farm. Eyewitnesses say rebels set the truck on fire, with civilians including a 5 year old among the casualties. The broader question: why have civilians died as the United States backs rebels against the Sandinista government. Civilian deaths, including 134 children, are linked to the conflict as Sandinistas and contras trade accusations over targeting civilians while arming large portions of the populace.
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Nicaragua
Reagan
U.S
American journalist recalls Nicaragua trip amid anti-Sandinista conflict
Chronicle-Telegram staff writer David Knox spent two weeks in Nicaragua with Witness for Peace observing civil strife. He reported on a Dec 4 ambush of a Telcor coffee truck by about 200 contras on a mountain road near La Dalia. Soldiers described brutal killings of wounded and lootings amid firefight.
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Chronicle-Telegram
David Knox
Nicaragua
Witness For Peace
U.S
Knox
The
Agenor Gonzalez
Gonzalez
la Trinidad
la Dalia
Weather outlook: little snow with rising clouds
The forecast calls for partly cloudy skies tonight with a low near 5 to 10 degrees. Tuesday brings increasing clouds and a high in the upper 20s, with a 20 percent chance of snow tonight and Tuesday. Details on Page A-3.
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Robert E. Miller
Associated Press
Brian Usher
Tangioies
Dick Celeste
Juan
C-T
Telcor
National Telephone and Telegraph Company
Santo Roger Briones
Briones
Tama
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