State again refuses pay for Cleveland desegregation buses
The Ohio State Controlling Board voted 5 to 2 against releasing 4.2 million to cover half the cost of buses used to desegregate Cleveland schools. The board reasoned releasing funds would weaken its legal position in an appeal. Gov Rhodes had urged funding, but no appropriation was made.
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Columbus
UPL
Ohio Treasury
Cleveland Public Schools
Stanley J. Aronoff
Cincinnati
David S. Cupps
Releas
Cleveland
Frank J. Battisti
U.S District Court
Vorys, Sater, Seymour
Aronoff
Ohe General Assembly
William F. Bowen
Dcincinnati
Clevelana
6Th Circuit Court of Appeals
James A. Rhodes
General Assembly
State Office of Budget and Management
Rhodes
U.S. Supreme Court
Ohio Board of Education
Thomas A. van Meter
R-Ashland
van Meter
Sinkhole nears apartment building at Maracaibo complex
A 40 foot deep sinkhole at the Maracaibo Apartments in Gainesville, Florida, closed to within five feet of a nearby building after swallowing a 1982 Oldsmobile. The Alachua County sheriff blocked access as the hole continued to grow, with geology experts noting limestone ground 60 to 70 feet below the surface and no subsurface water. The incident followed a rise in Florida sinkholes this year and amid broader regional reporting on Middle East conflict and U.S. tax policy unrelated to the Florida event.
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Gainesville
Fla
Maracaibo
Alachua County
University of Florida
Central
North Florida
Maracaibo Apartments
Marcus
Florida
Don Widegren
Great Winter Park
Penn Square Bank collapse prompts long depositors line up
In Oklahoma City, about 28,000 Penn Square Bank accounts face uninsured losses. FDIC seizes the bank, reopens as Deposit Insurance National Bank of Oklahoma City to wind down Penn Square. About $50 million in bad loans, mainly to oil and gas, triggered the failure. insured deposits up to $100,000 remain protected while withdrawals continue. Lester Terry of Edmond expects to lose $78,000 amid the chaos.
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Oklahoma City
UPI
Penn Square Bank
U.S
William M. Isaac
FDIC
Penn Square
Chicago
Insurance National Bank of
Lester Terry
Edmond, Oklo
Penn Square Federal
Sitter for 5 dead children musing about spell
Christine Falling, 19, who cared for five children who died in two years, wonders if she has a spell around her when near youngsters. Travis DeWayne Coleman, 2½ months, was the latest death. organ tests are pending. No charges linked to falling. she faces forgery counts in circuit court.
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Blountstown
Fla
UPI
Christine
Miss Falling
Travis DeWayne Coleman
Fort Lauderdale
Travis
Miss
Coleman
Tallahassee
Josph Sapala
Financially strapped dailies plead their cases
Honolulu jurors hear the Newspaper Preservation Act challenge to the citys antitrust suit against the joint operating agreement between the Advertiser and Star-Bulletin. Judge Curtis said the trial could take most of a month with two alternates chosen and opening statements set for Tuesday, while IRS seizure of the Valley Times in North Las Vegas seeks tax repayment and asset forfeiture.
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Honolulu
UPI
Jesse Curtis
Horrorshit
North Las Vegas
Nev
Internal Revenue Service
Valley Times
U.S
Lamond Mills
Bob Brown
Mills
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PLO
United States
Khalil Itani
ABC
Good Morning America
Beirut
Yasser Arafat
New York Times
Arafat
Sixth Fleet
West Beirut
Israel
Tass
the Chronicle Telegram
East Avener
P.O
Elyzia
Ohio
Raghee Po Een mi Elyria
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Fred Beedy
Christing Falling
Blounstown
Newspaper Preservation Act
Frank Fasi
Hawaii
HNA
Curtis
Los Angeles
IRS
Brown
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