Mayoral Crisis in Texas Town Ends in Turmoil
In Tye Texas mayor Jim Snowden clashes with police and city council over firings and resig nations. The three council members quit, then moved to oust Snowden while Snowden fired the city judge and policed the town with deputies. Lawsuits and resignations follow as the dispute disrupts local government.
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Oberlin trustee Gutfreund tops pay ranking profile
OC grad and Oberlin College trustee since 1971, John H. Gutfreund tops a pay ranking in a Page A-1 feature. He notes he did not seek college to prepare for business, yet his gifts fund programmatic enrichment bringing writers and performers to Oberlin. He defends his concise, direct style as not mean-spirited and remains bullish about Oberlin’s future.
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Ohio's Sara Sibley pushes bigger Washington office role
In Washington Sara Sibley 33 oversees Ohio's push to secure federal funds. Governor Celeste aims to reduce the federal tax drain while expanding staff and space, boosting Ohio's lobbying presence alongside other states at the Hall of States. Ohio budget rises to about 280000 for the office.
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Soviet violinist Mullova defects to United States
Victoria Mullova and accompanist Vakhtang Zhordania defected during a Finland tour and arrived at Kennedy Airport from Sweden on Saturday. They left a 300 year old Stradivarius on loan to the Soviet government and were met privately in New York. They said limited Soviet concert opportunities prompted the move. they were granted humanitarian parole and may seek asylum.
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Jedi thefts signal rising film piracy lure in home video era
Hollywood AP reports two gunpoint print thefts of Return of the Jedi last week highlight escalating home video profits for bootleggers. PA officials say three more burglaries of Star Wars prints followed, with FBI noting high street value of a quality Jedi tape and pirates shifting from 35mm to 16mm.
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