Liddy parole marks new life after four years in prison
G Gordon Liddy will be released September 7 from federal prison in Allenwood after 52 months. His wife Frances says the home will be cleaned and five children aged 18 to 33 stay active in school. She notes offers of work and plans to stay in the Washington area.
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Ohio Turnpike chief aims to remove tolls by 1981
Carter Funding UK drives neutron bomb talk as Q L Teagarden, 81, of Harbor, Ohio, is named to a two year term as chair of the Ohio Turnpike Commission. Teagarden vows to fight plans to keep tolls past 1981 for the 241 mile road while noting his 28 years on the commission and leadership under the late Shacknessy.
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Chimps In Training Cast Doubt On Expansion Team Talk
The Brown Bears and the Chimpanzees feature in a discussion about expansion plans. The chimpanzees remain in training and are not officially designated as expansion teams in current hockey leagues.
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Ohio Senate endorses teacher evaluation bill for hiring
In Columbus the Ohio Senate backed a bill requiring school boards to base teacher hiring and firing on evaluations. The measure, sponsored by Rep Michael Stinziano and backed by the Ohio Education Association, was sent back to the House for concurrence in amendments as Gov Rhodes weighs action after a prior veto.
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Ohio Senate approves teacher evaluation bill with GOP opposition
The Ohio Senate passed the teacher evaluation bill amid party division. Senators Nabakowski Celebrezze Stano voted yes while VanMeter opposed. The measure sets multi year evaluation schedules, due process for dismissals, and potential appeals to a referee with court review.
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Warnke Warnke cites test ban as U.S. objective in Geneva
U.S. chief negotiator Paul Warnke said halting all nuclear tests would have consequences of the greatest significance in slowing the arms race. He noted major difficulties in trilateral talks with the Soviet Union and Britain, especially over including peaceful nuclear explosions in a total ban.
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Scottsboro rape case figure loses $6 million libel suit
Victoria Street, 70, lost her $6 million libel suit against NBC over the TV movie The Scottsboro Boys. Judge Neese ruled NBC published material but found no fault or actual malice. Street may appeal. The film portrayed the 1931 Scottsboro case and its depiction faced libel and privacy claims.
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