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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 14, 1986

Page

5

Fundamentalists push alternate texts in Hawkins County schools

In Greeneville, families sue Hawkins County officials over textbook choices arguing religious freedom and objecting to works by Ray Bradbury, Margaret Mead, Jane Goodall and an Andersen fairy tale. The 1983 suit seeks alternative reading options for grades 1-8, with trial expected to last two weeks and possible damages.

Greeneville, Teno Hans Christian Andersen Anne Frank Hawkins County Michael P. Farris Holt Robert Cooper Ronald Woods

Congress travel bill costs $4.7 million in 1985

In 1985 more than half of Congress traveled overseas with lawmakers and aides crisscrossing the globe at a significant cost, highlighting the scale of official travel funded by that year’s bill.

Washington Congress House Senate Ted Stevens Alaska Capitol Hill

Ohio Representatives Who Took Foreign Trips in 1985

A Washington AP list names Ohio members of Congress who traveled abroad on taxpayer funds in 1985. DeWine Feighan Lalla Dakar Regula Seiberling Stokes and Wylie appear with approved countries and dates, noting totals and counts. Across both chambers the travel bill topped four million dollars, with many trips spanning Asia, Europe and the Caribbean.

Washington Ohio Congress Committee Japan Ussr Ireland Barbados Stokes Wylie Austria

1st Nationwide Bank absorbs State Savings and Citizens Home Savings

1st Nationwide Bank, a Federal Savings Bank, acquires State Savings and Citizens Home Savings. The expanded institution touts assets over 12 billion dollars, offices in five states, and a century of growth. A new brand emphasizes friendly service and personal assistance with a toll free line 1-800-245-0111.

State Savings and Citizens Home Savings 1St Nationwide Bank Federal Savings Bank

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