Judge halts Lorain cuts orders talks in court
Lorain County Common Pleas Judge Floyd D. Harris enjoined the Lorain Board of Education from cutting 98 teachers and six nurses and ordered daily negotiations with LEA negotiators. The court barred unilateral RIF policy and demanded weekly progress reports, with hearings and meetings set for today. The strike began March 9, affecting attendance and prompting superintendent Nunley to urge parents to tune in to local radio for updates.
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Robert Murray
Madison County
Charles Nunley
Nunley
Curtis Calamari
School chief quits again in Oberlin
Acting Oberlin School Superintendent W. W. Zinser resigns for the second time citing an overwhelming workload and multiple school problems. A special board session at 6 30 p m will accept the resignation, as Zinser says his energy has been exhausted by ongoing issues within the board staff and community.
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Carter's Ill win stuns foes as Ford presses unity bid
In Illinois Reagan battles to stay in the race as Ford touts unity. Carter wins big in Illinois Democratic primary with Stevenson leading delegates. GOP delegates show Ford ahead. Reagan trails with 14. Other notes cover corruption advances in Ohio BMV fund shortages and a Cleveland debutant suit.
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Jimmy Carter
George Wallace
Fred Harris
Sargent Shriver
Illinois
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Harris
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Adlai Stevenson
Humphrey
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Daniel Walker
Victo
Stevenson
Daley
Michael Howlett
Icy overnight winds spark chaos and delays around Elyria
Winds up to 30 mph and four inches of new snow created icy roads and multiple accidents in the Elyria area. Two police officers were injured in a cruiser crash on Infirmary Road, while a four car collision near Rt 57 injured Betty A. Reaser. Fans faced traffic jams around the Coliseum as Lakers beat Cavaliers 109 105, and Cleveland postponed its St Patrick's Day parade to Sunday. Thistledown cancelled today's 10 race card.
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Weather outlook with snow flurries east tonight
Cloudy conditions persist with a 30 percent chance of precipitation tonight and 20 percent tomorrow. Lows near the upper teens to 20s, highs in the mid 20s to 30s regionally. Yesterday’s high reached 22 at 4 p.m. and the low was 17 at 7 a.m.
Queen Elizabeth Considers Separation for Margaret and Snowdon
British papers report Queen Elizabeth has discussed a possible separation for Princess Margaret and Antony Armstrong-Jones the Earl of Snowdon amid a stormy 16 year marriage. Buckingham Palace confirms talks but cites no decision. Lord Snowdon reportedly seeks divorce on grounds of incompatibility while other royals favor separation.
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Roddy Llewellyn
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