Princess Margaret and Snowdon Separate Amid Royal Crisis
London reports Princess Margaret and Earl of Snowdon have mutually agreed to live apart with public duties carried out solo. No divorce planned. two-year separation possible before consented divorce. Queen Elizabeth helped arrange the separation amid friendship scandal. Former Lt. Gov John W Brown withdraws from Ohio’s 13th District race.
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Grocery price plunge trims inflation to one tenth of a percent
Washington reports February consumer prices rose only 0.1 percent as grocery costs fell. Beef prices led a 1.5 percent monthly drop at grocery counters, the largest in 24 years, with gasoline also down though food was the main factor easing inflation.
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Oberlin names Bahorek interim school superintendent
Oberlin School district appoints Stanley Bahorek as interim superintendent replacing W. W. Zinser who resigned Tuesday. Bahorek becomes the fourth chief since August as the district faces adminstration stability, with plans to use current staff and seek outside help though timing limits outside assistance.
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Bahorek named acting superintendent amid district turmoil
Reconsidering an earlier resignation Bahorek was named acting superintendent following Kessler's suspension. The 49 year old former teacher and coach with Ohio school system brings a master’s from Ohio State. He faces teacher contract talks grievances and calendar decisions as the board stabilizes the system.
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UAW plans shorter hours to boost job security
UAW President Leonard Woodcock says reduced work time without pay cuts will be the main bargaining aim this summer to bring 60,000 laid off workers back. About 2,800 delegates meet to set general demands ahead of talks with Ford GM and Chrysler starting in July.
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Ape uprising shocks Bel Air as simian group gates off estate
In Bel Air California three chimpanzees occupy a grove near Debra Kessler’s tennis court baffling police and prompting animal control to attempt removal. Officers and reporters flocked to the scene as the apes hurled branches and jeered, leaving investigators wary of the highly organized display by the mystery simian group.
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