Barberton Teen Faces Terminal Cancer With Dignity
Dennis Muller an 18 year old Barberton High student battles osteogenic carcinoma that spread to his lungs and skull after six Cleveland Clinic surgeries. Despite terminal prognosis, he earned credits to graduate with a 3.72 GPA and 39th in a class of 320. He credits support from Joyce Sedberry and Mrs. Eckenrode.
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Paul Dyment
Cleveland Clinic
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Barberton
Radiation leaks persist at Pa. plant after incident
Officials say no meltdown risk remains at the Three Mile Island plant near Parsippany and that radiation releases may take time to return to normal. A congressional team probes possible human error while NRC cites Met-Ed for excessive exposure of an employee. Critics allege a public safety cover story as experts urge evacuations for nearby residents. The plant shut down 20 times last year during testing before its December startup.
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N.J
General Public Utilities Corp
Congress
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Nuclear Regulatory Commission
Met-Ed
NRC
Wald
Thursday
Metropolitan Edison Co
Ernest Sternglass
University of Pittsburgh
Three Mile Island
Readying for Gacy trial dumps him the following day
The item notes that as the Gacy trial neared, he was released the next day and mentions photos of Rin gall taken after an alleged attack by Gacy, as reported by AP.
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Ringall
Gacy
Hart innocent of Scout slayings in Pryor Oklahoma
Gene Leroy Hart was acquitted by a six man six woman jury of first degree murder in the 1977 deaths of Doris Milner Michelle Guse and Lori Farmer at a summer camp. Prosecutors argued the victims were sexually assaulted and beaten with a camp ax as Hart sat impassive through the trial proceedings.
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Pryor, Okla
UPI
Gene Leroy Hart
Hart
Doris Denise Milner
Michelle Guse
Lori Lee Farmer
Mart
Isaacs
S.M. Fallis
Michele Guse
Franklin
Fairfield Counties
Licking County
North Olmsted approves school tax by broad margin
Voters in North Olmsted approve a school tax by a wide margin, funding more than 100 academic courses and all varsity sports while cutting most bus transportation and laying off 95 staff including 40 teachers. Supporters celebrate as the levy passes in 38 of 39 precincts.
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Berger
Levy
Donald Frazi
Tote
Karen Hanrahan
Economy Leading Index Drops 0.9 Percent in February
Washington reports the Index of Leading Economic Indicators fell 0.9 percent in February, the steepest drop since July, signaling a cooling economy. Commerce Department chief economist Courtenay Slater expects about 2 percent growth in Q1, noting severe winter weather as a factor.
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Washington
UPI
Commerce Department
Courtenay Slater
Briton Airey Neave Dies In Car Bomb At Commons
A car bomb exploded in a garage beside the House of Commons killing Airey Neave a 63 year old Conservative MP and Northern Ireland hopeful. Neave famed for his Colditz escape and wartime roles was seen as a hardline opponent of the IRA with no immediate claim of responsibility reported.
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APD
House of Commons
Airey Neave
Conservative
Northern Ireland
Neave
Big Ben
Scotland Yard
Irish Republican Army
Abingdon
Colditz
Europe
NASA Wives Travel At Government Expense Scrutinized
Senate subcommittee findings show NASA administrator Robert Frosch and deputy Alan Lovelace took wives on foreign trips costing about 8,581.67. Trips covered meals and hotels, with tours in Portugal Spain France Switzerland Germany and Great Britain.
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UPI
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
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Robert Frosch
NASA
Alan M. Lovelace
Portugal
Spain
France
Switzerland
Germany
Great Britain
Proxmire
Senate Appropriations
Space Agency
Miles Waggoner
Agency
Ohio school subsidies rise amid stalled tax relief plan
Columbus Gov. Rhodes and leaders raise state school subsidies to 784 million while scrapping about 155 million in property tax relief. The budget source remains unspecified within the 17.7 billion two year plan, as summit discussions continue.
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Columbus
James A. Rhodes
Rhodes
Senate
House
Cleveland Heights Voters Approve Income Tax Increase
Voters in Cleveland Heights approved a city income tax hike on Thursday with 6,089 votes for and 3,978 against. The rate will rise from 1.44 percent to 2 percent, boosting municipal revenue.
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Cleveland Heights
Ohio Lottery Announces Winning Numbers This Week
UPI reports Ohio draw results with Gold ball 8 and White 60 Blue 340 for the week. Win-A-Thon 49964 also listed as a prize drawing winner.
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Cleveland
UPI
Ohio
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