Clinton-Gore transition names insiders for key posts
President-elect selects Vernon Jordan and Warren Christopher to head the Clinton-Gore Transition. Jordan, 57, ex president of the National Urban League and United Negro College Fund, will chair the transition and run Washington operations. Christopher, veteran diplomat and former foreign policy adviser, will manage day-to-day operations from Little Rock and accompany Clinton to Washington.
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Ex-Rocky River educator a possible cabinet post
Donna Shalala, former Rocky River resident and current Chancellor of the University of Wisconsin Milwaukee, was named by the Wall Street Journal as a possible secretary of education for the Clinton administration.Her mother Edna Shalala, 82, a Rocky River probate attorney, says the rumor is a long shot.
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State probes Elyria Schools over talks dispute
SERB finds probable cause that the Elyria Board of Education violated a public bargaining law and orders a hearing not yet dated. OAPSE says the dispute centers on excluding David Bring from the bargaining team after his layoff, with a June session breaking up.
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Lorain teachers accept substitute roles after layoff threat
Lorain teachers facing layoffs chose to become permanent substitutes rather than be cut. Stacy Rosario and 13 others shifted from Hawthorne Elementary and Longfellow Junior High after the district warned of 60 days until layoffs. The Oct 30 vote set the compromise, with one reassigned teacher excluded from the tally.
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Promises and Pressure in News Terse Roundup
A compact recap of scattered items from London to Cleveland and Columbus. Diana offers a firm stance on royal in laws while Soviet arms policy, Ohio State cost cuts, and a Cleveland front for tourism appear in brief items. Index closes the page.
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Kellogg and Day Continue Family Store Line on Broad Street
The 75 store at 351 Broad St. endured for many years under the management of Kellogg and George Day, continuing a local family business through successive generations.
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Detroit officers suspended after motorist beaten to death
A Detroit incident led to seven officers including a supervisor being suspended without pay after they beat 35 year old Malice Wayne Green with a flashlight during a traffic stop. Chief Stanley Knox said Green died from the head injuries and an internal probe will report to the Wayne County prosecutor.
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