Ohio leaders seek talks on school funding reform
Ohio Senate Majority Leader Oliver Ocasek says Democratic leaders and newly re-elected Governor James Rhodes should meet soon to discuss Ohio school funding as the new legislature convenes. House Speaker Vernal Riffe Jr. joins in planning the meeting, with public schools as top priority.
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Saturday Classes Set in Cleveland Public Schools
Public school pupils will have three Saturday classes next spring in April May and June to makeup five weeks of teacher strike days. The plan carries $200000 per Saturday in overtime pay and the district cannot fund further raises after the failed levy cut $11.1 million in planned employee pay increases.
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How the party chiefs analyze the election
Democratic County Committee Chair man Victor Stewart Jr. of Elyria discusses why Celeste underperformed countywide. He cites lack of a school financing plan and senior citizen support for Rhodes, plus lower than expected turnout and party organization efforts and voter lists usage on election day. Stewart notes 10 690 registered Democrats and 6 395 Republicans in Elyria with 10 022 independents.
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Carter signs five parts of national energy plan
President Carter signed the five parts of the national energy plan into law, offering homeowners tax breaks for insulation, potential deregulation of natural gas prices, and other steps to ease energy problems. He cited saving 2.5 million barrels of oil daily by 1985, a substantial improvement, as representatives from multiple nations attended the White House signing.
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Suburban Disease NGU Warned By Mass. Doctor
Dr. Nicholas J. Fiumara warns nongonococcal urethritis NGU a newly recognized venereal disease spreading nationwide and worldwide. He notes NGU is linked to affluence, often with mild symptoms or none, and can inflame female pelvic organs risking sterility and cause eye infections and infant pneumonia.
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Sadat Says New Snags May Pause Peace Talks With Israel
President Anwar Sadat warned peace talks with Israel might be suspended as reports from Washington and Jerusalem cited difficulties over linking the treaty to future status of occupied Arab territories. Israeli officials could not confirm details and Begin pondered a possible Canada trip delay.
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Penfield collision leaves three dead and one injured
A Penfield crash killed three people and injured one as authorities investigated the scene. The report also notes related local matters and ongoing regional political developments referencing cabinet sessions and regional construction activity.
United Way Tops Local Firms in 90 Percent Giving
United Way led a list of firms including College Book Stores Ohio Vending Plumb Construction Reidy-Scanlan Co Ridge Tool Sam Klein Co Smith Dairy Ted Jacobs Woodward Construction WUAB TV Cleveland Electric Muminating General Electric Lorain Printing Nordson Servomation TRW Nelson Elyria YWCA with 90 percent fair-giving. Amherst City Schools administration staff and Lake Erie Electric also reported 90 percent participation.
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Priests urged to keep celibacy says Pope John Paul II
Pope John Paul II told Rome priests to maintain celibacy and focus on their sacred tasks. He warned against overemphasis on temporal concerns and recalled Poland experiences about serving God in urban settings. Attendance dips at major basilicas while suburbs rise.
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