Jesse Jackson Campaigns in Cleveland and Youngstown Ohio
Rev. Jesse L. Jackson toured Cleveland and Youngstown urging federal rules on plant closings and a free college education. He spoke to about 5,000 in Cleveland and 2,000 in Youngstown, calling for 18 months plant-closure notices and job-creation incentives while backing Rainbow Coalition unity and a nuclear arms race stance.
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Youngstown
Jesse L. Jackson
Cleveland
Jackson
Ohio
Olivet Institutional Baptist Church
Mount Calvary Pentecostal Church
White House
Statehouse
Poorhouse
Turnpike bonds harder to redeem nationwide
Ohio Turnpike Commission plans to call in 2.745 million dollars in bonds on Thursday. Bonds were sold across the country in the 1950s, many not redeemable. only 68 thousand dollars are easily traceable. Since 1978, over a million in bonds remain unredeemed.
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Columbus
Ohio Turnpike Commission
Allan V. Johnson
Johnson
Commission
Turnpike Commission
Prosecutor may bargain with Bittner accomplices in murder case
Lorain County prosecutors floated possible deals to gain testimony from Lyndon Grimes and Douglas Malone against Herman and Howard Bittner in the Kinney murder case. No agreement exists yet as pre trial hearings continue and competence tests are ordered. Grimes and Malone face multiple felonies and the Bittners await trial on aggravated murder charges with numerous specifications.
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Elyria
Herman
Howard Bittner
Lorain County
Robert Nagy
Lyndon Grimes
Douglas Malone
Bittners
Sheffield Lake
Nagy
Grimes
Gerald Strait
Common Pleas Court
Joseph Cirigliano
Herman Bittner
Dora Kinney
Inch Weller
W. G. Nord Center
Martin Sweeney
Sweeney
Bittner
Cirigliano
Malone
Lorain
Kinney
John Kitchen
Coachlight Inn
Amherst
Lewis Kale
Stang Road
CSU grads score low on state bar exams
Cleveland State University’s Cleveland-Marshall College of Law posted the second lowest passing rate among Ohio’s nine state law schools on last July’s bar exam. Dean Robert L. Bogomolny cites a policy of admitting high-risk students, including minorities and first generation entrants, as contributing to the below-average results. He notes 64 percent passed in 1982 and 1983, with 30 repeaters in the latest year, and mentions a switch to semesters to improve outcomes and aid bar review access.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Cleveland State University
Cleveland-Marshall College of Law
Cleveland State
Law School
Robert L. Bogomolny
Bogomolny
Demoted DCSC worker says he was paid to do nothing
Eugene Duncan, a Defense Construction Supply Center official, contends he earned about 50 000 from August 1982 to June 20 while not being assigned work and reading at his desk during an evaluation period. He faces an unsatisfactory rating and a Merit System Protection Board appeal amid claims his demotion followed an aggressive push to reform the office.
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Columbus
Defense
Eugene Duncan
Duncan
Columbus Dispatch
Merit System Protection Board
Naval Reserve Training Center
George B Powers
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Free College
Martin Luther King Jr
Fellowship Baptist Church
Chicago
Rainbow Coalition of
Rebecca Boatright
Rebecca
Turnpike
Brandon Brown
Brian Brown
Keller-Hanna Drive
Brunswick
Strongsville Holiday Inn
Gus Chan
CSU Grads
Atate
James Karger
DCSC
Karger
Baloney
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