CAPSE settles Midview teachers still out
Midview School District non teaching staff reached a two year contract with a 7 percent annual raise but teachers remain on strike ten days after the September 19 walkout. Disputes over first and second year pay and the salary index keep negotiations unresolved while both sides accuse the other of rigidity. A tentative teachers deal discussed Friday was rejected by the district attorney and superintendent. The non teaching pact includes retroactive pay, a 7 percent step after year 15, federal mediation, extended hospitalization, and no reprisal language.
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Grafton
Midview
Ohio Association of Public School Employees
GAPSE
Donald Scriven
Midview Board of Education
Scriven
Andrew Hudacko
OAPSE
John Beatty
Hudacko
Whyte
North Summit plans face scrutiny over Elyria proposal
City officials weigh financial risk of a $5 million Elyria facility tied to North Summit. Solicitor Ferguson warned approval may not bind city to the project and potential bankruptcy liability lingers with bonds. Bond counsel notes IRS rules could shift, while Stow officials urge MHPC review before financing. Shepherd says the city bears no repayment liability and the not-for-profit group continues its work despite Garrett era controversy.
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George Ferguson
Feguson
North Summit
Elyria
Jamies Shepherd
C-T
Shepherd
Garrett
Howard Saddler
Raymond Shilling
Robert Lloyd
Stow
the CT
Warren Finkel
Maple Heights
Council
Reminderville
Geauga Lake
Boston Heights
Summit County Health Systems Agency
Ohio Department of Health
Chapman and Cutler
Internal Revenue Service
Glenview
Domicile Manor
IRS
Chicago
McCormack Health Center
Pitts
Ferguson
Metropolitan Health Planning Corporation
MHPC
Lawrence Saltis
Lorain Community Hospital
North Olmsted
Lutheran Medical Center
Lorain
Roger Howard
Howard
Leo C. Svete
Amherst Hospital
Gerald Lorence
Ft. Worth
Texas
Nealie Ross
R. W. Jablonowski
St. Stephen Presbyterian Church
R. W. Rodgers
St. Charles Manufacturing
St. Charles, Dl
Vermilion man linked to 1976 murder case hears confession claim
The state seeks to claim a confession amid a murder charge against Hardwick, dismissed by Vermilion Municipal Judge Daley who said insufficient evidence linked him to the 1976 killing of Miss Baker. A new witness reportedly saw Hardwick on an overpass, while defense prepared an alibi citing his home in bed with parental testimony.
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Vermilion Municipal
David L. Daley
Hardwick
Lorain County Sheriff's
Miss Baker
Zerbini
Cleveland
Minimah Hasann
Alhandee
Hasann
Euclid General Hospital
Dan Smith
Scouts Rescued After Overnight Campout At Camp Belden
Five scouts lost for about an hour after failing to read a compass, camping overnight when rain and a raccoon frightened them. They breakfasted at 7 30 a m as volunteers, sheriff deputies, state troopers, and area fire departments joined the search. A helicopter was prepared as the boys were located.
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Hal
Belden
Ral
Camp Belden
Lorain County
Supreme Court refuses to revisit press warrant ruling
The Supreme Court declined to reconsider its May ruling allowing police to obtain warrants to search newspaper offices without subpoenas. The move followed Stanford University's bid to overturn the decision, linked to the Stanford Daily search on the Palo Alto campus in 1971.
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Washington
Supreme Court Today
Stanford University
High Court
Stanford Daily
University
Palo Alto, Calif
Talks on Egyptian Israeli peace move to Washington
Egyptian and Israeli negotiators will meet in Washington starting October 12 to complete the Camp David peace treaty. Washington is the site chosen over Ismailia to ease U.S. participation as Sadat and Begin pursue a two phase Sinai troop withdrawal and a guarded passage through the Gulf of Aqaba. The Israeli Parliament has ratified the Camp David accord and agreed to Sadat’s demand for withdrawal of Jewish settlements in Sinai. President Carter, Sadat, and Begin met at Camp David to lay frameworks for peace and a three month goal for a treaty. Negotiations will map demarcation zones for Sinai deployments and establish a withdrawal timetable with UN forces on the southern Sinai coast.
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Camp David
Washington
Israel
Cairo
Egypt
Suez Caral City
Ismailia
Anwar Sadat
Sinai Desert
Sadat
Carter
Menachem Begin
Tian
Sinai
United Nations
Gulf of Aqaba
U.N
Akron man gets three years after extortion plea
An Akron area drifter, Alexander Barnes, 34, was sentenced to three years in prison after pleading guilty to attempting to extort $25,000 from Jacqueline Onassis and Elizabeth Taylor. He faced multiple extortion letters to celebrities including Farrah Fawcett Majors and Cornelia Wallace.
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Cleveland
UPJ
Jacqueline Onassis
Elizabeth Taylor
Alexander Barnes
U.S
William K. Thomas
Barnes
Clarence B. Taylor
Columbus Firefighters Vote on 30 Month Contract
Columbus firefighters completed voting on a proposed 30 month contract with the city. About half of the 771 firefighters voted Saturday and the rest Sunday. Local 67 President Roy Morello said results would be delayed as union rules are checked for Sunday voting methods. Officials warned the process could delay results from one day to one week.
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Columbus, Ohio
Columbus
International Association of Fire Fighters
Local 67
Roy Morello
Morello
Wiring blamed in Beverly Hills Supper Club fire
A federal inquiry found aluminum to copper wiring connections likely violated fire codes and, with wiring deficiencies, may have sparked the May 28 1977 Beverly Hills Supper Club blaze in Southgate Ky, killing 165. Rep Thomas A Luken called the findings significant and urged grand jury review.
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Cincinnati
Beverly Hills
Southgate
U.S
Consumer Product Safety Commission
Thomas A. Luken
Ohio Highway Death Toll Rises This Weekend
Ohio Highway Patrol reports at least 17 deaths on state highways this weekend with six fatalities from three double-fatality crashes. Patrol tallies traffic deaths from 6 p.m. Friday to midnight Sunday to compile the count.
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Ohio
The
Highway Patrol
N.Y. Post and pressmen reach tentative contract accord
The New York Post and striking pressmen reached a tentative agreement Sunday night, pending union ratification, with a Post attorney saying the tabloid could be back on newsstands by Wednesday after eight hours of bargaining. Washington report notes expansion of urine testing in the armed forces to 60 percent of 18 to 20 year olds.
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N.Y. Post
NEW York
New York Post
Post
Howard Squadron
The
Squadron
Washington
UPI
John H. Johns
Pentagon
Sadat Calls Arabs to Strive for Israeli Peace
Egypt's President Anwar Sadat urged fellow Arabs to negotiate with Israel under the Camp David peace framework. He invited President Carter to visit Egypt and help sign an Israeli Egyptian treaty to be negotiated later this month.
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Cairo
Egypt
UPI
Anwar Sadat
Carter
Sadat
Israel
Camp David
United States
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