NAACP charges bias in Elyria City Schools
The Elyria NAACP says it will file discrimination charges with HEW and the Ohio Civil Rights Commission against Elyria City Schools, alleging segregation of students and teachers and employment discrimination. If HEW finds discrimination, federal funding could be at risk. local officials question the claims and plan responses through the school board and state channels.
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Polish Cardinal Karol Wojtyla becomes John Paul II Pope
The Vatican elected Polish Cardinal Karol Wojtyla, 58, as John Paul II on the second ballot, making him the first non Italian pope in 465 years and a 263rd successor to St. Peter. He was archbishop of Krakow and previously cardinal-elector by Pope Paul VI.
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Vermilion teachers avert strike with new pact
Vermilion teachers and the school board ratified a two year contract giving a 13 percent salary increase. If the Nov 7 sewer levy fails, about 50 staff cuts and program and bus service reductions will follow to fund raises. The base rises to ten thousand seven hundred seventy five in 1990.
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Grunda approves broad payroll increases across county offices
County Incrones raises range from 100 to 2000 annually for staff, with Grunda boosting his top assistant prosecutor to 20500 and naming Joseph Grunda Jr as new assistant prosecutor after passing the bar. Senior prosecutor Richard Laux gains top raise. numerous others listed with varied increases and new salaries for secretaries and investigators.
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Council eyes new tax funds split for city budget
The City Council plans a 95 percent operating and five percent capital split for the 1 percent income tax receipts from October through December to boost operating funds by about 280,000, aiding prior pay raises. December revenues credit to next year may lower total this year, altering projections.
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Economist Herbert Sines Wins 1978 Nobel Prize in Economics
Herbert Sines, a native of Kee, is a professor at Melsen University, Stockholm, and received the 1978 Nobel Prize for Economic Science, according to the report from Stockholm.
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Energy bills end 95th Congress as Carter cheers
The 95th Congress adjourned after a marathon session delivering an energy program a jobs bill and a tax cut for President Carter. House Speaker O Neill and Senate leaders wrapped up 30 to 34 hour sessions. Energy package cleared after Abourezk filibuster ended at midnight with a 231 168 House vote and late Senate action.
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