Strikes threaten openings of U.S. schools in 1978
Strikes or threat of strikes threaten school openings from Seattle to New Orleans as teachers demand higher pay and fringe benefits. In Cleveland 10,000 staff push for 20 percent raises amid a $25 million deficit. possible austerity cuts loom. In Marion, Indiana, 300 teachers face contempt hearings as walkouts continue and leaders were jailed.
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Substantial progress reported in GSA corruption probe
Washington sources say the GSA investigation hinges on securing cooperation from targets to testify as government witnesses. Despite millions found in accounts, prosecutors face proving bribe links as cases may hinge on plea deals and potential indictments. President Carter was briefed as officials describe substantial progress toward grand jury indictments.
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Russian Orthodox prelate dies during papal audience
Metropolitan Nikodim of Leningrad collapsed and died at a papal audience in the Vatican library during John Paul I’s investiture. He was 49, with a known history of heart trouble, part of a Russian delegation seeking church unity.
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Chronicle Telegram announces publication details and contact lines
The Chronicle Telegram lists publication data for September 1978 with address and pricing information. It notes the Elyria, Ohio office at 225 East Avent and provides phone numbers for local and Cheveland operations, along with carrier and mail rates.
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