House Overrides Reagan Veto on 14.2 Billion Supplemental
The House voted 301 to 117 to override President Reagan's veto of a 14.2 billion dollar supplemental appropriations bill for 1982. Despite White House opposition, 81 Republicans joined Democrats, sending the bill toward the Senate as Reagan warned of budget busting and layoffs loom in agencies including the IRS. The Senate vote was anticipated.
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David Kiss
Knight-Ridder
Washington
White House
House
Reagan
Ogden
Utah
Congress
Senate
Department of Defense
Internal Revenue Service
Oberlin seeks new president to guard diversity soul
Oberlin College weighs a president search amid talks of principles and commitment. Faculty warn financial aid and program cuts could erode diversity, while students press for real input as the 11 member committee screens candidates for leadership and fundraising ability.
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Oberlin
Oberlin College
Craig Myers
Ior
COPUS
Szykowski
Jon Hamilton
the Review
Elyria Education Association Seeks Breakthrough Before Deadline
Negotiations between the Elyria school board and the Elyria Education Association resume at 4 p.m. at West High School as a Sept. 14 deadline nears. After a 30 hour session began Labor Day, leaders report some movement but five issues remain. A Sunday union meeting in North Ridgeville could ratify a tentative agreement or authorize job action if talks stall.
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Phil Hicks
Elyria School Board
The
Education Association
West High School
Elyria Education Association
EEA
Michael Routa
James McQuown
Melody Grove
Sugar Ridge Road
North Ridgeville
Routa
Withrow proposes state funds as low interest loans
Democratic treasurer candidate Mary Ellen Withrow pitched a Trink deposit program in Cleveland to put up to 100 million dollars from existing state investment funds into certificates of deposit at low rates. Eligible Ohio banks would reloan the money to struggling businesses. Withrow is challenging Dana Rinehart for the state treasurer post.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Mary Ellen Withrow
Withrow
Abatement debate for Cleveland schools and downtown tax breaks
Cleveland eyes the largest tax abatement push in city history to lure development like the National City Center. Critics say abatements mask true costs while supporters argue they keep projects feasible. cities watch Cleveland’s move as other metros consider similar programs.
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Cleveland
National City Center
George Voinovich
Elyria
Lorain
Akron
Ralph Perk
Dennis Kucinich
Cuyahoga County
Auditor's Office
Fast Ninth Street
Euclid Avenue
National City Bank and
Oliver Tyrone Corp
Medical Mutual
Weekend Weather Outlook Letters and Errors
A fragment notes partly cloudy weather tonight with lows near 66 and Saturday high around 85. Light southerly winds in the evening, with details promised on page A-3.
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Alfie
Ronald Reagan
Kansas
Alf Landon
Kansas State
Manhattan
Landon
Martin Wolk
C-T
Dwan Vanderpool
Vanderpool
Mathis Szykowski
Hamilton
Jennifer Kresh
Ms. Kresh
Robert Tufts
Tufts
Kresh
Franklin County
Dana Rinehart
Council
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