Breakfast summit to mend relations over Cleveland finances
Mayor Dennis Kucinich and City Council President George Forbes planned a lunch meeting at Tony's Diner to ease tensions and discuss Cleveland's financial crisis. Kucinich pressed for a plan to sell city land to bail out debts as Forbes warned against advancing bond changes without concessions on the Municipal Light Plant and keeping Republic Steel in town.
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George Forbes
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Wadsworth Teachers Threaten Walkout Over Master Contract
Teachers in Wadsworth plan to strike if a 1978 master contract is not reached by Monday. About 80 percent of the 130 member Wadsworth Education Association voted to strike, as UniServe negotiator Gary Kassander outlined. The dispute follows a months long stalemate and a prior $1 million lawsuit over panel selection.
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UniServe
Gary Kassander
Ohio Education Association
WEA
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LCCC to offer full course through Gazette newspaper articles
Lorain County Community College will run a 15 article course on Taxation Myths and Realities in cooperation with The Gazette and Elyria Chronicle Telegram. The program includes authors, audit options, tuition of 40 to 56 dollars, and orientation on September 13 with registration through September 6.
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Medina panel may gain time for reviews
The Medina City Council's Special Legislation Committee approved extending the Planning and Zoning Commission review window to 90 days to curb marathon meetings. The panel currently acts automatically if no decision within 45 days. Committee also approved Civil Service Commission duties changes and sidewalk sales permit rules. An amendment limits Recreation Committee membership to city residents. The full Council will consider the legislation Monday.
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Planning and Zoning Commission
City Council
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Civil Service Commission
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Eble
Cleveland school plan in chaos as opening nears
As August ends, Cleveland's largest school district faces a desegregation plan in shambles with parents seeking answers. UPI reporter Robert Langeorge examines causes and potential resolutions as the new school year looms.
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UPI
Robert Langeorge
Senate rejects desegregation bus ban amid education bill
The Senate narrowly defeated an amendment banning court ordered school bus desegregation unless deliberate denial of equal education was proven as part of a 55.1 billion education bill for fiscal 1983. It also struck a 2.5 billion aid program for private and parochial schools and eliminated impact aid for students from federal housing projects.
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