Ohio historian says America at dawn of a new age
Xavier University professor Roger A Fortin argues Americans should not fear social woes as the U S moves from an agricultural to an industrial tech era He says values shift with computers and technology and predicts ongoing change while urging personal reflection to find meaning.
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America
Ohio
Cincinnati
UPI
United States
Xavier University
Roger A. Fortin
Fortin
U.S
Promotion Ex Medina official Chopra to head Iowa district
Dr Raj K Chopra, formerly Bellefontaine superintendent and ex Medina assistant superintendent, is named to lead Council Bluffs schools in Iowa. He will leave Bellefontaine in about two weeks after two years there and three years in Medina.
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Bellefontaine
Raj K. Chopra
Medina
Council Bluffs
Iowa
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Logan County
Bellefontine
Ohio
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Inside Today Church Comics and Digest Listings
Daily page notes include church notices and comic sections plus county digest and Dear Abby column. Appears as a compact newspaper page fragment listing sections 4 5 comics 19 digest and 2 Dear Abby page references.
Weather Wrap Promises Humid Day With Iced Tea Hint
A humid forecast drives readers to stock iced tea as the day heats up. The notice invites readers to check page two for the complete weather report and details on temperatures and conditions.
Seabrook construction halted by NRC ruling
The Nuclear Regulatory Commission ordered a suspension of Seabrook nuclear plant construction in New Hampshire, effective 6 p.m. July 21, with EPA review to decide if cooling systems meet environmental requirements. The decision followed protests by about 250 anti nuclear demonstrators and a 48 day sit in at NRC headquarters.
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UPI
Nuclear Regulatory Commission
Seabrook
New Hampshire
Environmental Protection Agency
Seabook
EPA
NRC
Commission
New Hampshire Public Service Co
New England
Richard T. Kennedy
Seabrook Natural Guard
Rhodes signs two-bill package to aid Ohio schools
Gov. James A. Rhodes signed a $202 million supplemental appropriations bill and an accompanying school management and accountability measure to assist financially troubled public schools. The plan aims to keep 616 districts solvent for 1978-79 with at least 10 percent more operating money, plus a $40 million loan fund and various targeted subsidies. the measures rely on $125 million in savings and a projected year ahead. The package drew Republican criticism as underfunded and a potential bailout harming local levies.
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UPI
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Rhodes
Ohio House Finance Committee
State Board of Education
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