Terrorism Fear Warns of U S Political Attacks
Abraham Miller, UC political science professor and former Justice Department fellow, warns terrorism is international and could reach the United States. He cites cross Atlantic links and shared philosophies, noting the nation is not immune and could face political terrorism.
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Professor warns U S may face next major terrorist target
Professor Miller cautions that the United States could become a new target for violence after the Hanafi Muslim siege in Washington. He notes terrorists operate in small cells, warns against alarmism, and urges a balanced approach balancing openness with deterrence while criticizing rigid no-deal policies. He cites RAND studies on deterrence.
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Medina School Talks Aim For End By Month
Privacy adviser PAM Hall reports Medina Medina School Superintendent John Kaczenski hopes teacher contract talks started last fall will wrap up by month end though certainty is elusive. Board members and administrators contacted by The Gazette prefer open talks but express mixed views on feasibility. Midview district in Lorain County recently opened negotiations to the public citing the need for community input due to a 98 page proposal. Edward Seabold, chief negotiator for Midview, notes the current contract does not require private talks and stresses caution to avoid inflaming tensions. Kaczenski emphasizes the importance of public involvement in the process.
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Ohio public employee strikes trigger blame game
Northern Ohio cities see a surge of municipal worker strikes prompting finger pointing in Columbus. Gov. Rhodes and Rep. Kurfess clash over leadership on a public employee collective bargaining law as Democrats push for override votes. Senate already overridden veto on a limited strikes bill.
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Commission probes possible coal strike power overcharges
The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission says some electric utilities used extraordinary billing during the coal strike, potentially overcharging customers with bills at times exceeding 800 dollars for two months. The probe covers emergency wholesale power deals from the 110 day strike and could lead to refunds if overcharges are confirmed.
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Columbus world fair study contract awarded
Marvin Brown of Columbus Quincentennial Exposition 1992 announced a $14,000 contract for an Expo 92 study to assess whether Columbus could or would support a world’s fair. King Cole of Spokane Inc. was hired, funded by a Columbus Foundation grant, with completion in 120 days.
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Buckeye Wins Sec Opener In Tense Sectionals
Buckeye takes the SEC sectional opener in a tight contest. Preliminaries for Fedina's Almost Anything Goes slated May 21.
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Jogging fad once thought brief by Dr. Kenneth Cooper
Dr. Kenneth Cooper, called the father of aerobic exercise, recalls thinking jogging would be a passing fancy like hula hoops. He notes growth from 100,000 joggers in 1968 to 25 million by last October and urges six core habits for health. He leads the Aerobics Center in Dallas and stresses moderation in exercise.
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