Marching teachers denounce Rhodes at Ohio rally
About 600 delegates of the Ohio Education Association marched in rain to denounce Gov. James A. Rhodes as anti teacher and anti education. They chanted veto Rhodes while citing vetoes on collective bargaining and teacher tenure and protest arrests of striking teachers. Rhodes defended funding decisions at a Columbus Chamber luncheon, arguing education is state mandated and often underfunded.
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Cloverleaf Hopes to Keep Principals Amid Budget Strains
Cloverleaf Superintendent John Weber told about 70 Chatham-Lafayette parents the district may reinstate a principal position if extra funds are found. The elimination saves 8346 this year and 21000 annually, with plans to assign full time admin support to each school and rotate counselors and assistants. Weber cited valuation gains and aid gaps, urged buying time at the next board meeting to consider an operating levy.
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Medina deputy confirms auto license plate swap
Medina County Sheriff's Department used a license plate registered to another officer in an apparent misdemeanor. Capt. Del Rambo noted Lt. Dan Norton’s plate was on an undercover car during an investigation. BMW registrar Dean Collison said state law requires plates to stay with the issued car. The department had earlier used a lost plate and faces a dispute with Commissioner Whitfield over undercover plate allocations.
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Carter halves proposed tax cut size as recession slows
President Carter, advised by economists, reduced his tax cut from 25 billion to between 19 and 20 billion and moved its start to January 1 1979. Charles Schultze said the exact mix remains undecided after talks with congressional leaders and Federal Reserve Chair Miller. The move aims to curb the budget deficit amid growing inflation and unemployment data.
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Medina Judge Weds Barbara Sugden in Medina Church
Judge Phillip Baird of Medina County Common Pleas Court and Barbara Sugden of Medina will marry Sunday at 1 p.m. at St. Pauls Episcopal Church. Family members and a string quartet will participate, with a reception to follow at the Kuehn home in Medina.
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