U S Envoy Admits Exceeding Orders At 32 Nation Meeting
Ty son a former missionary and Latin American studies professor told a U N session he and other U S delegates acted under their own responsibility. The exchange raised questions about U S official involvement in Chilean events and drew varied reactions from diplomats and officials.
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U.S
Eade
Tyson
State Department
Carter
United
Cuba
South America
United States
Allende
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Allende Kissinger
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CIA
Eeee Tyson
American University
U.N
Andrew Young
Moore quits after Carter repeats demand in hostage crisis
A black gunman who held two hostages for 45 hours outside Warrensville Heights City Hall released the captives unharmed after President Carter again urged to speak with the ex Marine Moore. Keglovic, 49, was taken into custody as Moore surrendered with authorities saying all are safe.
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Moore
City Hall
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Shelley Ann Kiggans
White House
Merchant
Shelley Kiggans
Leah
Marines
Romania quake toll climbs as rescue dogs sweep ruins
Rescue teams and Swiss Rescue dogs hunted through collapsed Bucharest apartments amid an official toll of 1 034 dead with 6 185 injured. A 20 year old survivor was found alive after nearly 100 hours, hers a crushed leg to be amputated, while many bodies remained unrecovered.
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Romania
Scala
Swiss Catastrophe Dog Association
Aneta Balausan
U.S. Air Force
Austria
Britain
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Yugoslavia
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Greece
Denmark
East Germany
Communist Party News
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Communist Party
Leonid Brezhnev
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Agerpres
Mariana Stanca
Nadia Comaneci
Onesti
County May Grant Funds For Athens East State Street Widening
Athens officials hope the county approves a city request for 156000 State Issue I funds to widen East State Street. Page 3.
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Athens
East State
Monticello village plans upgrade after $900000 Athens deal
The village of Monticello announced a development upgrade following a $900,000 purchase in Athens. Details on the arrangement and projected improvements were disclosed for Page 5.
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Sundaont
Witeos Eparionant Exis
Athens
Negotiations Closed to Public in Alexander School Board Talks
Reports vary on whether negotiations with the district's teachers remain open. The page 5 note contrasts public access with closed discussions, signaling unresolved status in the bargaining process.
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Alexander
Travel Ban Lifted Opens U.S. Visits to Several Nations
President Carter announced the United States will lift the travel ban for U S citizens to Vietnam North Korea Cambodia and Cuba effective March 18. He cautioned travelers to take precautions due to no diplomatic ties and doubtful prospects for establishing them. He also sent Congress a 1 5 billion youth party plan seeking support.
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Carter
U.S
Vietnam
North Korea
Cambodia
Cuba
United States
Congress
Solons Move On Vetoed Bills In Ohio Legislature
The Ohio House Rules Committee schedules floor votes on local option elections for high powered beer and wine on Sunday. A vetoed homeowners liability bill, repealing the mechanics lien for certain homes, also moves forward. Senate plans a vote on a debt limit repeal constitutional amendment amidst slower pace and energy and budget concerns. A House proposal to ease joint bank account cash access after a partner's death advances.
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Ohio
House Rules Committee
Representatives
GOP
James A. Rhodes
House
Senate
Senate Rules Committee
Cincinnati
M. Morris Jackson
Chambe Rielis
Ohio National Guard
Cancer Victim's Wife Harassed By Phone Calls
Hoboken widow Anne Caputo faced a $200 debt collection threat the same day her husband learned he had terminal cancer. The subcommittee heard that Caputo incurred the debt before marriage and that her wage earner husband died in January.
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Washington
Anne Caputo
Hoboken
N.J
de Rocca
Caputo
Rogers
Millicent Fenwick
R-N.j
New Jersey Consumer Affairs Division
New Jersey
Conin
William R. Mann
Suitland
Mann
Senate fights over $50 rebate and business tax cut continue
The House approved a $43.1 billion tax package backing up to $50 rebates for 200 million people and a new job stimulating tax cut for small firms. Senate action on Carter plan resumes with rebates resisted by Republicans and a permanent cut favored.
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Senate
Carter
House
Senate Finance Committee
Ways and Means Committee
Grandma Gives Birth to Quads in Toledo
TOLEDO Ohio AP The Petersons welcomed quadruplets six weeks early weighing 15 pounds eight ounces total The three girls and a boy Jacki Jodi Jeffry and Jami were born at a Toledo hospital Monday between 3 25 and 4 03 pm They were placed in incubators with no complications The family plans to enlarge their three bedroom home and relocate furniture to fit the new arrivals.
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Toledo, Ohio
Peterson
Donna Peterson
Perrysburg
Toledo
Charles Peterson
Jacki
Jodi
Jeffry
Jami
Lisa
Jonathon
Timothy
Alabama
Spring break travel tips with local Athens notices
If you vacation this spring consider Athens area updates. The Messenger carrier will hold your copies for pickup after you return. call 592-6612 and ask for circulation.
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New York
Athens
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