Carter Trip Excites Allies At London Geneva Talks
President Carter's five day European swing drew praise from allies and Brzezinski for reviving American leadership. He met NATO leaders in London and planned to curb nuclear proliferation while discussing economic recovery with major Western powers and Japan.
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Carter
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White House
London
Geneva
NATO
Europe
Brzezinski
Japan
Frosts Spike Ohio Crop Damage Across Fruit Markets
Ohio farmers face ongoing losses from frosts that hit fruit trees in northern and central counties. Experts warn 50 percent plus losses on many crops, with grapes near total loss in Portage County and apple peach strawberry supplies dwindling. Prices likely to rise as growers adjust.
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Lake County Agricultural Extension
William Cartee
Columbus
Harle Hicks
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
Portage County Cooperative Extension
Jim Freed
Mahoning County
Agriculture Weather Center
Purdue University
Lake County
James Secor
Richard West
West
McCarthy Opposes Ohio Instant Voter Registration Bill
Former Senator Eugene J. McCarthy warns the instant registration bill could enable fraud at polling places and allow election judges to deny voters. He spoke at a news conference and to the House Elections Committee, amid opposition from Ohio election officials and a GOP secretary of state drive against the measure.
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Cook County
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Strip Mine Fight Near Ends as Appeal Expected Dismissal
A year-long contest over a proposed strip mine on Long Run Road appears to end as an Ohio EPA official is expected to dismiss the JRC Coal Co. appeal and the company halts mining plans. Also, 16 year old Renee Marshall of Wonder Hills will travel to Venezuela for a high school Spanish exchange.
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Renee Marshall
Wonder Hills
Venezuela
Space under Clippinger Hall to become classrooms
State officials approved a $641,244 project to convert a parking area beneath Ohio University’s Clippinger Hall into classroom space. The move, announced Tuesday, funds construction to add instructional space on campus.
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City Council kills median strip plan on East State Street
The council voted to drop a median strip from a widening project on East State Street, citing right of way encroachment and sign variance issues. The ruling leaves street beautification efforts unsettled as officials consider alternatives.
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City Council backs municipal court with fulltime judge
Logan city council on Tuesday night voted to establish a municipal court with a fulltime judge and countywide jurisdiction. Weather notes forecast fair conditions with a high near 75 to 80 and low around 45 to 50 through Thursday.
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Logan
NASA tests show women ready for space work in bed rest study
Ten women aged 35 to 45 at NASA Ames Research Center in Mountain View completed a 24 day program to simulate weightlessness. The group reported good spirits and readiness for more, with beds rest, centrifuge rides, and daily tests designed to assess suitability for future Space Shuttle missions.
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Calif
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San Jose
Harold Sandler
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Golan
Marion Hayes
Alameda
U.S. Reaffirms Taiwan Policy Rejects New Ambassador
Washington refuses to accept a new Taiwanese ambassador for two years to avoid signaling a delay in normalizing ties with China. Officials note Carter avoids replacing Leonard Unger in Taipei reflecting sensitivities over Beijing relations and Taiwan security. James Shen remains Taiwan’s Taipei envoy since 1971 while U.S. ties to Peking remain the overarching goal.
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Taipei
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Richard M. Nixon
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Nixon
People’s Republic
SALT Talks Resume In Geneva As Deadline Near
In Geneva the SALT I talks resume as Cyrus Vance and Andrei Gromyko plan to meet next week. Paul Warnke debuts as U S chief arms negotiator with Vladimir on a position unchanged since March. Officials seek measures to curb arms race by Oct three deadline, Vladivostok framework guiding talks.
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Switzerland
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Andrei Gromyko
Paul Warnke
U.S
Vladimir
Carter
Vance
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Ohio Principals Push Major Bargaining Bill at Hearing
Spokesmen for Ohio high and elementary principals urged Senate approval of a major bill establishing collective bargaining for public employees. Police and fire unions from 90 communities and OCSEA backed the legislation at a crowded Senate Commerce and Labor Committee hearing.
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Ohio
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Ohio Civil Service Employes Association
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Vance in London to brief Allon on Middle East talks
Secretary of State Cyrus Vance meets Israeli Foreign Minister Yigal Allon in London on NATO day to brief on Carter’s discussions with Arab leaders and hear Israel’s latest thinking. Vance plans Madrid and Tehran stops to back CENTO with King Juan Carlos’ reforms and regional diplomacy.
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Yigal Allon
Carter
U.S
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NATO
Allen
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Syria
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Geneva
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Israel
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Nixon Credits Brezhnev for Policy Change
Nixon uses his second Frost interview to frame Brezhnev as a steady partner shaping detente and offensive foreign policy shifts. He claims sole responsibility for major moves including China outreach and Middle East diplomacy, with Kissinger cited only as an adviser in the background.
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