Ohio Supreme Court clears two ballot issues for Nov 8
The court upheld Issue 1 to end Election Day registration and Issue 2 banning leghold traps, allowing both to appear on the ballot. Justices split 5-2 on the registration measure with two dissenters, while a separate unanimous ruling rejected a writ in the leghold trap case.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Supreme Court
Ted W. Brown
High Court
Athens County
Jane Williams
Albany
Brown
Frank D
Williams Stiit
Organized Labor
James H. Glass
Wildlife Legislative Fund
Glass
Carter Torrijos Meet To Clarify Treaties
President Carter and Panamas Gen Omar Torrijos held a 90 minute White House meeting to ease dispute over the canal treaty provisions on joint defense after 2000. No joint statement was issued after the session, though a clarifying note was anticipated.
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Carter
Torrijos
Richard Pyle
Associated Press
Washington
Panama
Omar Torrijos
White House
Oval
Israel
Europe
Cyrus Vance
Zbigniew Brzezinski
Dean Rusk
Henry A. Kissinger
Senate
U.S
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Latin America
Kissinger
United States
Rosalynn Carter
Steel Officials See Help from President
The US Steel chairman says President Carter’s pledge to curb illegal dumping by foreign producers signals a bright future for the troubled industry. At a White House meeting with the president, advisers, lawmakers, unions, and consumer groups, officials weighed anti dumping enforcement and import quotas. Carter said he would pursue action against dumping but opposed quotas, stressing fair trade.
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Washington
Steel
Carter
Edgar Speer
White House
Lloyd McBride
United Steelworkers Union
Speer
Steelworkers
McBride
Soviet Planes Probe US Radar Off East Coast
Soviet Tu-95D bombers operating from Cuba reportedly dropped radar chaff and photographed a US Spruance destroyer off Boston. Four F106 interceptors were launched from Atlantic City and Otis AFB. a Navy P3 kept the Bears under surveillance as they returned to Havana. Authorities note the move signals heightened interest in US destroyer fleet and radar defenses.
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Washington
Pentagon
Cuba
Boston
Atlantic City
N.J
Otis Air Force Base
Mass
Bermuda
Havana
Spruance
United States
U.S
Mediterranean
Life Support Removed After Brutal Assault in Bradford
In Bradford England doctors turned off life support for Carol Wilkinson 20 after a brutal Monday attack. Coroners and police say she died from injuries while questions remain whether her attacker can face murder charges under brain death guidelines.
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London
Karen Ann Quinlan
Bradford
Carol Wilkinson
British Conference of Royal Medical Colleges and Faculties
Audrey Wilkinson
Law Society
Miss Wilkinson
Britain
New Jersey
Ohio House rejects sweeping energy bill amendments
Rep. Thomas J. Carney defends a two agency consolidation plan, rejecting a major EPA merge and proposing a Department of Resource Conservation instead. Senate panel hears objections from business groups while Carney pushes for timing and credibility amid energy shortages. The House passed the bill July 28.
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Columbus, Ohio
Senate
Thomas J. Carney
Boardman
Atty
William J. Brown
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
Department of Energy
Carney
House Energy and Environment Committee
Brown
Youngstown-area
Ohio Environmental Protection Agency
Energy Department
Senate Energy and Public Utilities Committee
Ohio Chamber of Commerce and
Council of Retail Merchants
Bakke ruling could reverse minority gains, official says
An Ohio Civil Rights Commission representative warned that if the Supreme Court sides with Allan Bakke the decision would reverse advances won by minorities. The remark appeared on page 2.
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Ohio Civil Rights Commission
Supreme Court
Allan Bakke
Bern Coal Washed Feasibility for Bern Two Mining
A mining company representative says whether proposed coal mining near Bern Two can proceed hinges on the efficiency of washing dirt and sulfur from the coal. The report appears on page 7.
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Bern Two
Million Gone From Chicago Bank Vault Mystery
The First National Bank of Chicago reports a $1 million cash loss from a locked vault during Columbus Day weekend. FBI suspects a bank employee either embezzled or burglarized, but officials see no forced entry and await results from internal audits and lie detector tests.
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Chicago
First National Bank of Chicago
Homer J. Holland
Holland
Illinois
FBI
George Mandich
Clark Street
Mandich
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Peanut Brigade
EPA
Department of Natural Resources
Department of Resource Conservation
Environmental, Resource Protection
Recreation and General Services
Donald W. van Tuhl
Chamber
Neal F. Zimmers
Dlayton
Mahoning County
House
Bern
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