Immunization grant feud deepens between Celeste and Rhodes
Ohio Lt. Gov. Celeste abandoned plans to administer a $50 000 federal grant for a child immunization program after Gov. Rhodes blocked approval citing improper channels and existing state efforts. Celeste accuses Rhodes of political maneuvering while considering handing the program to Health or Education departments.
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Associated Press
Columbus, Ohio
Richard F
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Thomas J. Moyer
Ohio
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Thomas J. Halpin
Health Department
Bureau of Preventive Medicine
John H. Ackerman
West German Commandos Save 86 Hostages in Mogadishu Hijack
A West German commando raid in Mogadishu freed 86 surviving hostages from a Lufthansa hijack, killing three of four hijackers. One hostage, the chief pilot, was killed. a lone female hijacker survived in hospital. Two German terrorists died in their cells after the raid, while others faced critical injuries. The operation drew praise from President Carter and safety officials worldwide.
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Aden
City Council Eyes Downtown Closure for Halloween Night
City officials plan a special meeting Wednesday to vote on closing part of the downtown business district for Ohio University Halloween activities on October 29. The action aims to manage crowds and ensure safety during the event.
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Ohio University
City Council’s Mine Statement Draws Opponents’ Fire
Opponents of the Bern Two strip mine say the City Council statement issued Monday is too general and fails to back a tougher stance to influence an EPA water discharge permit hearing planned later this week. The dispute centers on how local officials will address environmental concerns and regulatory action.
Ohio University allocates 400000 to restore and improve programs
Provost Neil Bucklew announced on Monday that Ohio University will use 400000 from its 1978-79 budget to restore and improve academic programs. The move targets strengthening curriculum and related services to enhance student learning.
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Ohio University
Neil Bucklew
Walls to be installed at Athens High School
The Athens City School Board voted Monday night to seek bids for ceiling to floor walls and insulation at the high school. Weather forecast notes partly cloudy skies tonight with lows 40 to 45, and variable cloudiness with highs in the mid 50s and a 20 percent chance of rain through Wednesday. Details on Page 7.
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Tax Reform Cuts Eyed by Congress and Carter
Rep. Al Ullman warns President Carter that proposed tax revisions are too broad for one year. He urges narrowing reforms such as dropping capital gains tax cuts and preserving the full lunch deduction while restructuring rates to spur investment. Ullman favors ending double taxation on dividends. Carter seeks unified action on a package affecting nearly all taxpayers and deductions.
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Carter
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Ultman
Bing Crosby Laid To Rest In Private Los Angeles Service
The private funeral and burial for Bing Crosby were held in Los Angeles after his death from a heart attack in Madrid. Mrs. Crosby described grief at LAX as the coffin arrived, with family including four sons and Crosby’s siblings present. Burial followed at Holy Cross Cemetery Baldwin Hills near Crosby’s parents and Dixie Lee.
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Bing
Spain
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Bing Crosby
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TWA
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Madrid
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Westwood
Holy Cross Cemetery
Baldwin
Harry
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Nathaniel
Cambodian Refugees Now Living in Vietnam
Horst Faas reports that about 60,000 Cambodians have sought asylum in Vietnam, with at least 16,000 aiming to leave. Many were small traders or workers, displaced after 1975, living near Saigon and in western provinces under limited rations while permitted to work small businesses. Western observers report little frontier information amid scarce signs of activity near the border.
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Horst Faas
Associated Press
Hanoi, Vietnam
Vietnam
Saigon
Hanoi
U.N. High Commissioner For Refugees
Phnom Penh
Wordy Gurdy Game Brings Cash Prizes in Messenger
The Messenger promotes Wordy Gurdy a rhyme puzzle game created by Tricky Ricky. It offers two readers ten dollars each week for submitting prime rhyme words, adding play and pay to the classified pages. Join the slang gang and test your wit against Ricky in a word world.
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Ricky
Toledo Judge Allows Issue 1 on Ballot for Instant Registration
U S District Judge Nicholas Walinski lifted a prior order restricting how Secretary of State Ted Brown could display Issue 1 on the November ballot. Proponents of repeal praised the ruling as clearing the way for the referendum while Brown defended the formatting as informative and not biased.
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Ohio
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U.S. District Court
Nicholas Walinski
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Walinski
Don Young
William Boyle
Lucas County Board of Elections
Democratic Party
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Boyle
League of Women Voters
Cincinnati
Columbus
Art Peterson
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