Graham urges moral awakening to curb pornography
Evangelist Billy Graham rejects censorship and calls for a moral spiritual awakening to persuade producers to reform. He spoke in Cincinnati as a 10 day crusade opens amid Flynt case coverage and wants voluntary change rather than government limits. The church says it is aware. the question is how far censorship should go. In Columbus, Ohio, Ohio EPA lowers Mahoning Valley water standards citing potential steel layoffs and economic impact while requiring time to meet 1983 rules.
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Government panel weighs marijuana as prescription drug
A U S government panel will meet on November 16 to decide if marijuana should be moved from the heroin and LSD class to the cocaine and morphine class. The change would let physicians prescribe marijuana for cancer and glaucoma patients as researchers study eye pressure relief and chemotherapy nausea with promising results.
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Hanna Trial Set In Korean Influence Buying Scandal
Former Congressman Richard T. Hanna pleaded innocent to federal bribery fraud and conspiracy charges in the Korean influence buying case. His trial was set for January 9. He was released on his own recognizance after arraignment before Judge William B. Bryant and later fingerprinted and photographed.
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Richard T. Hanna
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California
House of Representatives
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Wives recount cash envelopes on 1975 Korea trip
The wives of two congressmen testified that Mrs. Kim Dong Jo, wife of a former South Korean ambassador, tried to hand them cash stuffed envelopes during a 1975 congressional trip to Korea, with both women returning the money. Other congressmen recalled offers of tailored suits and gambling chips.
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Kim Sang Keun
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Marines Lose CH 53 Helicopter In Mindoro Crash
A Marine CH 53 helicopter carrying five crew and 34 passengers crashed on Mindoro during a U S amphibious exercise. At least 10 of the 39 aboard were killed and by nightfall some were unaccounted for.
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Solti Named Principal Conductor of London Philharmonic
Sir Georg Solti, age 65, named principal conductor of the London Philharmonic Orchestra for three years starting September 1979. He currently leads the Chicago Symphony Orchestra and succeeds Bernard Haitink in his 11th London season, with a commitment of 10 to 13 weeks annually in London.
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EPA Hearing Debates Strip Mine Permit in Bern Twp
More than 100 residents attended the EPA hearing on water discharge permits for a proposed Bern Township strip mine. SORE pressed to halt the mine citing a violation for a settlement pond. Miami Springs Properties urged permit approval with reclamation and adherence to laws. EPA will review testimony over 10 days before deciding to grant, deny, or revise the permit while calls for a full environmental impact statement grow.
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Bern
Save Our Rural Environment
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Miami Springs Properties Inc
Miami Springs
Joe Davidson
Black Diamond Coal Co
Local health official chides EPA at hearing
Paul Webb of the City-County Health Department told EPA hearing officers that enforcement of regulations tied to permits is lacking. He cited unmonitored water discharge and said the agency should shift from paperwork to enforcement, noting local departments have to address problems created by EPA permits.
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Make It Take It game workshops for parents planned
Kindergarten to second grade parents invited to workshops at area elementary schools. Shelly Conrath with help from teachers will guide choosing kid friendly reading games, all materials provided, no fee, free sitters for children 2 and older. Sessions Nov 1 West Elementary gym 7:30 to 9, Nov 3 Plains Elementary cafeteria, Nov 14 Chauncey Elementary.
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