Kent State protest over gym annex fence incident unfolds
About 300 people rally near Blanket Hill at Kent State University to oppose a 6 million gym annex and to urge new students to join protests. No arrests are made as protesters briefly tear down a construction fence. campus police videotape intruders. The May 4th Coalition leads the action while awaiting appellate court rulings.
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Kent
Ohio
Kent State University
Kent State
Roseann ‘Chic
Brage Golding
Golding
Justice Department Sets Probe Into Lance Aircraft Use
The Justice Department criminal fraud division reviews a comptroller of the currency report on Bert Lance using Georgia bank planes for personal travel. The agency calls the referral routine. Lance faces Senate hearings and possible resignation discussions as questions about business versus personal use arise. President Carter aims to address the issue in a forthcoming news conference.
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Justice Department
Bert Lance
Comptroller of the Currency
Washington Post
Lance
Office of Management and Budget
Carter
Georgia Banks
Senate Government Affairs Committee
Senate Committee
White House
Meigs Teachers Vow Jail Over Salary Strike Demands
Meigs Local Teachers Association leaders threaten jail if needed to secure higher salaries and fringe benefits amid a strike at nine district schools. Judge Bacon has ordered teachers to cease picketing and return to class, but service of the order has not been effected and negotiations continue.
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Beulah Jones
Meigs
Pomeroy
Meigs Local Teachers Association
MLTA
Charles Downie
Common Pleas
John C. Bacon
Teachers Association
Sheriff's
Downie
John Redovian
Pamela Crow
Janice Enslen
Donald Dixon
David Bowen
John Arnott
Jack Slavin
Dana Kessinger
Board of Education
Charles Dowler
Dowler
Federal Mediation Service
New Israeli Peace Plan Offers Nothing New to Arab Countries
Tel Aviv report states the Begin government unveils a peace plan with no new concessions or changes for Arab states, reflecting a status quo approach. The plan emphasizes security assurances and regional stability without advancing recognition or territorial concessions.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
Menahem Begin
Carter Gains Catholic Support On Human Rights Policy
President Carter met with Archbishop Bernardin and Bishop They to discuss how his human rights agenda will shape foreign policy and noted Catholic leaders’ support in general while seeking specifics. The visit followed a mixed reception during a campaign swing in New Jersey and mixed poll signals on his leadership.
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Carter
Oval Office
White House
Joseph L. Bernardin
National Conference of Catholic
Thomas
Russ Shaw
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Shaw
Trenton
N.J
Brendan Byrne
Chambersburg
Newark
Athens School District plans 3.3 mill bond drive
The Rev. David Holdren Helen Kasler and Dr. Thomas Littler lead a citizens committee backing a 3.3 mill bond issue on the November ballot for new and renovated Athens City School District buildings.
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David Holdren
Helen Kasler
Thomas Littler
Citizens Committee
Athens City
AHS Band Wins Four Honors at Wintersville Meet
Athens High School marching band led by Steve Berry won four first place honors at the Wintersville Marching Invitational in the season opener.
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Athens High School
Steve Berry
Wintersville
OU Greek Rush Converts to Shorter Recruitment Period
Ohio University fraternities and sororities switch to a brief rush season to draw new members. More than one thousand students attend weekend open houses and parties as part of the wave.
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Ohio University
New Clues Point to Legionnaires Link at Riverside
In Columbus Ohio health officials await CDC test results this week that may reveal new clues to the Legionnaires disease mystery. The leading theory ties the outbreak to Riverside Hospital where five confirmed patients were treated. Dr Thomas J Halpin warns against alarming patients or staff until tests confirm a source.
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Columbus
Ohio
Federal Center For Disease Control
Riverside Hospital
Thomas J. Halpin
State Health Department
Columbus boy shot by brother while reenacting Dirty Harry scene
A 14 year old Columbus youth used a father's .22 derringer to shoot his 11 year old brother during a home reenactment of a Dirty Harry scene. The younger boy Micros Thompson died from a chest wound. Delphus Thompson was charged with negligent homicide.
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Columbus, Ohio
Columbus
Sunday
Homicide
Lester Maynard
Micros Thompson
Delphus
Clint Eastwood
Maynard
Micros
Delphus Thompson Sr
Bishop Calls for Unity at Ohio Church Service
Bishop John M. Krumm of the Diocese of Southern Ohio urged unity at St Pauls Episcopal Church a week after being barred from entering the church during a dispute over ordination of women priests. The court-supervised vote on succession from the national church and a possible dismissal of Rev G Wayne Craig frame the confrontation as leaders plan a St Louis meeting to discuss withdrawal.
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John M. Krumm
Southern Ohio
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Krumm
G. Wayne Craig
Craig
St. Paul’s
Ohio
National Church
St. Louis
Protestant Episcopal Church
U.S
Pect
Franklin County
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