First Quarter 1978 US Output Drops for First Time in Three Years
The Commerce Department reports the nations gross national product fell at an annual rate of 0.6 percent in Q1 1978, the first decline since 1975. Severe winter, coal strike trimmed growth, with inflation running about 7 percent. Personal income rose modestly as consumer spending improved in March amid mixed signals for unemployment and investment.
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Investigative unit to probe eight Ohio slayings
Hamilton County Corner Frank Cleveland announced a nine man team to investigate eight unsolved murders of young women in southwestern Ohio. Russell Jackson, former Cincinnati homicide chief, will head the unit for Prosecutor Simon Leis Jr.
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Israelis Reject Plea to Reduce Fleener Sentence
The Israeli Supreme Court refused an appeal to lessen the five year term of Terre Fleener a 23 year old San Antonio woman convicted of collecting information for Arab guerrillas She was arrested Oct 25 and convicted for violating security laws by contact with Palestinian guerrilla members The defense said they might appeal to President Katzir for clemency.
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Weather Brief: Showers Linger Tonight Through Thursday
A few showers linger tonight and Thursday with lows in the low 40s. Tomorrow's high reaches the lower 50s. This morning's low was 44 after yesterday's high of 71. Rainfall totals 0.73 inch. Extended outlook: fair Friday and Saturday with a chance of showers Sunday. Highs in the 50s to 60s, lows 30s and 40s.
Crime Alert Police Number Card Notice
A public safety notice urges residents to call 425 7700 if they witness a crime or suspicious activity and report details to the police without delay. The card emphasizes using the non emergency line for reporting and assistance.
Beautiful Vote Panama canal treaties win for Carter
The Senate approved the second Panama Canal treaty by 68 to 32, handing President Carter a major foreign policy victory. The pact ends U.S. control by 2000 while reserving power to use military force to keep the canal open and neutral. reactions in Panama were jubilant as opponents like Ronald Reagan criticized the vote.
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Holocaust docudrama stirs mixed reactions across community
Journal reporters survey area reactions to NBC four part film Holocaust The Story of the Family Weiss many viewers say the scenes convey the brutality but remain less horrific than true history while others call the portrayal powerful and valuable for awareness local leaders and scholars praise its educational value noting the need to stay vigilant against threats to democracy and civil rights while some viewers debate its lasting impact
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