Doctor Pleads Guilty in Beating Death Case
Dr. Stuart Kutler, a Brecksville Ohio emergency room physician, pleads guilty to voluntary manslaughter in the beating death of his ex lover's 8 year old son Arthur. The body has not been found and sentencing is set for Sept 22.
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Jaworski to lead House Korea influence probe with independence pledge
Former Special Watergate prosecutor Leon Jaworski returns to Washington to head the House investigation into alleged Korean influence buying in Congress. He seeks a timetable by Aug. 24 and vows potential punishment or prosecution for wrongdoing, while noting the scope may be overstated. He cites possible crucial Justice Department documents as key to the inquiry.
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Vanishing of ex Gestapo official Kappler shocks Rome
Herbert Kappler, 70, former Gestapo commander and life-term reprisal killer of 335 Italian civilians, disappeared from Celia hospital where he was treated for terminal stomach cancer. Police offered few details as Jewish leaders planned a hospital demonstration.
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Hops Production Drops. Forecasts Call for Higher Beer Costs
The Crop Reporting Board warns hops production will fall about 6 percent this year, predicting a 54.6 million pound harvest versus 57.8 million last year. Plantings total 30 600 acres, yields averaging 1 783 pounds per acre, with dry West Coast weather hurting supplies. Peanut crops fall 17 percent to 3.12 million pounds but price support may cushion effects.
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Carter to host lunch with Kissinger and Middle East ministers
President Carter plans a lunch with former Secretary Kissinger and discuss talks with Israel and four Arab nations, aiming to sustain momentum toward a Geneva peace conference. They may also review the Panama Canal agreement and ongoing Middle East diplomacy amid major Arab Israeli differences.
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Weather Forecast and Diplomatic Note on Security Council Resolutions
Partly cloudy tonight and Tuesday with a 30 percent then 70 percent chance of rain. Weekend rainfall totaled 0.35 inches. Carter in Plains cites indirect hints Palestinians may adopt 242. U S views 242 and 338 as bases for negotiations with Israel to withdraw to pre 1967 frontiers. Vance notes Arabs moving toward Israel’s demand for normal relations.
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Crime Alert Phone Number Guidance
A local crime alert urges residents to call 425 7700 to report crimes or suspicious activities and assist police. The notice emphasizes using the number for urgent reports and public safety.
Carter rates image high and results low in six month assessment
President Carter says the tone of government has improved and trust is up while inflation and unemployment lag. He concedes no spectacular foreign achievements, notes no major inflation breakthrough, but cites a coherent foreign program and steady resolve in Southern Africa, the Middle East, and talks with the Soviets. He warns against expecting magic solutions.
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