Conneaut Ohio Faces Opposition to New Steel Mill
Residents of Conneaut and nearby West Springfield PA oppose a proposed 3.5 billion US Steel mill claiming it would ruin the town. The group seeks a public forum and referendum while a bus tour to Fairless Works and a Corps of Engineers meeting test environmental impact.
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Carter trip sparks tingle of excitement among allies
President Carter's five day tour to London and Geneva boosted allied morale and the sense of American leadership. He told a NATO meeting that Europe must strengthen its forces as the Soviets build an offensive capability. Brzezinski called Carter's image fresh and appealing, signaling hope and decency returning to America abroad.
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Carter shifts news conference to avoid Frost Nixon clash
President Carter moved a Thursday news conference from 730 PM to 230 PM EDT to avoid competing with the Frost Nixon interviews. His aides say entertainment timing matters, while Brzezinski notes politics should not be set against entertainment. Carter continues European diplomacy and NATO talks amid visits with leaders including Hafez Assad.
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New Products At Design Engineering Show Display Innovations
A range of inventions at McCormick Place includes a $1745 exercise bike tracking calories pulse and time. A pocket computer shows a digital football field and should cost 25 dollars. Also on view are conductive plastic foam, a robot painter, a seven second vacuum toilet using three pints of water, and an electronic touch call converter storing up to 20 digit numbers.
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Oklahoma approves lethal drug executions to replace electrocution
Oklahoma becomes the first state to authorize execution by lethal drug injection for capital crimes. Governor Boren signed the bill after legislative action, with alternative methods of electrocut ion or firing squad in place if courts reject the drug method. The measure targets first degree murder and seeks a more humane method.
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NATO leaders welcome pledge to boost U S defense purchases
London AP Carter pledges to buy more European defense equipment and push transatlantic arms trade. He asks Congress to back the plan while urging Europe to cooperate on defense production and reduce waste. EU members hope the move narrows the 10 to 1 arms trade deficit with the United States.
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Vance to brief Allen on Arab talks in London
Secretary of State Cyrus Vance will brief Israeli Foreign Minister Yigal Allen in London on President Carter's talks with Arab leaders and the latest Middle East developments. The briefing follows Carter's discussions with Sadat, Hussein, and Assad and Israeli concerns over his Geneva remarks.
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Ohio misspelled plate sparks mild surprise at BMV
Workers at the Middletown Bureau of Motor Vehicles noted a photo in yesterday's Journal showing OHIO misspelled on a motorcycle plate. Eleven such plates were printed before the error was caught.
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Buckeye license plates misspell state name OSHO
In Middletown 11 plates sold in a week and 53 similar plates were taken back to Columbus. The plates read OSHO at the bottom edge instead of OHIO. Tom Guess of Xenia holds one and says he was offered 500 dollars. BMV in Columbus says they do not know how many are circulating or what fixes may follow. Deputy registrar Kathryn Agee notes the Middletown office.
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Totie Fields Resting After Eye Surgery
Comedienne Totie Fields is resting comfortably after surgery to counter impaired vision in her left eye at Stanford University Medical Center in Stanford California.
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Weather forecast calls for fair skies tonight into Thursday
Fair to mostly sunny conditions expected with a low in the upper 40s tonight and Thursday highs near the upper 80s. Rain chances remain near zero tonight and Thursday, with yesterday’s high 60 and overnight low 40. The three day outlook favors fair Friday and a chance of showers Saturday and Sunday with highs near 80 and lows around 50.
AMC chairman denies plan to end passenger car line
SOUTHFIELD AP The chairman Roy L D Chapin Jr of American Motors says the company has no plans to exit the passenger car business despite a widespread industry view that AMC might abandon cars to focus on Jeep and bus operations. He defended AMC against the AP story noting new 1978 cars, tooling for 1979, and plans through 1980 and beyond.
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Israel Aircraft Crash Kills 54 in West Bank
An Israeli air force helicopter crashed in the occupied West Bank on Tuesday night, killing all 54 servicemen aboard. Military chief Lt. Gen. Mordechai Gur called it the worst air force disaster in Israel's history.
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