Carter's Mother Says Camp David Talks Were Toughest Task
Lillian Carter, 80, said President Carter phoned her in relief after the Camp David summit. She predicted he would go down as the most wonderful president if elected again and noted he would run again if health and family stay strong.
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Prince Charles admits past smoking in WHO address
London AP says Prince Charles, once named Non-smoker of the Year, confesses he used to puff a cigarette. He explains he quit at school and notes the WHO request for his inaugural address coincides with 30th anniversaries of WHO and Britain's National Health Service.
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Born Again seats sold out at Kennedy Center premiere
Charlies W Colson's Born Again based on Watergate misdeeds and religious conversion will debut before 1100 at the Kennedy Center with all seats sold for 100 each. Proceeds from the premiere and previews in four cities benefit Prison Fellowship, founded by Colson after his release from prison. Colson served as special counsel to President Nixon and pleaded guilty to obstruction of justice in the Elisberg psychiatrist break in.
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Charlies W. Colson
Kennedy Center
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Prison Fellowship
Colson
Richard Nixon
Daniel Elisberg
Rebozo libel suit against Post dismissed
Former Nixon friend Charles G Bebe Rebozo had filed a $10 million libel suit against The Washington Post alleging false reporting in 1973 about cashing stock after theft. U.S. District Judge Sidney Aronovitz ruled Rebozo, a public figure, could not prove actual malice, citing Supreme Court precedent from 1964 and 1974.
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Cleveland lawmaker probes Cleveland fiscal practices
COLUMBUS AP A Cuyahoga County lawmaker asks Prosecutor Corrigan to investigate alleged past and present Cleveland fiscal practices. He cites an Ernst & Ernst report describing use of water funds cemetery trusts and bond accounts to cover anticipated receipts and unaudited advances against federal grants. The move seeks to curb such manipulation and ensure transparency amid a city finance crunch.
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James A Rhodes
Joseph Tegreene
Court Order Ignored By Dayton School Strikers
About 35 striking Dayton Education Association and Dayton Public Service Union members were arrested for defying a court order to stop activities hindering district operations. Bus routes were disrupted as drivers and other workers participated in the action, with ongoing court hearings and union responses shaping a tense bargaining stalemate.
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Ohio Association of Public School Employees
Birth announcements and hospital visiting hours
Birth notices list Mr and Mrs Charles Jones announcing a boy yesterday at 2506 North Ave. Also births for Mr and Mrs Raymond Shockley, Mr and Mrs Daniel French, Mr and Mrs James Parker Jr. Names and addresses followed by a hospital visiting hours schedule stating Monday through Saturday for medical, surgical and pediatric patients from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. and 5 to 8 p.m.
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Charles Jones
North Ave
Raymond Shockley
Queen Ave
Daniel French
Highland St
James Parker Jr
S. Sutphin St
Jack Sheets
Timber Trail
William Maiott
Winona
Quinton R. Reeder
Cambridge
Mack Toler
S. Oxford State Road
George Morris
Meadow Ave
Chalmers Brewer
Leslie Lane
Frank Leeser
Carlisle
Timothy Cole
Regent
Earnie Brewer
Franklin
Barr
Fort Myers
Kenneth Walton
Hannah Drive
Henry Brumberg
Monroe
Endrris Thomas
20Th Ave
James Sennett
Kensington St Hospital
Sheepdog Theft Reported in Butler County
Sharon Miller of 7214 Elk Creek Road reported to Butler County deputies Monday that her English sheepdog was stolen from a four foot high pen. The dog, valued at 250 dollars, was taken from the property.
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Elk Creek Road
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Marine recruiter in Cleveland faces court martial charges
Marine Corps charges Cleveland sergeant Donald J Robinette after he provided investigators with statements on alleged fraudulent recruiting. A preliminary hearing was ordered in Philadelphia with a court martial planned next week. Robinette, a nine year veteran, faced possible bad conduct discharge and jail if convicted.
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Anthony Walsh
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Howard Metzenbaum
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Cleveland schools strike hearing set as nationwide walkout continues
The Associated Press reports Cleveland plans a judge hearing to compel 10,000 striking workers back to duty while Bridgeport faces contempt for 49 teachers amid a broader strike that has halted classes for about 425,000 students across Michigan, Pennsylvania, Massachusetts, New Jersey, Washington, Illinois and California.
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Hartford
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