Court Releases Names Of Juvenile Lawbreakers In Tennessee
In Cleveland Tennessee a policy to publish the names of juveniles charged with crimes is adopted by Dan Gilley Bradley County juvenile director judge Ed Brown and editor Beecher Hunter of the Cleveland Daily Banner It starts February 1 and applies to cases where publication seems appropriate while excluding very young offenders and cases with potential harm to a child’s development.
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Cleveland, Tenn
UPI
Tennessee
Dan Gilley
Bradley County
Gilley
Ed Brown
Beecher Hunter
Cleveland Daily Banner
Brown
Hunter
Daily Banner
Ohio State Fair posts profit in latest audit
A state audit shows the 1977 Ohio State Fair earned a net profit of 203 773.38 with receipts totaling 3 912 852.46 and expenditures 3 709 179.08 during the 13 day run August 16 28 for the 124th fair. Attendance reached 608 764, while the 1976 audit indicated a 119 680 loss.
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Columbus
UPI
Emergency Buy Bill Halts Trading in Bank Securities
The SEC halted over the counter trading of Financial General Bankshares Inc until February 23 amid reports it was targeted by a takeover by an Arab group linked to former budget official Bert Lance. The move followed a separate note on a bank stock trading suspension.
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Washington
UPI
Securities and Exchange Commission
Bert Lance
SEC
Financial General Bankshares Inc
Financial General
Streek
Explosion at tannery in Chicago kills six and injures over twenty
Six people are dead and more than twenty injured after an explosion at a Chicago leather tannery. The blast occurred while chemicals were transferred from a tank truck to a holding tank and released toxic fumes forcing rescuers to wear gas masks.
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Chicago
UPS
First
Charles Pierce
Dam safety report cites at risk US dams
The House Government Operations Committee said about 20 000 U S dams sit where failure would threaten lives and property. It endorsed legislation to boost state dam safety programs and criticized the administration and the Army Corps of Engineers. The nation has about 50 000 dams with 1 600 added yearly, and most have not been inspected.
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Washington
UPS
United States
House Government Operations Committee
Army Corps of Engineers
Variable clouds and chilly highs for LMC area
Weather summary notes variable cloudiness with highs in the low to mid twenties and a 10 percent precipitation chance through Wednesday. North winds 10 to 20 mph tonight, lighter northwest tonight. Also reports Mrs Betty Jane Greenwald, 58, of Milan, as a death.
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Betty Jane Greenwald
Milan
Valentine Day Notes From London And Ohio
London ads prompt cheeky valentines while University of Detroit folklore archives share humorous omens about bluebirds and gold finches for future spouses. Dukakis extends lovers week amid snow, a Chelmsford man mails a long overdue card to Olive, and a Norwalk schedule lists local high school basketball and board meetings tonight.
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University of Detroit
Loveland
Ohio
Doris Pfiester
Valentine
Massachusetts
Michael S. Dukakis
Dukakis
England
Valentine Card
Olive
Card
Chelmsford
London
Christine
Norwalk
Galion
Edison
St. Paul
Norwalk Planning Commission
Norwalk Charter Commission
City Hall
Norwalk Board of Education
N. Hester St
Coal Talks Make Progress as Strike Drags On
Washington UPI Ray Marshall met with soft coal leaders for two hours to renew contract talks ending the 71 day coal strike. Marshall planned a bargaining council session later today and a second with industry officials Wednesday. Chrysler may shut production by March 1, idling 160000 workers nationwide due to coal strike power cutbacks. Ohio Power requests energy conservation as coal supply drops toward 30 days, with no brownouts foreseen.
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Washington
UPI
Ray Marshall
Marshall
United Mine Workers Bargaining Council
Detroit
Chrysler Corp
American Motors Corp
Ohio
Jeep
Oredo
Willard — Ohio Power Co
Moulton
Deputies Take Over For North Fairfield Police
The Huron County Sheriff's department assumes police duties in North Fairfield after the village loses its force. Chief Roy Back and Capt. Burdette Eastman resignations, effective dates noted. Deputies cover night patrols. mayor and council seek permanent replacements, possibly a retired officer. Dispatch duties handled by spouses previously unpaid.
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North Fairfield
Huron County Sheriff's Department
Roy Back
Burdette Eastman
Jack Whitright
John Borgia
Randy Garner
Sheriff's Department
John Pfanner
Pfanner
Reds May Take Over Cuban Air Defense
UPI reports U S intelligence says Soviet pilots aid Cuba's air defense while Cuban airmen assist Ethiopia against Somalia. The Times notes possible Moscow takeover of Cuba’s defenses, first since 1962. No count of involved pilots is given. Cuba reportedly sends 3000 personnel to Addis Ababa. Moscow provides hardware and fighters.
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Reds
Cuban
Washington
UPI
U.S
Cuba
Ethiopia
Somalia
Washington Post
New York Times
the Times
Moscow
Havana
Ogaden
Horn of Africa
Addis Ababa
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Southern Bell
Carter
Jet
Egypt
Saudi Arabia
Israel
Cyrus Vance
Defense
Harold Brown
Congress
Kansas City
New York
Los Angeles
Rand Corp
Robert Salter
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Planetron
Ohio Edison
Charles
Bud’’ Carter
Akron
Sweet Valentine
Carrie Amato
St. Paul High School
Meek’s
Paul Stafford
LMC
United Press International
Chrysler
Ohio Power
North Fairfield Police
Eastman
Garner
Back
Whitright
Wanda Back
Capt. Eastman
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