Iran Turmoil and Kurdish Bomb Kill Eight in Town
Millions of Iranians rallied to condemn opponents of the Islamic revolution while a bomb in a western Kurdish town killed eight. Unrest also flared in Khuzestan over autonomy demands by Arab leader Ayatollah Al Shubair Khaqani. In Ohio, Neal Tostenson said Carter’s energy plan fails to return 3,000 laid off coal miners to work and congratulated a halt on oil imports.
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Khuzestan
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Columbus
Neal Tostenson
Ohio Mining and Reclamation Association
Carter
Ohio
Tostenson
GM recalls 1.8 million 1978 models for wheel bearing fault
General Motors recalls 1.8 million 1978 intermediate cars and light trucks after 22 accidents and one death are linked to a faulty outer front wheel bearing lubrication that could cause loss of vehicle control.
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Detroit
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General Motors Corp
Weather outlook with mild temps and sunny days ahead
Mostly sunny today with highs in the mid to upper 70s. Clear tonight with a low in the low to mid 50s. Sunny Thursday with highs in the lower 80s. Precipitation near zero tonight and Thursday. Winds under 10 mph tonight. Temperatures Tuesday range 74 to 50. No total precipitation Tuesday. A year ago today temperatures were 89 and 52. Sunrise 6 09 am Sunset 8 58 pm.
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Kendall Bailey
Plymouth
Bernice Allen
Willard
Keith Allan Gundloch
Norwalk
Laurie Ann Dawson
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Norwalk Holds Annual Sidewalk Sale This Weekend
Norwalk's annual Sidewalk Sale runs Thursday through Saturday with 20 downtown merchants participating. Most stores stay open until 9 p.m. Thursday and Friday and until 5 p.m. Saturday. Check Reflector ads for bargains previews.
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Norwalk
Carter seeks swift cabinet shakeup after mass resignations
Washington sources say President Carter asked for resignations across the Cabinet and White House staff in a bid to revamp the administration. Key figures Vance Brown Brzezinski are expected to remain, while James Schlesinger and others were noted as likely departures or clashes with top advisers.
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Jordan
Carter
Cyrus Vance
Defense
Harold Brown
Zbigniew Brzezinski
Camp David
Kansas City
Detroit
Vance
White House
Jody Powell
Energy
James Schlesinger
Treasury
Michael Blumenthal
Health, Education and Welfare
Joseph Califano
Parents prepare to take conjoined twins home after separation
David and Patricia Hansen, parents of Siamese twins Elisa I. and Lisa, plan to bring the girls home Tuesday for the first time since their 16 hour separation operation at the University of Utah Medical Center in Salt Lake City seven weeks ago. The girls, born 21 months ago, underwent the head separation.
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Patricia Hansen
Elisa (I
Lisa
University of Utah Medical
Salt Lake City
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Judge halts kickback trial clears Forbes in acquittal
In Cleveland, a judge dismissed all felony charges against City Council President George L. Forbes, ending a high profile kickback case centered on carnival operations. Forbes praised God and embraced his wife after acquittal as prosecutors rested and officers faced related but narrowed charges. Mayor Dennis Kucinich declined comment while Forbes backer Mercedes Cotner expressed tears of relief.
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Cleveland
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Forbes
Mary
Mary Forbes
Dennis J. Kucinich
Curtis J. Watkins
Andrew M. Janiewicz
Mercedes Cotner
Norwalk Considers Open Meetings Charter Change
Norwalk voters will decide next November whether to add a charter clause guaranteeing open meetings for all future administrations. Council placed the issue on the ballot after the June 5 introduction clarified existing open meetings rules. The same meeting also discussed street light fee hikes and liquor license applications for West End Sunoco, plus a plan to study a police motorcycle purchase and associated insurance costs.
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Ronald Freeman
Court of Appeals
Sunshine
Ohio Edison
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
Edison
Roger McIntyre
Francis W. Capella
West End
Sunoco
Jury studies murder charge in Ashland shooting
A Huron County grand jury deliberated into the afternoon as Prosecutor Richard Hauser seeks a murder indictment against Walter Dewiel, 19, in the death of Clifford Hartwig at a Reed Street party. Hartwig's death prompted local officials to honor clowns during Clown Week from Aug 1 to 7.
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Huron County
Richard Hauser
Ashland
Clifford Hartwig
Norwalk
Walter Dewiel
Hartwig
Reed Street
Wayne Goodsite
Who makes the best potato salad in town contest
Ellen Bayliss announces a junior high student contest to win 15 10 or 5 dollars for letters describing why a potato salad tastes best. Entrants must be in grades 7 and 8, with Aug 15 deadline. judging by Reflector staff. winners' letters and photos may appear in the paper.
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