Rhodes signs budget vetoes 27 items in Ohio
Gov. James A. Rhodes signed a two-year $16.5 billion state budget with no new or increased taxes and vetoed 27 items including changes in Hamilton County courts and school desegregation. He retained aid for voluntary desegregation and opposed a three-judge Hamilton County bid. He warned of potential future cuts if the recession worsens and directed trimming of agency requests. The budget omits $1 billion for transportation and about $650 million planned capital improvements.
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Columbus
UPI
James A. Rhodes
Senate
Rhodes
Hamilton County
State Board of Education
Department of Transportation
Valley park stabbing leaves teen dead in gang brawl
Valencia California witnesses refuse to discuss a bloody fight at Six Flags Magic Mountain where police charge a 22 year old with the murder of 16 year old Felix Saldivar of Sylmar. The brawl involved rival gangs and left six knifings in total.
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Valencia
Calif
UPI
Six Flags Magic Mountain
Felix Saldivar
Sylmar
Duncan Says He Will Report Directly to Carter if Confirmed
Charles Duncan, nominated to head the Energy Department, told the Senate Energy Committee he will be his own man and report directly to President Carter if confirmed. He said he would take orders only from the president, addressing concerns about possible erosion of the secretary’s powers amid a White House shake up.
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Washington
UPI
Charles Duncan
Carter
Energy Department
Senate
Duncan
Senate Energy Committee
White House
Walpole Prison Hostages Freed After 10 Hour Protest
Walpole State Prison returned to normal routine hours after inmates released five hostages they had held at knife point for more than ten hours to protest living conditions and visitation rights.
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Walpole
Mass
Vance Would Meet Israelis Egyptians in Washington
Secretary of State Cyrus Vance proposed talks in Washington with Israeli and Egyptian officials to replacement for the U N Emergency Force monitoring Sinai turnover. The U N Security Council rejected renewing the 4000 member peacekeeping mandate after Soviet threats to veto any extension.
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United Press International
Cyrus Vance
Washington
U.N
Sinai
Israel
Egypt
U.N. Security Council
Soviet Union
Sandinistas draft regular army. seek U.S. weapons
In Managua the Sandinista National Liberation Front outlined a plan to build a regular army from guerrilla groups that defeated Somoza’s elite troops and named a three man army high command. They urged American weapons to defend Nicaragua against remnants of Somoza’s national guard.
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Managua
Nicaragua
UPI
Sandinista National Liberation Front
U.S
Anastasio Somoza
Somoza
Weather and life notices mix from regional paper
Variable cloudiness and humidity forecast through Tuesday with a 40 percent chance of showers or storms this afternoon and Tuesday. Highs mid 80s to near 90, tonight mid 60s. Sunrise 6 20 a m Sunset 8 47 p m Marriage license applications listed for Violette DeVery DeBlase Shelley and DeBlase births and several local deaths. The Dan Ryan Expressway between 43rd and 47th streets records the world’s busiest daily traffic of about 254 700 vehicles.
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Cergecaneres
Daniel P. Violette
Pensacola
Fla
U.S. Navy
Jayne A. DeVery
Willard
Michael Louis DeBlase
Bellevue
Mary D. Shelley
Rick and
Elizabeth Brown
Norwalk
Fisher-Titus
John
Janice Oakley
Berlin Heights
Sandusky Good Sam
Howard Decker
Vernon Fries
Mose Montgomery
Rosie Shenburger
New London
43Rd and
47Th Street
Chicago
Thompson family seeks word on missing Daytona Beach girl
Russell and Rachael Thompson endure strain as they await news about their five year old daughter Caroline who vanished from a motel parking lot in Daytona Beach Florida on Saturday while her father checked in. The couple faces the anxious wait with police and reporters observing closely.
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Russell
Rachael Thompson
Daytona Beach
Fla
Caroline
UPI
Judge Withdraws $27,000 Microfilming Request
Probate and Juvenile Court Judge Thomas E. Heydinger withdraws his 1980 budget proposal for $27,000 in microfilming funds after county commissioners approved a $14,000 center. The judge cites concerns over preserving fragile records and shifts to using the county microfilm center on a trial basis, while criticizing management and seeking bids to meet long term needs.
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Thomas E. Heydinger
Heydinger
Recorder’s Office
Ohio
Huron County
John Elmlinger
Elmlinger
Amtrak Lake Shore Limited Returns to Sandusky
Sandusky welcomed the Lake Shore Limited with 59 area residents riding the first return trip to South Bend Ind. The line offers a daily Sandusky stop, a potential Cedar Point tourist boost, and a five hour ride with a prime rib dinner option on the return. Passengers from Sandusky Norwalk Monroeville Green Springs Clyde and Bellevue joined the inaugural ceremony.
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Amtrak
Sandusky Area
Lake Shore Limited
Cedar Point
North Depot Street
South Bend
Ind
Donald Pease
Chicago
Cleveland
Lake Shore
Fred Deering
Monroeville
Paul Woodring
Stowe
Ohio
Cedar Point and Lake Erie Railroad
Woodring
Akron Railroad Club
New York
Los Angeles
Norwalk
Green Springs
Clyde
Bellevue
Man Seizes Car With 95-Year-Old Girl Inside Away in Daytona Beach
A bearded young man abducted Caroline Thompson, 95, from her Atlanta parents as they checked into a Daytona Beach motel. Police, helicopters, and FBI hunted the suspect described as a drifter type. the girl, in a yellow shirt and green skirt, remained hidden in the back seat. The couple pleaded for her safe return as investigators pursued leads with no break.
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Daytona Beach
Fla
UPI
Georgia
Caroline Thompson
Russell
Rachel Thompson
Atlanta
Akron dog wins 1979 Ohio Catch and Fetch title
Jeff Morelli of Leetonia rescued Angus a two-year-old terrier from Salem dog pound. The Frisbee champ scored 22 points from 11 leaps, beating 71 dogs in Akron. Morelli plans to enter regionals in Detroit. 53 dogs qualified for the regional.
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Akron, Ohio
UPI
Angus
Salem
Jeff Morelli
Leetonia
Ohio
Akron
Morelli
Detroit
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