Nationwide Changes as Schools Return After Crisis
In Columbus 96,000 students go back to class after a three week energy crisis shutdown and a week of spring break. Elsewhere UPI reports Idi Amin praises some CIA officials and foresees friendship with Carter. In Dayton a bowling alley owner is fatally shot outside his home, a similar 30 year old case remains unsolved. The Supreme Court lifts a gag order on juvenile access to information, and Rabin begins a U.S. visit amid Callaghan’s upcoming arrival.
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Columbus
UPI
Nairobi
Kenya
Idi Amin
CIA
Carter
Radio
Uganda
Amin
Dayton
Ohio
Harry Zavakos
Zavakos
George Zavakos
Washington
Supreme Court
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma Supreme Court
Charles E
Larry Donnel Brewer
Georgia
Yitzhak Rabin
United States
Rabin
James Callaghan
Bucharest
Dennis the Menace
Dennis Ketcham
Jennifer
Circleville
Ketcham
Hank Ketcham
Hustler Publisher urges new Pornography Study Commission
Hustler founder Larry Flynt placed full page ads in Cincinnati papers urging President Carter to appoint a Presidential Commission on Obscenity and Pornography. He offered to fund the study, potentially millions of dollars, and vowed to halt Hustler and related magazines if the commission finds pornography harmful. He claimed Carter could be indicted over a Playboy interview.
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Cincinnati
UPS
Maenains Paelane
Larry Flynt
Carter
Flynt
France warns of grave crisis over Concorde landing rights
Paris reports President Giscard d Estaing warned that denying Concorde landing rights in New York would provoke a very grave crisis in Franco American relations. Ambassador Morizet said Carter was told of the firm warning and that environmental concerns and petition drive push the Port Authority to decide between noise limits and airliner rights.
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Roland Tyrrell
PARIS
UPI
France
New York
United States
Valery Giscard d’Estaing
Carter
Jacques Kosciusko Morizet
France-Inter
Morizet
Giscard
Hugh Carey
Port Authority
Weather and life events in Norwalk area
Clear tonight with mid 20s lows and a sunny warm Tuesday highs in the mid 50s. A 10 percent tonight and near zero Tuesday chance of precipitation. Also marriage license filing for Delbert L. Wolcott Jr and Mary Ann Sample. Births in the area include a girl for Dennis and a boy for Larry Classen and twins for Richard Whiteside. Deaths noted for Leona K. Lee and Carroll Keefer.
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Delbert L. Wolcott, Jr
Norwalk
Mary Ann Sample
Dennis Stoneham
Larry Classen
Plymouth
Richard Whiteside
Monroeville
Sandusky
Charles Fry
Collins
Frank Bolda
Berlin Heights
Good Samaritan
Larry Wyndt
Willard
Willard Area
Rhoadsy Mosely
Leona K. Lee
Shelby
Carroll W. Keefer
New London
Opinion Line polls on county license tag rule change
Saturday's Opinion Line asks if the state legislature should assign a county official to issue motor vehicle license tags with 67 percent in favor. It notes that the courthouse should bear responsibility and that 33 percent oppose. It also mentions broken recording equipment and future replacement.
Drought Bolsters Fears of Billions in Losses Across Regions
United Press International reports a lingering drought across the West and Midwest as springlike weather returns. Wisconsin warns crop losses could reach billions. Colorado estimates drought losses at 86 million. Missouri reports 70 percent of winter wheat destroyed. Oregon faces potential 440 million forest and 80 million agriculture losses.
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United Press International
Iowa
Paul Aite
Midwest
Wisconsin
Colorado
J. Evan Goulding
Carter
Missouri
Jack Runyan
Iowa Farm Bureau
Oregon
Romania quake relief rush as West aids victims
Western nations mobilize aid for Romania after a 7.2 quake that devastated cities and left up to 4,000 feared dead and tens of thousands homeless. U S relief planes carry antibiotics from Camp Darby Italy while Austria Germany and the UN prepare more assistance.
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Bucharest
Romania
UPI
U.S
Camp Darby
Livorno
Italy
Austria
United Nations
Germany
Europe
Moscow
Rome
Guidelines Set For Breast Cancer X Rays
The JAMA reports guidelines from the Scripps Foundation urging women with signs of breast cancer to get X rays, and suggesting women under 50 without symptoms should delay until more research on mammography risks. It notes high risk women over 50 should have periodic screening and questions the benefit for under 45.
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Chicago
UPS
Journal of the American Medical Association
Scripps Clinic and Research Foundation
JAMA
Scripps Foundation
Foundation
Alo
Harold M. Schwartz
The
Unemployment Surges in Huron County in January
Huron County posts 9.7 percent jobless rate in January the highest since February 1976. Sharp rise from 7.9 percent in December linked to natural gas industry closures. 2 325 of 23 926 workers filed for benefits. Erie County 7.4 percent with 2 513 of 34 075 out of work. State rate 8.2 percent and national 8.3 percent.
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Huron County
Ohio Bureau of Employment Services
Erie County
Cold weather to persist for 10 to 20 years says meteorologist
St Louis University meteorology expert Albert Pullmann predicts a long Northern Hemisphere cooling phase with 1945 to 1975 as a warming period. He cites sun cycles and expanding polar ice as drivers, warns of tougher winters and urges industry to stockpile fuel and supplies to weather the upcoming decade or more of harsh weather.
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Laszlo K. Domjan
ST. Louis
UPI
Albert J. Pullmann
St. Louis University
Pallmann
Pullmann
Pullman
Ohio River
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