City Man's Rock Band Cuts Record
Norwalk graduate Robert Roth, 30, now manages Fayrewether, a Lorain based rock group. Their first cut Dont Count Me Out plays on WLKR while promoter Roth plans bold stunts to boost exposure. The band performs theatrics, draws teen crowds, and eyes Cleveland as a key test market for broader distribution.
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Robert Roth
Paul Fayrewether
Norwalk
Fayrewether
Roth
Lorain
Mark Ellis
Tempo Magazine
WLKR
Curtis James
Cleveland
Wmms Radio
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Ohio
Genesis
Palace Theatre
New York
Hazardous Radio Signals Baffle Oregon
Oregon health officials and engineers investigate mysterious shortwave pulses detected in Portland Bend and especially Eugene Springfield with possible extraterrestrial or sunspot origins. Officials seek federal help while noting 4.74 to 4.75 megahertz signals and reports of head noises skin reddening.
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Portland, Ore
UPI
Oregon
Outer Space
Portland
Bend
Eugene-Springfield
Kristine Gebbie
Oregon State Health Division
Gebbie
Marshall van Ert
University of Oregon
van Ert
Federal Communications Commission
National Bureau of Standards
Environmental Protection Agency
Clifford Schrock
Pacific Northwest Center For
Eugene
Schreck
Earth
Marshall Parrott
Health Division
Ohio urged to crack whip to end school segregation
COLUMBUS UP I N NAACP attorney Nathaniel Jones told Ohio lawmakers that the state must use its power and money to end racial division in schools. He cited Ohio as among the most segregated states and urged a firm state policy with incentives for voluntary desegregation, while criticizing the Ohio Board of Education for inaction. The hearing before the Legislative Committee on School Desegregation aims to propose remedies before the Dec 31 deadline.
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Columbus
UPI
NAACP
Ohio
Nathaniel Jones
Youngstown
Ohio Legislative Committee
General Assembly
Jones
Ohio Board of Education
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Cincinati
James N. Jacobs
Jacobs
M. Morris Jackson
Ccleveland
Mississippi
Alabama
State Board
C. William O'Neill
Ohio Supreme Court
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
HEW
Navy Jet Crashes On Busy California Freeway
A Navy F-14 Tomcat crashed into Interstate 15 near Miramar NAS after both crewmen ejected during a low approach. Radar intercept officer Lt. Walt Laskowski was killed, pilot Lt. Brian Shaw was in critical condition. A pickup truck was destroyed and two occupants injured, while a car sustained debris damage.
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San Diego
UPS
Navy
Miramar Naval Air Station
Kai Musurlian
Jim Roder
Jim
Masurlian
Walt Laskowski
Cleveland
Ohio
Brian Shaw
Garden Grove
N.Y
Balboa Naval Hospital
Nashua School Board Bans Ms Magazine 5-3 Vote
The Nashua School Board voted five to three to ban Ms magazine from school libraries. Board member Alan Thomaier urged the ban citing classified ads he said encourage young women to seek contraceptives and materials on lesbianism and witchcraft, plus records for children by known Communist folk singers.
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Nashua
N.H
UPI
Alan Thomaier
Thomaier
Carter seeks 15 percent tariff on foreign radios
President Carter asked Congress to raise the tariff on foreign made citizens band radios by 15 percent for one year, primarily impacting Japanese manufacturers, then tapering before returning to current levels. The move aims to spur American goods purchases abroad amid a trade deficit with Japan of about 8 billion dollars last year.
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Washington
UPI
Carter
Congress
United States
White House
International Trade Commission
U.S
Japan
Weather and notices from LM with births marriages deaths
Partly cloudy tonight with lows in the upper 20s to lower 30s and a 10 percent precipitation chance through Wednesday. Wednesday will be mostly sunny with highs in the mid to upper 40s, winds 10 to 20 mph turning west to northwest tonight. Marriage license applications list Thomas E. Steinmetz and Patricia A. Garcia, plus occupations. Births report a Greenwich boy for Steve and Janet Chandler and a Wakeman girl for Thomas and Beverly Draudt. Death notices include Mrs. Geraldine M. Dailey 60 Norwalk area, Mrs. Adelene F. Arnold 81 Norwalk area, Mrs. Olivia M. Cramer 84 Monroeville, and Mr. Robert L. Meiser 65 Plymouth.
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Steve
Janet Chandler
Greenwich
Thomas
Beverly Draudt
Wakeman
Geraldine M. Dailey
Norwalk
Adelene F. Arnold
Olivia M. Cramer
Monroeville
Robert L. Meiser
Plymouth
Shortest French reign records Louis XIX 1830
United Press International notes the brief rule of Louis XIX who ascended the throne on August 2, 1830 after Charles X abdicated and abdicated himself 15 minutes later in favor of Henri V.
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Louis XIX
France
Charles X
Henri V
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Dennis Geib
Charter Review Commission
Maplehurst School
Huron County Airport Authority
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Aldo Moro
Italy
Messaggero
Godfathers
Turin
Palermo
Thomas E. Steinmetz
Attica
Sherwood Medical Industries
Patricia A. Garcia
Willard
United Press International
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