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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 07, 1978

Page

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Carter defers neutron warhead. keeps delivery option open

President Carter defers the high radiation neutron warhead production while ordering the Defense Department to modernize the Lance missile and the eight inch warhead. He says the ultimate use will depend on Soviet restraint and ongoing arms talks with NATO allies, amid warnings from Senate leader Byrd about SALT risks.

Washington UPI Carter Pentagon White House Soviet Union Europe NATO Defense Department United States North Atlantic Alliance Senate Robert Byrd

Fairview Seeks Exit From Three-Hospital Plan

Fairview General Hospital has asked to withdraw from a contract with two area hospitals for a new 200 bed hospital in Westlake. The plan, approved by the Metropolitan Health Planning Corporation and state, arose from a compromise between West Shore Health Center and St. John with Bay View and Fairview. Bay View spokesman Lindsay Ferguson cited negotiations to exit the agreement.

Cleveland Fairview General Hospital Cuyahoga Lorain Metropolitan Health Planning Corporation State Schwartz and Center Roads Westlake West Shore Health Center Bay View Fairview General Hospitals St. John Fairview General Lindsay Ferguson

Cleveland schools on brink of collapse after levy defeat

Cleveland’s 110000 student district faced possible closure as voters rejected a 9.9 mill property tax proposal. With 90 percent counted, 61955 voting against and 37387 for the measure, results split along racial lines, white West Side against and black East Side for. State Board of Education may intervene to rescue funding. district plans to reprime the levy in the June 6 primary.

Cleveland UPI West Side Board of Education Arnold R. Pinkney State Board of Education Pinkney State General Assembly

Hart faces three counts in Girl Scout killings

Accused of raping and killing three Girl Scouts last June 13, Gene Leroy Hart, 34, is led into the State Prison Thursday night by crime bureau agents Larry Bowles and Bud Ousely. Story on Page A-3.

Gene Leroy Hart Crime Bureau Larry Bowles Bud Ousely

PLO shells U.N. troops in Lebanon amid clash near Kaukaba

Palestinian artillery hit U.N. positions near Kaukaba in southeast Lebanon triggering an hour long exchange with U.N. forces and guerrillas. Reports say no casualties were immediately disclosed while PLO critics call Israel's withdrawal claim a trick. Norwegian U.N. troops are noted in the area.

Beirut Lebanon UPI U.N Palestine Liberation Organization Kaukaba Mainestream Plo Israel

Pants dropper is fined then lauded by judge

Donald Jacquet, 28, a Cuyahoga Community College student, received a second $100 fine for a trousers dropping prank in a North Olmsted restaurant. Judge William McCrone praised his 3.2 GPA and noted time in jail aided exam study, ordering him never to return to the restaurant.

Rocky River, Ohio UPI Donald Jacquet William McCrone Jacquet Cuyahoga Community College McCrone

Pie thrower lands in Oberlin City Jail

Oberlin College student Mark Kirby 21 of 34 North Park Street faced assault and disorderly conduct charges after two students wearing stockings entered Wilder Hall Thursday night and threw a pie at trustee Thomas Dietterch. The pie missed. Kirby was captured and held on 1100 bond awaiting arraignment. The second student escaped and is being sought by police.

Oberlin Mark Kirby Oberlin College Kirby Wilder Hall Thomas Dietterch North Park St Chronicle-Telegram Oberlin Municipal Court

Red Brigades wound Genoa executive in ambush

The Red Brigades shot Felice Schiavetti, president of the Genoa Industrialists' Association, in an ambush outside his home, injuring his legs and right hand. Doctors reported the injuries not serious. a call to Corriere Mercantile claimed responsibility. Police also reported bombings in Rome targeting police and church offices with no injuries.

Rome UPI Red Brigades Aldo Moro Genoa Felice Schiavetti Corriere Mercantile Schiavetti Christian Democratic Party

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