Change at 2 A.M. Signals DST Shift Reminder
The Ohio Department of Liquor Control warns that when clocks move from 2 to 3 a.m. liquor sales must stop at 2 a.m. to adjust for daylight saving time. DST runs from the last Sunday in April to the last Sunday in October.
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Kissinger pushes for black majority rule in Rhodesia plan
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger began an African tour by pressing for immediate negotiations toward black majority rule in Rhodesia. He outlined U S support for settlements benefiting both black majorities and white settlers while warning time is running out for Rhodesia's white minority regime. He spoke with British Foreign Secretary Crossland before visiting Kenya and six other nations.
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England
UPI
Henry Kissinger
Nairobi
Rhodesia
United States
Kissinger
Anthony Crossland
Crossland
London
Kenya
Jomo Kenyatta
Tanzania
Zambia
Zaire
Ghana
Senegal
Liberia
Nigeria
Ethiopia
Mozambique
Knox reports harbor defenses of New London and Newport
Col. Henry Knox informed Gen. Washington that he inspected the harbor defenses of New London Connecticut and Newport Rhode Island. His artillery from Ticonderoga was loaded at Norwich and awaits favorable weather to sail to New York.
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Conn
Henry Knox
Washington
Connecticut
Newport
R.I
Ticonderoga
Norwich
New York
Weather Outlook With Showers And Thunderstorms Tonight
Showers and thundershowers are expected tonight with cloudy conditions tomorrow. Lows tonight range in the mid to upper 40s and highs tomorrow will be mid to upper 50s. Precipitation chances 90 percent tonight and 70 percent tomorrow. Winds east to southeast 10 to 20 mph tonight. Sunrise 5 35 a.m. Sunset 7 17 p.m. Yesterday high reached 4 at 2 p.m. Low 45 at 3 a.m. this morning.
Franjieh resigns to push Lebanon peace process
Beirut Lebanon AP Suleiman Franjieh resigns under pressure from Muslims and supporters. Parliament to convene for a successor while a constitutional amendment is signed and effective immediately to allow rapid election. Fighting continues with 46 killed and 68 wounded as cease-fire erodes. Lebanese airport shells disrupt flights.
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Lebanon
Suleiman Franjieh
Franjieh
Beirut Radio
Kamel Assaad
Syria
Nanan
U.S
Henry A. Kissinger
London
Rome
Bangkok
Middle East
Air France
Truce Supervision Committee
Hafez Assad
Where Will the Rabbit Emerge in the United States
Volkswagen selected 1977 as the year to begin US assembly of the Rabbit with a $196 million plant project and up to 5000 jobs at stake. Final site options include Brook Park Ohio New Staunton Pennsylvania and Columbus Ohio with other cities previously mentioned. VW aims to cut costs and offset Japanese competition by shifting production to the United States.
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West Germany
UPI
United States
Volkswagen
Arthur Railton
Volkswagen of America
Cleveland
Brook Park
New Staunton
Columbus
Ohio
Baltimore
Detroit
Norfolk
Toyota
U.S
1G Metall
Automobile Workers’ Union
Toni Schuecker
Germany
New Stanton
Missing Oak Harbor deputy registrar linked to BMW audit
State investigators search for Willard White 40 of Oak Harbor after his disappearance April 15 from the auto license office. BMW audits the agency as shortages across Ohio exceed 1.1 million dollars, with White as the third missing deputy registrar. Marvin Milbrodt named to resume plate sales today.
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Oak Harbor
Ottawa County
State
Willard White
White
Port Clinton
Devon
James A. Rhodes
BMW
Chronicle-Telegram
Ohio
C-T
Elyria
Anthony J. Marsica
Marsica
Clarabell Jones
Columbus
Jack Stamper
Streetshore
Fremont
Marvin Milbrodt
Andrews
Milbrodt
Republican Central Committee
Tiny
Walter Milbradt
I fear for my city Boston rabbi rally over bomb scares
Bomb threats triggered mass evacuations and a midday rally in Boston City Hall Plaza with about 75 000 people. Police reported at least 30 threats to downtown offices, three packages found empty, while a dynamite blast injured 22 at the courthouse. Civil rights tensions and anti busing groups framed a day of upheaval and protests.
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UPI
City Hall Plaza
Edward Foster
State Office
Beacon Hill
Roland D. Gittelson
Tove
Suffolk County Superior Court
Boston Common
America
Louise Day Hicks
Kevin White
Michael Dukakis
Edward M. Kennedy
Chiass
Edward W. Brooke
R-Mass
Washington Monument
Capitol
West Steps
Louisville
Wildcat strike spreads at AmShip shipyard
In Lorain 1000 AmShip workers are expected to stay home Monday after a wildcat strike began over holiday pay. Boilermakers Local 458 says contract rules grant holiday pay for pre and post holiday work, while 220 workers initially walked off April 16. Seven bomb threats accompanied the dispute.
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Wildcat
Lorain
American Ship Building Co
Bert Mucha
Boilermakers Union Local 458
Mucha
Boilermakers
Union
Airship
Boilermakers Local 358
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