Evidence ban hurts case against Papp
Ohio prosecutors seek re conviction in the 1973 Roxie Ann Keathley rape murder. They plan to show Roxie Ann collected pop bottles near her Lorain apartment complex when Papp lured her to his unit. The body was later found nude near Oakwood Plaza with a bloodstained footlocker nearby. Testimony by detective Zieba about a map to the body is barred by federal rulings, though a local judge must decide on retrial rules. Key witnesses include Mrs. Clapp who allegedly saw Roxie Ann with a man in a white coat and Roxie Ann’s mother who recounted questions from Papp after the disappearance.
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Earel Neikirk
State of
Ohio
Timothy Papp
Roxie Ann Keathley
Robert Gary Will
Roxie Ann
Papp
Oakwood Plaza
Pearl Avenue
37Th Street
Lorain
Henry Zieba
Zieba
Appena Clapp
Michigan
Sheffield Center
Ing
Roxie
Carter tax cut plan would mostly aid low income families
Washington reports President Carter seeks a two stage tax cut totaling 25 billion dollars. Individuals would see large relief at low incomes with a 750 exemption replaced by a 250 credit. Top corporate rate would fall from 48 to 44 percent with first three points effective Oct 1 1978 and further drops by Jan 1 1980.
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Washington
UPI
Carter
Washington Post
Congress
The
Post
the Post
Broad Street St. Nick Delights Shoppers Each Year
Holiday shoppers enjoy a yearly tradition as a well known figure rests before his rounds, greeting Broad Street passers by with a festive wave in this candid C T photo by Dave Zapotosky.
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Broad Street
Dave Zapotosky
Winter Arrives with Snow Forecast Across Regions
A chilly January setup arrives as winter officially starts at 6:24 p.m. with snow possible tonight. Northwestern counties have travel advisories as snow accumulates one to two inches by evening and temperatures dip to 15 to 20 degrees. Flurries continue tomorrow with highs near 30 and a forecast of up to three inches in some areas.
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Leon Rubi
Yester
Lower
Michigan
Ohio
Sadat rejects Israeli troops on West Bank in peace talks
Egyptian President Anwar Sadat told reporters in Ismailia that he would not tolerate any Israeli military presence on the West Bank as part of a broader peace settlement. He said the momentum toward peace has grown strong and noted renewed talks with Israeli Defense Minister Ezer Weizman, while stressing that no such troop deployment could be accepted.
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Ismailia
Egypt
UPI
Anwar Sadat
West Bank
Jordan
Sadat
Suez Canal
Ezer Weizman
Mohammed Gamasy
Weizman
Jianaklis
Guibaesy
Abu Sweir
Middle East
Cairo
Sinai Desert
Gamassy
Jerusalem
Menahem
Big price jumps push November inflation to 0.5 percent
UPI reports the Labor Department data showing groceries and new cars drove a 0.5 percent rise in the cost of living in November. Fresh fruit surged 6.3 percent, an annual rate near 75 percent, with fruit and beef leading the rebound after prior slow inflation.
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Washington
UPI
Labor Department
Linda Blair Arrested In Drug Case After Exorcist Fame
Stamford report says Linda Blair, 18, among 40 arrested in a major drug probe linked to $3 million cocaine seizures in Texas and Florida. She faced Connecticut fugitive from justice and possession charges and a Florida conspiracy charge, escorted by federal agents to Stamford Court.
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Linda Blair
Stamford, Conn
UPI
Miss Blair
Texas
Florida
Wilton
Connecticut
Court of Common Pleas
Stamford
Westport
Jingles Helpers Bring Toys From Pack 120 Scouts
Cub Scouts of Pack 120 Erie School gathered toys to brighten Christmas for area youngsters and the Not Forgotten Box mascot Jingles. Young donors include Brian Smith eight Karl Neitzel eight Billy MacEwen ten Mike Carney ten and Robert Jordan nine with parents named. Tomorrow is the last day to donate toys for needy area children.
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Erie School
C-T
Brian Smith
Michael Smith
Karl Neitzel
Leroy Neitzel
Billy MacEwen
Bill MacEwen
Mike Carney
James Carney
Robert Jordan
John Sustiik
Not Forgotten
Jeff Bishop
Carters share spontaneous jitterbug at White House party
President and Mrs. Carter led a lively jitterbug in the East Room during the Christmas press party. Music by the World War II era and jazz legend Billy Eckstine energized guests as reporters watched Rosalynn swirl and Carter mingle with more than a dozen guests. The Marine Band provided the backdrop as Eckstine performed and the couple recalled carefree days and joked about their dancing.
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Washington
UPI
Carter
White House
Carters
Lyndon B. Johnson
Hit
Rosalynn
Billy Eckstine
Marine Band
Eckstine
Gunman holds 21 hostages at Subic Bay bank
A Filipino gunman at Subic Bay Naval Base threatened to kill 21 captives in a Prudential Bank branch unless given a helicopter for a flight to freedom. U.S. sharpshooters ring the building as talks hinge on the hostage release. Authorities believe most captives are Filipino employees, with possible American presence uncertain.
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Subic Bay, Philippines
UPI
U.S
Subic Bay Naval Base
Prudential Bank and Trust Co
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