Voyager 1 previews Jupiter images and moons
Washington UPI reports early Voyager 1 photos of Jupiter show atmospheric changes since Pioneer missions. Scientists anticipate first closeups of moons Io Ganymede Callisto Europa and Amalthea as Voyager passes March 5 within 172 750 miles of Jupiter and records auroral displays and low frequency radio emissions.
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The Warriors Film Sparks Theater Violence Debate
Reports say a Berea theater fight involving the film The Warriors led to stabbings and window smashing. Police seek two adult suspects while Paramount denies direct causation and considers stronger theater security. Local managers weigh rebooking amid the national violence link and the movie’s $3.5 million box office in two weeks.
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Ohio Lottery Numbers Drawn in Win-A-Thon Event
Cleveland reports this week's Ohio Lottery results with Gold number 5 and White number 04, Blue number 068 in the Win-A-Thon drawing. No further prize details were provided.
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U.N. moves to defuse Sino Viet war crisis
The United States urged the U.N. Security Council to address the Indochina crisis with a full debate on the Chinese invasion of Vietnam and the Soviet backed Vietnam moves into Cambodia. Britain Norway Portugal and Japan joined in seeking action. Ambassador Leonard signaled a possible ceasefire appeal and troop withdrawal, while Waldheim offered good offices amid Chinese and Soviet veto risks.
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Crime prevention program details burglaries and outreach
Deputy Cavanaugh describes a sheriff's crime prevention effort noting 246 burglaries in all townships last year and 296 in 1977. The bureau delivered 54 presentations, contacted 961 residents for Operation Counter Attack, and received 538 reports of suspicious activity.
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Khomeini Supporters Clash With Communists at Tehran Rally
At Tehran University a 150000 strong Marxist rally saw brief clashes as Moslem supporters of Ayatollah Khomeini confronted leftists. Radio Tehran reported the ninth execution of Iran's revolutionary government and noted Monir Taher was shot at Rudsar for killings during the shah era.
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Television in the House Begins Broadcast Era
The House launches closed circuit color coverage of its proceedings with a 1.5 million system. Speaker ONeill presides as Rep Peyser discusses food stamps. Initial viewing limited to members, with tapes to media by mid March and RCA satellite pickup for cable later. Concerns include camera focus and political advantage, but officials cite professional staffing.
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Painesville kidnapping ends. suspect charged in Detroit case
Deborah Wolf, 22, returned home unharmed after a three day kidnapping from Painesville Township. Gary Morton of Painesville Township is charged. his brother Charles, an escaped prisoner from Jackson State Prison, was identified after capture in Fremont, Ohio. Police linked Charles to Detroit.
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Two congressmen freed after immunity in Niehous case
Venezuela's military appeals court freed two congressmen elect David Nieves of the Socialist League and Salem Meza of the Electoral Movement of the People, granting parliamentary immunity in the 1976 kidnapping of William F. Niehous. Perez opposed amnesty, and the pair will join the new congress in March.
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Sandinistas renew offensive attacks in Nicaragua
Sandinista guerrillas attacked a National Guard patrol in Masaya and an outpost in Diriamba, marking the third straight day of renewed pressure against President Anastasio Somoza Debayle's regime. The violence follows earlier civil war activity between Somoza forces and insurgents. In Italy, Premier-designate Ugo La Malfa will start consultations aiming to form what could be the first non Christian Democrat government in 34 years.
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