Last chance to sign draft registration card nationwide
Washington report notes Defense Secretary Weinberger calls the card a small form needing address and phone number. Failure to register risks up to five years in prison and a $10,000 fine for men born 1960 to early 1964. About 8 million men must register within 30 days of 18th birthday.
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Royals return to London in foggy Heathrow arrival
Prince Charles and Diana arrived at Heathrow Airport London from the Bahamas on a commercial airliner amid heavy fog forcing diversions. Diana, 20, pregnant due in June, wore a blue and white smock with an angora jacket and waved to workers before leaving in a car with Charles at the wheel.
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Brisbon vows to avoid electric chair by killing again
Henry Brisbon, 26, on death row after a Will County jury sentenced him to death for the 1978 stabbing death of Richard Morgan. He previously killed in I 57 robberies in 1973 and has confessed plans to kill again, prompting calls for the death penalty as a deterrent.
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Black Lung Cases Reported At Texas Chemical Plant
Two workers at Great Lakes Carbon Corp in Port Arthur Texas diagnosed with black lung a disease usually linked to coal mining A federal six month health investigation was launched after pulmonary tests indicated lung problems among at least 21 of the 120 plant workers The company disputes the findings and officials note this may be the first US instance of black lung outside coal regions
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Evangelist Hart withdraws Civil Rights Commission bid
Black evangelist B Sam Hart says media publicity forced him to step aside as a nominee to the U S Civil Rights Commission. He wrote to President Reagan asking not to submit the nomination. Hart cited hostile publicity while noting he is behind on a loan for WYIS and defaulted on an SBA loan, claims it did not influence his decision.
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Cleveland survey finds rise in mental health help for job fears
Statewide report shows middle class workers and professionals seek psychiatric aid from public or charity clinics amid unemployment fears. Andrew G. Calladine of the Center for Human Services notes the Cleveland clinic averages 20 calls weekly due to job loss stresses.
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Protesters clash with police at U S Consulate in Amsterdam
About 2 000 demonstrators shouted Reagan Murderer as rocks and paint bombs flew at the U S Consulate on Museum Square in Amsterdam. Seven Dutch officers were slightly hurt in scuffles before riot police used teargas to disperse the crowd after about 20 minutes.
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China cancels celebration of Sino American Shanghai accord
China canceled planned Sunday events marking the 10th anniversary of the Sino American Shanghai communique due to the Taiwan arms sales dispute with the United States. Former president Nixon could not attend the Shanghai ceremony with Premier Chou En-lai, as talks in Beijing continued with limited official remarks.
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Pilla Urges Diocese to Aid Poor During Lent
Bishop Anthony M Pilla of the Cleveland diocese issues a 7000 word pastoral on poverty urging all 257 churches to consider their duty to the poor during Lent. He notes 6 of 20 Americans live in poverty and public assistance covers about 60 percent of needed levels. He cites Jesus homeless and highlights housing affordability discrimination and aging homes.
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Winter storm sweeps South causes outages and snow
A late winter storm stunned the South dumping up to a foot of snow in Virginia and Arkansas while freezing rain knocked out electricity for thousands in Georgia and Alabama. Highways were clogged, power crews worked through the night to restore service, and forecasters revised snowfall totals upward as conditions shifted across the region.
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Sinai town Yamit sealed off to stop squatters influx
Israeli troops blocked roads around Yamit and the Gaza Strip to curb an influx of squatters opposing Sinai return to Egypt. The move targets disruption and potential clashes as Yamit nears handover on April 26 under the 1979 peace treaty. Prime Minister Begin promised a $260 million compensation package for residents leaving. About 10 percent of the 5,000 settlers have departed, leaving religious and nationalist squatters.
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Dylan Thomas Honored With Westminster Abbey Memorial Plaque
Aeranwy Thomas unveils a memorial plaque in Poets Corner Westminster Abbey honoring Dylan Thomas. The Swansea born poet, author of Do Not Go Gentle and Fern Hill, is remembered decades after his 1953 death in New York. The display places him among Byron and Eliot with the inscription Time held me green and dying.
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States first videotaped criminal trial begins in Sandusky
Erie County Common Pleas Judge James J. McCrystal reports that filming has started for Ohio’s first videorecorded trial. Sixteen defendants or witnesses are expected to be wrapped by mid March. One defendant, David M Lange, 14, of Sandusky, is charged with aggravated murder in the crossbow death of James Repisler, 44, also of Sandusky, on May 3, 1941.
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Lottery numbers report from Ohio and Pennsylvania
AP reports winning numbers from three lotteries. In Ohio The Number drawing produced 118. In Pennsylvania Big 4 finished 9 1 3 3 while the Daily Lottery top number was 9 6 8.
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