Ford meets with shah and Sadat near Aswan
Former President Gerald Ford, the shah of Iran, and Egyptian President Anwar Sadat held a 61 minute impromptu conference at the Aswan dam. The meeting occurred in a hotel suite after Ford arrived for a Middle East tour.
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Interchange sewer project eyed as major area development
ARMBRUSTER said the intersection of the turnpike I 480 and Route 10 could become a top state exchange if sewer development proceeds. Councilman Kasab noted hotel chains and developers have shown interest, with residents encouraged by the prospect and only benefiting property owners facing assessments. A 12 acre parcel near Root Road and Rt 10 will host a new water tower to boost system pressure.
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Iran Seeks Relief as Quake Kills Thousands
A major northeastern Iran quake rated 6.8 on the Richter scale left about 1,000 dead and 1,000 injured. Relief teams struggled for hours due to fuel shortages while C-130 planes ferried blankets and medicine to Birjand.
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Death course discussion spurs mourning awareness growth
National death studies advocate Robert Fulton says postwar changes birthed the modern death awareness movement. Wreaths appear in the Midwest, and Dodgers wore a deceased teammate’s number during the 1978 World Series as a mourning symbol. LCCC hosts a second orientation session on Saturday at 9:30 in room 227B led by Len Tempos with registration open through Tri-C. Contact Gena Wild at 241-5966 ext 203. In Lewes England, Dennis Crowhurst received 18 months for bigamy after admitting to marrying two women while already wed, with Judge Lovegrove noting the rarity of a compulsive husband.
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Complaint Session Cancelled at Keystone High
Warner argued the administration has not yet voiced its side on developments at the high school and called for balance before criticism. He seeks to upgrade curriculum and certify teachers, noting some teach outside their certification area. Teachers report morale problems and fear reprisals while speaking to the C-T, describing intimidation and open conflict within the district.
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Tenn. governor inaugurated early after AG opinion
Tennessee Attorney General William Leech said ex governor Ray Blanton’s term ended at midnight Monday making Lamar Alexander a holdover governor until his oath. Leech noted the oath could occur after Jan 15 and that the ceremony was ceremonial. Blanton did not challenge the move.
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Garland Sues Over Ohio Estate Sale Breach
Veteran pitcher Wayne Garland and his wife Mary sue the former owners Harvey and Christine Leighton Gates Mills and the Smythe Cramer Co in Cuyahoga County Court. They seek return of 775000 plus 350000 in compensatory 200000 punitive and 12000 for unaddressed gutters and missing personal property plus 10000 for prior damage.
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Ohio bill lets wives press rape charges against husbands
In Columbus Rep. John A. Galbraith introduced a bill to remove marriage as a defense to rape and to allow charges if couples are not married but living together. The measure follows an Oregon case where a husband was acquitted on wife rape charges. In Cleveland, a federal judge weighs privacy versus public access as he considers loosening a protective order on Kent State University shootings.
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Councilmen reject federal funds in Mt Vernon vote
Mt Vernon mayor Claude Schlosser faced red tape as city council voted 5 to 2 to reject a 2.25 million HUD Small Cities grant for a citywide rehabilitation, storm sewers, streets, a community center and home-improvement aid. Schlosser noted the move defies precedent and his 16 years with the consultant.
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UPI
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Pardon Me Governor T shirt Contest At Radio Station
Memphis radio FM-100 offers T shirts with "Pardon Me Governor" as prizes plus $20 and $40 pardons for listeners who call in this weekend. Promotions director Ron Olson notes the first caller wins the shirt and may receive a $20 or $40 pardon.
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UPI
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