Carter Sets 78 Goals in State of the Union Address
President Carter will outline 78 goals for 1978 in a nationally broadcast State of the Union address to Congress at 9 p.m. EST. He will push for tax cuts totaling 25 billion dollars and a broad tax revision, plus a voluntary wage price restraint program to combat inflation.
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Iowa
Jody Powell
Snow Likely as Winter Storm Watches Spread
A strengthening low off the Louisiana coast moves northeast toward the Carolinas bringing heavy snow to northern and southeastern Ohio by Friday. Snow, possibly mixed with sleet or rain in the southeast, could total three to five inches by Friday morning with highs in the 20s and lows 10 to 20. Power outages affected about 200 homes in the LaPorte Chestnut Ridge area due to fallen lines amid continued cold.
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Area birth rate up slightly in 1977 says vital stats official
Cleveland registrar Edward Fern reports 1977 births reached 17 105 in Cleveland and suburbs, up from 1976, but illegitimate births rise alarmingly. Lorain County births edged higher while illegitimate counts fell. City and county health departments note birth certificate changes hinder illegitimacy tracking, with no state figure for 1977.
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Edward Fern
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Lorain County
Fern
Cuyahoga County
City of Lorain
Lorain
City of Elyria
Amherst chief Koppenhafer and Ramstead fined on reduced charges
Amherst Police Chief Arthur Koppenh afer and policewoman Carol Ramstead were found guilty of reduced first degree misdemeanor falsification charges after a plea deal. Koppenhafer received a $1,000 fine, six month suspended sentence, and one year non reporting probation. Ramstead a $300 fine, two month suspended sentence, and one year non reporting probation. The judge called Koppenhafer the chief offender but noted no serious harm. The case stemmed from The Chronicle Telegram’s Amherst police investigation revealing Ramstead’s false training certification. The article also mentions related arrests and background on the training school run by Koppenhafer.
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Arthur Koppenhafer
Carol Ramstead
Lorain County
Koppenhafer
Siverling
John Haynes
Ramstead
Lorain
Joseph Ashélyt
Russ Sherman
Miss Ramstead
Chronicle-Telegram
Ohio
Begin says Egypt must salvage stalled peace talks
Prime Minister Menahem Begin told a French Jewish audience that the stalled Egyptian Israeli talks depend on Cairo and that the United States would not pressure him to concede to Egyptian demands. He ridiculed Sadat’s alleged concessions and questioned Egypt’s leverage. Secretary Vance sought to restart negotiations, tentatively meeting Begin by phone and planning a trip to Egypt to see Sadat.
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Anwar Sadat
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Isaac
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U.S
Cyrus R. Vance
Vance
Sadat
Mideast talks breakdown and its meaning
United Press International summarizes the Middle East pause after Egyptian President Anwar Sadat recalled negotiators from Jerusalem meetings with Egyptian Israeli and U.S. ministers. The move risks ending Sadat's peace initiative unless Israel softens its position as Carter urges continuation. Secretary Vance heads to Cairo while Sadat calls an emergency parliament session.
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United States
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