Weather and Budget News Briefs
Weather outlook shows cloudy skies with possible snow tonight and Tuesday with 30 and 79 percent chances. Sunday highs near 34 and lows around 27. Washington reports President Carter’s 1980 budget at 531.6 billion, aiming to curb inflation with defense increases and domestic cuts, projecting a potential 32 billion surplus by 1982 and no general tax cut.
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Washington
UPI
Carter
Congress
NATO
Treasury
Michael Blumenthal
Drop That Pass Ends Cowboys Super Bowl Drive
Dallas Cowboy receiver Jackie Smith falls to the end zone after a sure touchdown pass is dropped in Super Bowl XII against the Pittsburgh Steelers. The miss helped seal the Cowboys defeat, with the play noted as a decisive moment.
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Dallas
Cowboys
UPI
Stoddart admits kidnapping story was false
Richard S. Stoddart, appointee to the Regional Transit Authority Board, confessed Sunday that his earlier report of being abducted was fabricated. Cuyahoga County Mayors and Managers Association officials said he will be given a chance to speak on return from vacation before any action. Mayor Kafer noted the need to hear his side first before deciding on resignation or rescinding the appointment.
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Richard S. Stoddart
Regional Transit Authority Board of Trustees
Himba
Cuyahoga County Mayors and Managers Association
Stoddart
RTA
Berea
Jack Kafer
Kafer
Allan Mills
Mayors and Managers Association
Cleveland
Cleveland, Heights
Eaton Corp
Kucinich and Nader urge Congress to probe Cleveland Trust
Cleveland mayor Dennis Kucinich planned meetings with House Banking Committee leaders Henry Reuss and Benjamin Rosenthal to press for a congressional inquiry into Cleveland Trust Co. and its role in the citys financial crisis. Ralph Nader would join several Washington stops, citing loan actions tied to the Munipal Light System sale to CEI, a CEI board link to Cleveland Trust.
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Cleveland
UPI
Dennis J. Kucinich
Congressional
Washington
Cleveland Trust Co
Kucinich
Henry Reuss
Wisconsin
House Banking Committee
Benjamin Rosenthal
D-N.y
Commerce
Ralph Nader
Nader
Cleveland Trust
Cleveland Electric Iluminating Co
CEI
Steelers Win Sparks Pittsburgh Victory Parade Celebration
Pittsburgh celebrated its third Super Bowl title as fans filled the streets while church bells rang and car horns sounded. In Louisville a bar shooting left one dead and two injured after a man opened fire. Raymond L. Wilson, 35, was charged with murder and two counts of first degree assault. Police deployed 500 officers to manage crowds downtown with barricades, riot officers and emergency crews on standby.
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Kelly’s
Pittsburgh Steelers
Louisville
Keily’s
Raymond
L. Wilson
Pittsburgh
Miami
Steel City
Steelers
Dallas
Pittsburgh Pirates
Fifth Avenue
Bine
Death and Dying Part I challenges in modern society
Sociologist Robert Fulton of the University of Minnesota surveys contemporary issues surrounding death. He notes a cultural denial and avoidance of mortality across media and institutions, highlighting a pervasive cult of youth and reluctance to face death.
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Robert Fulton
University of Minnesota
Center For
University Extension
University of California, San Diego
National Endowment For the Humanities
Regents of
The
University of California
America
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Beachwood
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