Carter Seen Weak on Soviets In AP NBC Poll
AP NBC News poll of 1600 adults finds 45 percent say Carter not tough enough with the Soviet Union, 35 percent say right tone, and majority favor a new nuclear arms pact with the USSR though concerns remain about its impact.
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Yanks to shun Russia libel trial
Two American reporters Craig Whitney of the New York Times and Harold Piper of the Baltimore Sun refused to participate in a libel trial in Moscow City Court. They urged dismissal of the case, arguing the papers do not circulate in the Soviet Union, while the judge postponed the trial from July 7 to July 18 and noted it could proceed without the two Americans if officials pressed the suit.
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Supreme Court voids Ohio death penalty law
The sharply divided Supreme Court ruled Ohio’s capital punishment statute unconstitutional for limiting mercy factors. The ruling frees 99 Ohio inmates facing death, framing that judges must consider mitigating factors in most capital cases. Chief Justice Burger and three others said the law’s restrictions violate the Constitution. Justice Brennan did not participate.
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Weather and court notes mix in fragment page
Weather report forecasts clearing tonight with a low near 60 and a high in the 80s Tuesday with a 20 percent rain chance. Winds NE 5 to 10 mph tonight. Also mentions high and low temperatures at specific times and page reference A8. Court opinions show justices Potter Stewart Lewis Powell and John Paul Stevens joining Burger, while Thurgood Marshall reiterates opposition to capital punishment and criticizes the Ohio statute as a blunt mandatory death penalty rule.
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First to Sign Up for Elyria Distance Classic
Don Halliday 18 Elyria a University of Toledo sophomore and early entrant trains with friends from four miles three times weekly planning for the seven mile Elyria Distance Classic on August 6 Halliday began running seriously last fall after joining a Toledo exercise class focusing on endurance He says finishing is what he enjoys most and hopes to someday run the Boston Marathon in the future
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Toledo runner plans Boston marathon trip on Patriot's Day
Sign-up coupon on Page C-3 notes a fall return to Toledo for a marathon running class. The instructor will take several participants to Boston to compete on Patriot's Day. Halliday aims to finish under 50 minutes by seven minute miles while advising runners to run their own pace and not be swayed by others.
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FCC can curb dirty words on airwaves ruling
The Supreme Court ruled that the FCC may restrict indecent language broadcast over the airwaves. It held the FCC cannot censor broadcasts in advance but can punish the use of dirty words after transmission.
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Olmsted pilot recalls near crash at NASA field
Harold Schmidt, an engineer at NASA in North Olmsted, survived a midair engine failure and crash landing near Cleveland Hopkins Airport. He and his wife Lucille, both 56, emerged unharmed after maneuvering the single engine Beechcraft Bonanza into a field between a NASA parking area and a trailer park. Debris damaged a trailer. lines and a trailer awning were lightly touched. FAA investigation pending.
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