Joan Kennedy: a life of public tragedy and private strength
Chronicle-Telegram in Elyria profiles Joan Kennedy describing her warmth and gentleness while detailing the Kennedy family calamities. It notes Chappaquiddick fallout, Ted Kennedy rumors, Teddy’s leg loss, her sanitarium stay, alcoholism disclosure, and fears of assassination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Joe Kopechne
Edward Kennedy
Chappaquiddick
Edward Jr
Teddy
Joan Kennedy
New Canaan
Conn
Ted
Kennedy Brothers
Kipton police criticisms spark council turmoil in 1978
Excerpts from a statement by resigning Kipton part time officers Shoulter Rivera and Emmerich accuse Mayor Thomas Greene and Council President Alferio of improper meetings and attempted charges against residents. They main claim police procedures were not followed and meetings were used for personal gain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Woody
New Park
Woody
Don Gehringer
Sgt
Shoulter
Council
Charles Alferio
Rivera
Charles Alferio, Jr
Alferio
Thomas Greene
Rey Ives
Police Committee
Police Department
Ives
Ripton
Kipton
Emmerich
Mrs. Ives
Oberlin Municipal Court
Greene
Ohio
Kipton Police Force Shrinks to Part Timers After Resignations
Kipton officials report the village police force has downsized to part time status after chief Shoulter and officers Shoulter, Rivera and Emmerich resigned. The dispute centered on alleged improper use of a patrol car and a 115 mph chase. council members accused, while officers argued for village support and proper channels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Woody
Ben Souslin
Alferio
Council
Rivera
Greene
Kipton
Police Committee
Shoulter
Charlie Alferio
Emmerich
Cuyahoga and Park Funds Trimmed in Bill Action
Rep. Philip Burton said no more major changes needed as Congress cut 221.9 million from the national parks authorization bill, now about 1.3 billion, to satisfy White House concerns. Other sizable cuts targeted park studies 35 million, archeological data 15.5 million, Santa Monica Mountains 25 million, Guam Seashore 10 million, Cuyahoga Valley 12.7 million, and Statue of Liberty 10 million.
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Burton
House
White House
Santa Monica Mountains
Guam Seashore
Cuyahoga Valley
Statue of Liberty
Travelers set two-day Ohio Turnpike traffic record
Ohio Turnpike traffic on the July 4 weekend broke a 1976 record, first at 119,500 vehicles on Friday and then topping 133,500 on Saturday, a 12.4 percent rise, according to turnpike commission officials.
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Ohio Turnpike
Turnpike Commission
Commission
Ear on Washington Margins and Washington Star Nuggets
Ear surveys Washington society and national gossip with satirical salvos. It notes Moussa Monadel hosting a Jerry Ford Birthday Garden Soiree at the President's House with Iranian caviar and a White House shaped cake, plus grafts of historical objects. It also reports Jackie Onassis Kennedy rumors about Grand Central and political shifts for Chip Carter. Barbara Jordan declines Whittier chair to join Lyndon Johnson School in Texas.
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Fred
Moussa Monadel
Jerry Ford
Alexandria
Moussa
Iran
White House
Ford Cabinet
Jackie O
Grand Central Station
Washington
Barbara Jordan
Whittier College
Richard Nixon
Lyndon Johnson
Muriel Humphrey denies report of secret trust funds
Muriel Humphrey called a Scripps-Howard claim that the Humphrey family trusts totaling several million dollars came from gifts and unreported stock deposits "completely inaccurate." She said the trusts were funded from her late husband Hubert Humphrey's personal holdings.
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Muriel Humphrey
Washington
APA
Humbert Humphrey
D-Minn
Humphrey
Muriel
Senate
Scripps-Howard News Service
Dwayne Andreas
Minnesota
al Firm
Hubert Humphrey
Senate Agriculture Committee
Lowell
Andréas
Archer- Daniles-Midlands Co
Scripps-Howard
Hubert
Chidren
National City Bank of Minneapolis
Archer-Daniles-Midland Co
Familiar US Soviet spy case echoes past allegations
Moscow reports Anatoly Filatov, 38, pleaded guilty before a military court to spying for a foreign intelligence service. Recruited in Algeria in 1974, he allegedly used radio, caches and cryptographic mail while paid in foreign currency, gold, and rubles. The case mirrors accusations against former U.S. Embassy Vice Consul Martha Peterson of running a CIA operation.
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Moscow
UPI
U.S
Tass
Anatoly N. Filatov
Soviet Supreme Court
Filatov
Algeria
Soviet Union
Izvestia
Martha Peterson
Peterson
ERA Extension Sparks House Debate Over Ratification Deadline
Representative Tom Railsback proposes a tactic to avoid seeming to tamper with the Constitution as the House Judiciary Committee weighs a bill to add seven more years for ERA ratification. With 35 of 38 states needed, lawmakers are divided amid a large rally in Washington by women's rights advocates.
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Washington
UPI
Tom Railsback
R-Il
House Judiciary Committee
Congress
Capitol
House
Senate
Jack Brooks
D-Texas
Judiciary Committee
13 Cleveland policemen suspended over lone beats
In Cleveland, 13 officers were suspended without pay pending discharge after refusing to walk lone patrols through 32 public housing projects. Mayor Dennis Kucinich warned that any officer refusing such assignments would be unloaded, following a day when 28 officers refused similar duties in Cuyahoga Metropolitan Housing Projects described as jungles by association leader William McNea.
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Cleveland
UPI
Dennis J. Kucinich
Cuyahoga Metropolitan
William J. McNea
The
Cleveland Police Patrolmen’s Association
Carter proposes local anti crime aid and LEAA reform
President Carter outlines a plan to replace the LEAA with the Office of Justice Assistance Research and Statistics. He aims to cut 75 percent of LEAA paperwork, boost local grant control by 25 percent, and raise the LEAA budget from 641 million to 800 million dollars to fight crime and improve justice administration.
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Office of Justice Assistance, Research and Statistics
LEAA
Carter
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Tras
Joan
Kennedy
June Allyson
Joar
Mary Jo Kopechne
New York
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Suzy
Suzy Chapstick
Chaffee
Alcoholics Anonymous
Camelot
Paul
Red) Fay
Navy
John Kennedy
Kipton Village
Donald Shoulter
Richard Rivera
Maynard Emmerich
Cuyahoga
Philip Burton
D-Calif
Ole
Dallas
Marsalis Zoo
Washington Star
Diana McLellan
Grand Central
Columbia Presbyterian Hospital
Chip Carter
Jimmiy
Democratic National Committee
Earwigs
Evan Dobelle
Law Enforcement Assistance Administration
Rose Garden
SEAA
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