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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 18, 1980

Page

2

Curfew Enforced in Riot-Torn Liberty City

A 120 man police force sealed a 170 block area in Liberty City enforcing a 9 p.m. to dawn curfew amid three days of rioting. Six were arrested for curfew violations and weapon possession. no injuries reported as authorities mounted roadblocks and sweeps. President Carter blamed local black leadership factors and pledged federal aid alongside Governor Graham who moments earlier ordered National Guard standby.

Miami UPI Liberty City Bob Graham Carter Florida Florida National Guard Dade County Police Benevolent Association PBA Merrett Stierheim Douglas Hughes Deborah Carter Jacksonville Hollywood Carter Com

Governor threatens Guard pull in Mobile strike

Gov Fob James pressed Mobile officials to resume talks in a five day old police and firefighters strike. State labor chief Jerry Ray relayed a message that National Guard troops could be withdrawn if progress is not made. Officials described private discussions but offered few specifics. A New Orleans union leader said letters from the governor urged action to settle the dispute.

Mobile Ala UPI James National Guard Jerry Ray Jon Ham Ray Gary Greenough Henry Cobb New Orleans Clarence Perez

Japan's new prime minister reaffirms U S ties

Zenko Suzuki, Japan's 15th postwar prime minister, said Tokyo will strengthen friendship with the United States and pursue dialogue with the Soviet Union and Middle East nations. He stressed US Japan relations as pillars of policy and urged mutual efforts to improve ties with the Kremlin after Afghanistan era strains.

Tokyo UPI Zenko Suzuki Japan United States Soviet Union Suzuki Kremlin Afghanistan Masayoshi Ohira U.S Middle East Association of Southeast Asian Nations Indonesia Malaysia Philippines

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