Iran ex-PM Bakhtiar survives assassins in Paris attack
An assassination team posing as reporters fired on Shahpour Bakhtiar outside his Paris apartment. Police shot back, killing a 25-year-old officer and a 45-year-old woman. Bakhtiar escaped unharmed. The group claimed ties to Iran's Guards of Islam. One gunman was wounded. Bakhtiar described the door opening on a security chain before police intervened.
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Convention Talk: Halberstam Wolfe and Buchwald Reflect
In a candid panel on the 1980 Republican Convention the journalists debate coverage dynamics, Kissinger’s influence, and Ford’s vice presidency. Halberstam Wolfe and Buchwald weigh prestige, politics, and media games amid convention pageantry.
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Tom Wolfe
Art Buchwald
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Halberstam
Tom
Wolfe
Smedley
State Department
John Smedley
State
Anderson to qualify for Ohio ballot in independent bid
A US district judge ruled John Anderson may appear on Ohio's November ballot, finding the 75 day before the June primary filing deadline unconstitutional as a First and Fourteenth Amendment burden. Anderson supporters planned to file 14,500 signatures to secure his spot in Ohio, while Celebrezze weighs an appeal.
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UPI
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Reagan urges new consensus for U S campaign strategy
Reagan and Bush oversee extensive planning meetings with state and local party leaders, then head to Texas for campaign appearances while Ford's possible vice presidency looms and Anderson runs as an independent. Reagan portrays a tough, combative campaign as Helms threatens in opposition.
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Macho mindsets tied to health risks warn of early death
Kenneth Solomon, a geriatric psychiatrist at the University of Maryland, identifies six macho archetypes—no sissy stuff, big wheel, sturdy oak, give em hell, green hell, and homophobia—saying they promote stress, heart disease, and premature demise. He cited socialization from birth and a culture of aggression as key factors.
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Ohio Lottery daily drawing and school board spat
In Cleveland the Ohio Lottery daily game draw produced 578 as the winning number with $545,331 in ticket sales and $377,527.50 in payoffs. Separately, a federal judge was asked to halt Cleveland Public Schools from pursuing staff changes pending a comprehensive plan, while Clark County Historial Society cites the 1854 baby contest at the Clark County Fair with winner Alfretta Rhonemus from Vienna Ohio.
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UPI
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UPT
Clark County
Cleveland rape charges eyed after Public Square attack
Prosecutors in Cleveland were to consider charges in the downtown rape of a 26 year old suburban Mayfield Heights woman attacked by four men on Public Square. About 30 bystanders watched as the assailants ripped off her clothes and threw her into a fountain. The assault began at knifepoint after she refused their advance.
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UPI
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Public Square
Cleveland City
Arson-murder trial opens for Gerald Willey in motel fire
Opening arguments began in Cambridge for Gerald Willey a 21 year old charged with arson murder after a motel fire killed 10. A 24 member jury including six men six women and two alternates had been sworn following six days of voir dire with 62 witnesses interviewed. Judge John Charles Sheppard declined an immediate venue change or jury sequestration and said sequestration will occur after testimony and during deliberations. Prosecutor James R Scott forecast a three day State case.
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Cambridge
UPI
Gerald Willey
Guernsey County Common Pleas Court
John Charles Sheppard
Sheppard
James R. Scott
Olmsted cop guilty in gun death
Rudy Kuntz 23 of Olmsted Township was found guilty of negligent homicide in shooting Dominick Boscarelli, a friend and fellow patrolman, after pleading no contest. Sentencing delayed for probation report. bond set at $1000. penalties up to six months jail or $1000 fine. Witnesses describe a fatal horseplay incident with a fast draw of a .357 Magnum.
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Olmsted Township
Ptl
Rudy Kuntz
Cuyahoga County Common Pleas
Bernard Friedman
Kuntz
Friedman
Dominick J. Boscarelli
Edward M. Walsh
Walsh
Boscarelli
Alchem-Tran Sues City For 7 Million Complex Federal Suit
Alchem-Tran files a federal lawsuit on July 9 seeking a court order to issue a building permit and curb future city interference. It asks for 2 million in actual damages and 5 million in punitive damages. Mayor Keys says the city’s director and solicitor will jointly handle the case. city lawyers have 20 days to answer. Stack, the firm’s attorney, says Alchem-Tran plans to build here and has been thwarted or diverted.
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