Peg on hand as Perk porn parley opens
Mayor Marguerite E Bowman and Councilman Felix J Kimczak attend the National Conference on the Blight of Obscenity in Cleveland with about 30 states represented and talks by Hamilton County Prosecutor Simon Leis Jr. The event reflects Mayor Perk’s nationwide campaign against pornography while drawing mixed public reaction and funding from civic groups.
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Ala
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Hamilton County
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GM profits top billion as air rules loom shutdown risk
General Motors reported a 1.0 billion profit for the April-June quarter, the highest ever for the period, but warned that Congress must ease clean air rules or all U S operations could close by mid September. Chairman Thomas A Murphy and President E M Estes cited potential plant and job losses affecting 447,000 workers if action stalls. GM led a strong industry quarter alongside Ford Chrysler and Exxon, though profit margins remained slim at just over seven cents per dollar.
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Lake jetport site recommended for Cleveland area
LERTA consultants urged offshore Lake Erie airport four miles from downtown Cleveland at a 10am press briefing. They argued lake location would yield over 1 billion dollars yearly in economic impact, despite an estimated 18 billion cost versus 887 million for the land site in Lorain and Medina counties. Trustees will study and seek public input before final decision between January and April 1978, with a land site option if lake port deemed too costly.
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Record heat fades as cold snap hits region
A dramatic temperature swing sweeps North Redgeville with a low around 32 degrees and a high near 75, tying 1959 low records while Cleveland area reports sub normal readings. Officials warn of scattered showers and a frontal system moving east as a weak storm drifts south of Ohio.
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Mall shopper squeezer strikes again near mall
Elyria police report a man who squeezes women in a mall parking lot area struck yesterday after 3 p.m. for the third time in two days. A woman said she was followed, caught, and squeezed. two similar incidents had occurred Tuesday in an east parking lot, with injuries reported.
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Iunies
Nuclear test ban talks opened by Carter push landmark accord
President Carter announced that the United States the Soviet Union and Britain have found a basis for negotiations toward a new treaty banning all nuclear tests. He said preliminary Geneva discussions laid groundwork for a treaty that all countries could accept, though several problems remain to be resolved.
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Bandits Hijack Bank of France Truck in Paris Bank Heist
Gangsters seized a Bank of France truck carrying 17 million francs about 3.54 million dollars in Paris. Police said the driver and guards were released after brief hostage holding in the Paris area.
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Carter criticizes West Bank settlements as peace obstacles
President Carter denounced the creation of new Israeli settlements on the West Bank as obstacles to peace but said they can be overcome as efforts continue to negotiate a settlement of the Arab Israeli conflict.
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Fire nears Santa Barbara as residents flee in panic
A Spencer man with a packed van watched a wildfire race toward Santa Barbara from near his home as planes circled the forest fire. A former Oberlin resident at a beach-area home described flames and burning forests driven by wind. Both spoke by telephone yesterday about evacuation orders and the blaze, which reached within feet of some properties.
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