Dayton UFO convention hears claim of crashed alien bodies
At the ninth annual national UFO convention in Dayton at the Dayton Convention Center Leonard Stringfield of Cincinnati presented allegations that the Air Force secretly recovers bodies from crashed UFOs and researchers study them at bases like Wright Patterson. He offered stories from many sources but declined to name most of them and cautioned some may be lying while urging openness from the Air Force and CIA. Mrs. Carroll Armstrong of St. Louis noted she has attended eight of nine conventions and agreed the topic stirs belief among attendees.
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Dayton, Ohio
UPI
Wright-Patterson Air Force Base
Carroll Armstrong
St. Louis
Dayton
Wright-Patterson
Stringfield
UAW 1161 Strikes Pfaudler Co Plant in Elyria
UAW Local 1161 members at The Pfaudler Co in Elyria began a strike after failed marathon bargaining for a new contract. About 190 workers picketed as talks stalled over wages and cost of living provisions despite a federal mediator.
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UAW
Pfaudler Co
United Auto Workers
Elyria
Andy Jones
At & A.m
Pfaudler
Taylor St
Jones
Cruiser Collision Kills Two In Vermilion Area
A westbound motorcycle on Green Road and an eastbound car on Route 113 collided at the intersection of Gifford and Route 113. Investigators say Meyer and his wife Doyle of Amherst died at hospitals. The Meyers were reportedly picnicking nearby when the crash occurred.
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Chapman
Meyer
Gifford Road
Rt. 113
U. S. Steel Construction
Amherst Hospital
Doyle
Lorain Community Hospital
Meyers
Melias
Mill Hollow
Bacon Woods Reservation
Vermilion and
North Ridge Roads
Vermilion
Erie County Sheriff's
Green Road
Lorain County
Recruiters face pressure over quotas and forged records
A Metzenbaum inquiry hearing reveals Cleveland recruiters including Goode and Robinette alleging falsified criminal records and diploma tampering to meet quotas set by Major Klaus Schreiber who ran the Cleveland office. They claim forged documents by a county court employee and widespread access to test papers, with a Marine board accused of ignoring abuses. Goode plans to resign, amid crank calls from supporters of the inquiry.
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Klaus Schreiber
Cleveland
California
Goode
Metzenbaum
Marine Brass
Donald Robinette
Willoughby
Parma
David Sutton
Cuyahoga County Juvenile Court
Robinette
Cleveland Board of Education
Cuyahoga County
Lorain
Teen sets 170 hour pinball world record in Massachusetts
Springfield report says Edward Leyden, 17, Hampden MA, eclipsed the Guinness mark by playing pinball 170 consecutive hours. He started July 23 and ended last Sunday surpassing J D Beltran of San Marcos. Leyden plans a brief hiatus before Massachusetts pinball championships in August.
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Springfield
Mass
UPI
Edward Leyden
Hampden
Massachusetts
Leyden
San Marcos
Texas
J.D. Beltran
Guinness
Beltran
Marion DeLapa
Record Claim For Marathon Tennis Racket Stringing
Allan Vieweg and Cele Shoemaker claim a world record for marathon tennis racket stringing after spending 100 hours stringing 67 rackets at a local tennis club from Tuesday morning to Saturday noon. They checked with Guinness World Records and found no prior record.
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Rolling Hills Estates
Calif
UPI
Allan Vieweg
Cele Shoemaker
Edison running smooth despite strike in Ohio
Ohio Edison operations ran normally amid a strike by about 1,900 Utility Workers Union of America members. Picket lines formed at Edgewater and West Lorain plants and at the Elyria service center while IBEW workers stayed on duty or joined informational pickets. Union demands center on cost of living raises. talks with IBEW and UWUA stalled after July contract expirations and multiple tentative offers rejection.
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Utility Workers Union of America
Lake Avenue
Elyria
Bill Jamieson
Ken Schroeder
Tim Huffman
Ted Wolf
C-T
Gene
Ohio Edison Co
UWUA
Edgewater
West Lorain
Lorain
James Markle
Ohio Edison
Lake Erie
Lake Ave
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
IBEW
Markle
Donald Talbot
Akron
National health plan faces cost questions for middle class
Washington officials outline that poor people will receive free benefits under Carter's national health plan while middle-income Americans may face cost sharing. HEW Secretary Califano says the exact level and form of cost sharing will be set when the bill is drafted. Kennedy criticizes the plan as weak as both parties eye competing measures and future Congress debates.
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Washington
UPT
Carter
HEW
Joseph Califano
Califano
Cbs-Tv
Congress
Capitol Hill
Edward Kennedy
Dmass
Kennedy
Democratic Party
Carter health plan guidelines outline broad coverage goals
President Carter details ten guidelines for a national health insurance plan. The aims include universal comprehensive coverage, access to quality care, freedom to choose providers, cost containment, and phased financing with no new federal spending before 1983. It calls for private insurance roles, multiple funding sources, and consumer representation.
British balloonists beaten but buoyant after rescue
Two British adventurers Donald Cameron and Christopher Davey, battered by storms as they attempted the first Atlantic balloon crossing, reached land in Concarneau, France aboard a trawler after ditching 117 miles west of Brest. They set a balloon distance record of 1,805 nautical miles, vowed to try again next year, and praised their French rescue.
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Concarneau
France
UPI
Atlantic
Donald Cameron
Christopher Davey
Brittany
Cameron
Davey
Bracknell, England
St John’s
Newfoundland
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Mon Dayton
America
Mr. T
Air Force
CIA
Mrs. Armstrong
Mr. Stringfield
Herbert H. Carlson
Sybron Corp
Parsippany
N.J
United States
William B. Murray
General Public Utilities Service Corp
Birmingham Park
Kenneth B. Waters
Baumhart Road
Amherst
Carl E. Turner
Clinton Rd
John R. Devin
Edison
By Leon Rubin
Youngstown
Ohio River
National Health Plan
Davis
Brest
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