Vietnam to Send 20 More MIA Remains Home
Vietnam and the United States completed a two day round of talks with Hanoi announcing it will send the remains of 20 more missing Americans to the United States. The total sent since March stands at 32 with 12 turned over earlier. The talks, viewed as useful but not complete, will resume later. Remains will go to the Central Identification Laboratory in Hawaii and families are being informed. The broader issue remains postwar aid and normalization steps.
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America
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Leonard Woodcock
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Richard C. Holbrooke
Holbrooke
Hien
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Central Identification Laboratory
Hawaii
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Frank
Nixon
U.S. and Cuba agree to exchange midlevel diplomats
Washington and Havana announce formal agreement to exchange diplomatic interest sections signaling a warming but limited step. No full relations since 1961 remain, with ongoing issues over Cuba's Africa policy and human rights seen as obstacles to Carter’s conditions.
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State Department
John Trotter
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Dwight Eisenhower
U.S
Carter
Thousands of sharks swarm Padre Island in Texas gulf
Reports from PORT ARKANSAS TEXAS describe thousands of sharks, some about 12 feet, gathering in shallow Padre Island waters over two days. Coast Guard helicopters warned swimmers to avoid the area as packs grew to the thousands then dispersed. Scientists offer no solid explanation for the herd behavior.
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C T Key to crime prevention tab features tips
Elyria police Lt. William A. Cameron demonstrates door locks used in Operation Crime Alert talks. The feature by reporter Tom Chernitsky in today's C-T outlines precautions against crime and offers a special tab with crime prevention tips.
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Elyria
William A. Cameron
Tom Chernitsky
C-T
Jeff Bishop
Elyria faces 1/2% city tax hike questions on reciprocity
The Pull for Elyria panel answered calls about a proposed half percent city income tax, clarifying that regardless of residence, Elyria would collect the extra tax. Residents working outside Elyria would pay the levy and file returns. reciprocal deals with neighboring cities may return a quarter percent. The tax aims to cover 3.4 million in notes and past bills, with over 1 million saved in interest.
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Elyria
Committee
Charles M. Hyman
Valassis
Frosty morning sets June records across the state
A cold snap driven by Jack Frost sent temperatures to record lows in several communities. By late morning a warming trend began lifting readings into the high 60s and low 70s, while the National Weather Service warned of clear, cool conditions tonight. Ray Diederich noted a 36 degree low, tied to old June records, and farmers watched frost hints with minimal crop damage reported by Lorain County agents.
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National Weather Service
Ray Diederich
North Ridgeville
Diederich
Cleveland
Lorain County
Arthur Blackwell
Harvey the attack rabbit guards ASPCA offices in Manhattan
The ASPCA uses Harvey the watch rabbit to protect its Manhattan offices after dark. Trained attack rabbit, given by his former owner after he bit six people, prompts officials to consider licensing under NYC attack animal law.
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Weather outlook warm spell with clear nights
Warmer conditions continue with cool nights and mild days. Lows range from 45 to 49 degrees tonight, with tomorrow’s highs near 75. Rain chances near zero. Winds southwest at 5 to 18 mph tonight. Yesterday’s high reached 50, and the low dipped to 36 at 5:15 a.m. today. Details on Page A-?.
Five North Olmsted students charged over school drug pills
North Olmsted police traced barbiturate tablets found in North Olmsted High School to five students. Delinquency charges for trafficking likely next week with expulsion. About 1000 pills circulating, reportedly stolen from a relative out of state. Several students treated after overdoses, some in hospital ICU or in satisfactory condition. others released.
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North Olmsted
Thomas A. Marsh
Fairview General Hospital
Marsh
van Arken
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