Hays seeks long shot bid after scandal and comeback
Wayne Hays campaigns in Belmont Noble and Monroe counties after the Ray affair and his brief House crisis. Voters recall his local projects and political skill as he presses for a return to office despite critics highlighting past misuses of funds and questions about his relationship with a former aide.
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House Ethics Committee
Ohio
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Homer Monahan
Martin’s Ferry
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Bill Dematte
John
Sargus
Artas
United Mine Workers
United Steelworkers
UMW
Program is 'in The Works' for former mental patients
Eight former long term mental patients work above a Lorain bar in a federally funded program called The Works. The aim is to restore self sufficiency through paid, directed work and commercial products. Officials say the project tests vocational rehabilitation and market readiness for former patients in Lorain County.
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Lorain County
Fred Slanina
Wellington
Ann Kennedy
Mrs. Kennedy
Slanina
Singlaub charges Carter ignored Joint Chiefs on policy
Retired Maj. Gen. John K. Singlaub, after 33 years in service, accuses President Carter of ignoring the Joint Chiefs of Staff on major foreign policy decisions. He cites the Korea withdrawal and Panama Canal treaties, noting JCS members felt sidelined while some support B-1 cancellation and SALT talks. He alleges soldiers were pressed to resign if they spoke out against the canal treaty.
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Harold Brown
Turin Prosecutor Seeks 15-Year Terms for Red Brigades Leaders
Rome reports Chief Prosecutor Luigi Moschella demanded 15-year sentences and 2320 dollar fines for six Red Brigades leaders linked to the Moro kidnapping and killings. He spoke as bombs damaged CDP offices in Rome and arson destroyed two cars amid the Turin trial.
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UPI
Turin
Red Brigades
Aimer
Aldo Moro
Luigi Moschella
Christian Democratic Party
Moschella
Mora
Sir Freddie Laker Wins Knighted Honor in Queen’s Birthday List
Freddie Laker, who battled governments and large airlines to offer cheap air travel, is knighted in the Queen Elizabeth birthday honors list. The honor follows his eight months of triumph over opposition to launch his low fare London New York Skytrain service and precedes plans for a London to Los Angeles route. Buckingham Palace announced the distribution of titles while Laker was abroad.
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UPI
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Sir Freddie
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Laker
Los Angeles
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China appoints envoy to Zaire amid African influence push
China dispatches Foreign Minister Huang Hua to Kinshasa for a day visit after a brief talk with U.S. Secretary of State Cyrus Vance in New York. Beijing aims to counter Soviet and Cuban influence in Africa and engage with President Mobutu Sese Seko during the trip.
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China
Huang Hua
Zaire
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Africa
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New York
Cyrus Vance
Europe
Kinshasa
Mobutu Seseko
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