Carter vows budget curb drawing line on spending
President Carter told a Houston Democratic fundraiser that a line must be drawn against rising federal spending and vowed to use all powers, including the veto, to restrain the budget. He warned of heavy pressure from industry groups and urged support for his inflation battle and energy program amid an upcoming international summit.aitre
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Tear gas ends siege in Sheffield Lake home
A 28-year-old man surrendered after a 90 minute siege at 4570 Hawthorn Dr following a threat to kill in the home. Police evacuated nearby houses as tear gas was used then rushed the residence, arresting him in the kitchen without resistance. The gun and shotgun were seized and the man was scheduled for charges in Lorain Municipal Court.
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Lorain Municipal Court
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Keep Kucinich Campaign Starts Slow In Cleveland Recall
Mayor Dennis Kucinich launched a recall campaign with plans to canvas Cleveland, but bumper sticker shipments were delayed and an organizational meeting postponed. The city council certified enough signers to trigger a recall between August 1 and 21 unless he resigns within five days.
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Dennis J. Kucinich
Kucinich
Brown to sign Proposition 13 amid tax relief push
Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr. backs Proposition 13 as a mood of support for Californians and schedules a signing of a $5 billion rescue plan. He promises vigorous action to implement the tax-slashing provisions while describing the measure as an extraordinary effort to blunt Jarvis-Gann cutbacks.
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Sacramento
Calif
UPI
Edmund G. Brown Jr
Jarvis-Gann
Brown
Missionary families slain by guerrillas near Rhodesia border
In Rhodesia, a military spokesman said white missionary families were hacked to death at a mission in the Vumba Mountains near Umtali. The attack killed a month-old baby and several young girls. only oneUnmarried woman survived. Black children at the mission school were reportedly rounded up and marched across the Mozambique border. The raid underscored the intensity of the six-year-old conflict as Mozambique reported casualties from incursions nearby.
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Mozambique
John Smith
Elim
Cheltenham
England
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Umtali
Robert Mugabe
Zimbabwe African National Union
Ohio to Update Real Estate Values Under Three Year Cycle
Ohio planners warn inflation will push up property values and 1980 tax bills under a three year reappraisal plan. County Auditor Julian A. Pijor notes the 10 mill limit shields raises to existing levies while values rise about 1 percent monthly.
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Lorain County
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Ohio
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Pijor
National Guard tuition free education policy analysis
CT reporter Tom Chernitsky examines the impact on Company D 112th Engineer Battalion Lorain as the National Guard seeks better times with a state college tuition free education program. The piece appears in tomorrow's CT.
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Tom Chernitsky
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