Begin vows to pre empt Arab nukes in final Israeli vote
Prime Minister Menachem Begin pledges to again pre empt any Arab nuclear weapons capability as election race ends. He vows to keep Jerusalem united and West Bank territory, while Shimon Peres accuses Likud of losing its cool amid tight security rallies. Peres says Labor unites against Begin ahead of Tuesday vote and Rabin may join a Labor government if they win a majority.
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Shimon Peres
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GM to pay $550 to Chevymobile buyers in split verdict
A federal jury ordered General Motors to compensate over 10,000 buyers of 1977 Oldsmobiles with cheaper Chevrolet engines at $550 each, while finding no damages for about 30,000 customers who purchased Chevymobiles after April 10, 1977. GM weighs appeal as officials react to the mixed ruling.
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Jury awards refunds to Oldsmobile buyers in Illinois suit
Jurors ruled buyers of Oldsmobiles with Chevy engines before April 10, 1977 are entitled to $550 refunds, with estimates ranging from 10,688 to 17,000 claims. Possible total costs around $8.2 million. Deliberations showed division on about 30,000+ buyers post date, with up to 36,000 receiving no money.
Tehran foe survives bomb and unrest coats Iran fight
A booby trapped tape exploded in a Tehran mosque injuring Hojatoleslam Seyyed Ali Khamenei, foe of ex president Bani-Sadr, as Iran reports bombings near Tehran University and two executions. Pars agency cites 12 arrests amid blame shifting to Ferghan, the United States, and Mujahedeen Khalq.
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Hojatoleslam Seyyed Ali Khamenei
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Ferghan
United States
Mujahedeen Khalq
Nursing shortage drives away young women from the field
Guidance counselors report shrinking interest in nursing among high school graduates as burnout, low pay, and long hours deter entrants. Only a handful plan to study nursing this year across North Ridgeville Elyria and Midview high schools. Some attribute renewed interest to four year programs and administrative roles, while St John West Shore Hospital notes strong applicant pools for new posts.
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Connie Mate
Elyria High School
James Norton
Midview High School
Jan Crausar
Kathryn O'Brien
St. John’s West Shore Hospital
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