Anatomy of Carter's first crisis in Uganda
A chronological sketch shows White House nerves over Uganda as Amin shifts and reshuffles. Carter, Brzezinski and NSC staff weighed risks of a military alert while Amin’s messages signaled cautious cooperation. By March 1, Amin rescinded his order and an American tourist crossed into Kenya amid Uganda turmoil.
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Council Deadlock on Parking Lot Vote Raises Conflict Claim
Coey noted that if Blevins casts the last vote it could join the seven who already override as the majority. The issue may be settled by March 21 when the council must act within 30 days after the mayor’s issuing of her vein. Council members voting no were John A. Baird Jack Ryba Rand Felix Klimczak and Ferguson questioned Blevi’s abstention.
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N H publisher sues Hustler for libel
William Loeb publisher of the Union Leader and New Hampshire Sunday News files a 10 million libel suit in Franklin County Common Pleas Court against Hustler Magazine and Larry Flynt. He alleges the March profile on him shows reckless disregard for the truth and seeks 5 million in actual damages and 5 million in punitive damages plus costs.
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New Numbers for Some Elyria Phone Customers
Elyria Telephone Co begins phasing out older equipment in the 366 exchange and will issue new numbers to about 260 customers. Five party line users may keep their service or switch to a two party line during the changeover, with monthly rates of 7.90 and 9.60 respectively.
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Prisoner Pleads Guilty in Pompano Beach Robbery
John Parker Simison, 68, with 35 years already served, pleads guilty to robbing a Kentucky Colonel restaurant in Pompano Beach. He says arthritis ruined his getaway, asks for treatment as Judge James Reasbeck sentences him to 20 years for the crime.
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Phantom car with three wheels debuts at Chicago show
Ronald Wills and brother Leland of Costa Mesa California unveil their two passenger three wheeled Phantom car at the Chicago Auto Show. The all fiber glass vehicle uses a 1000 cc Honda engine, is 14 feet long and 42 inches tall. They aim to produce 12 units this summer if orders arrive with a price target between 10000 and 15000 dollars. Wills, a former GM Corvette designer, spent three years on the Phantom.
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Cross media ownership curbed by U S court ruling
U S Circuit Court of Appeals orders FCC to break up same city newspaper and broadcast holdings unless shown to be in the public interest. The decision affects about 79 TV newspaper combos and may impact joint newspaper radio ownerships. it allows cross ownership across cities but bars same city unions. The ruling sets guidelines for future rules and could delay license renewals pending appeal.
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Rhodes aides seek relief from auto emission laws
Gov. James A Rhodes and three Midwestern leaders urged Congress to amend a Clean Air Act request to ease 1978 auto emission standards. They said the move would protect about 500,000 Ohio auto and related industry jobs and asked swift action after a White House dinner.
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JFK death probe panel chief resigns amid rancor
Rep. Henry B. Gonzalez quits as chairman of the House Select Committee on Assassinations citing an clash with chief counsel Richard Sprague. He cites unwillingness of House leaders to back his dismissal of Sprague as the panel remains paralyzed by budget disputes and internal strife.
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East Ohio Gas offers seven month bill plan for relief
East Ohio Gas Co will let residential customers spread high winter heating bills over seven months with no fees or interest. Those who paid in the last two months may enroll to pay the balance over seven months. Customers with two months of nonpayment must make a one third down payment, with the rest divided into six monthly installments. Sign up by April 30.
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Wall Street opens higher as inflation concerns linger
Opening Wall street industrial stocks rose nearly two points as analysts cited internal market forces while others warned investors still seek reassurance on inflation for the rally to continue. In Ohio grain prices, cash bids to farmers showed varied moves across regions with wheat corn and soybeans quoted at multiple levels after yesterday’s close.
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Lorain County grain prices from local market report
Lorain County Farm Bureau Cooperative Association lists yesterday’s closing prices for grains. Wheat at 2.32 dollars per bushel, shelled corn 2.18, oats 1.68, and soybeans 7.48 per bushel.
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Hustler sales soar amid obscenity case publicity
Hustler magazine reports a surge in orders nationwide after Larry Flynt's trial and conviction in Cincinnati for obscenity and organized crime. Officials say orders reached two million last month and may hit three million for April. Flynt plans to print more copies as dealers and lawmen weigh the publication's fate in several states.
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