Alligator Threat and Florida Program Put to Test
Florida wildlife officials weigh coexistence with alligators as cases rise and attacks occur. Tomm y C. Hines of the Florida Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission argues for cautious policy, while incidents show large gators attacking humans despite safeguards.
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Hostage Turnover Hopes Rise Amid Tehran Talks
Officials in Washington and at the United Nations voiced guarded optimism over a possible turnover of hostages from the Tehran embassy. U.N. panel sources suggested a breakthrough could occur before Iran's April parliamentary elections, with release possibly as early as next week if negotiations proceed.
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Carter to explain U N vote reversal on Israel
President Carter faces Senate denouncement as top foreign policy aides are summoned to explain the U N vote reversal. Secretary of State Vance U N Ambassador McHenry and Harold Saunders will testify in hearings set for Thursday and March 17.
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North Olmsted teachers reach tentative contract
A tentative teachers contract in North Olmsted includes disputed evaluation transfer and reduction in force policies. Ratification vote set for Monday at 4 p.m. Details on salary increments were not disclosed though the president of the local association called the offer decent.
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Ford steals show as GOP eyes S C primary
In South Carolina Reagan Bush and Connally wrap up campaigns for the GOP presidential primary while Ford dominates attention. Ford signals openness to a comeback amid draft efforts, saying public support would compel a run as Reagan doubts his rival can win.
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Grocery chains freeze house brand prices
Safeway, A&P, and Giant Food announce 30 day price freezes on private label and generic items. Giant will cap 300 brand items plus 100 generic drugs for 21 weeks through August 2. The action follows a letter from Esther Peterson urging voluntary price ceilings to curb inflation.
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Ohio Lottery Daily Numbers and Patterns
Cleveland UPI reports the daily Ohio Lottery winning number 991 with total sales of 619,976 and a payoff of 99,737 50. The week’s patterns include Pyramid Two Digit 90 Three Digit 654 Four Digit 7231 and higher digits 906547231 66 384 1716 37145 899670. Bonanza also noted. RAST Liverpool. A city wage talks negotiation stance seeks removal of all lieutenants captains and chiefs from talks before talks with police and fire contracts.
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Niles police set to strike amid contract dispute
In Niles Ohio police officers and dispatchers authorized a noon strike over pay. FO president George Kanielides seeks 7.5 percent raises in 1980 and 7.5 percent in 1981 for 32 officers and four dispatchers. Mayor Cicero said the city offered a 12 percent raise in 1961 with a wage freeze this year. Police Chief John Ross will be the only officer on duty.
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Propane tanker crash closes Ohio 2 in Lake County
A two mile stretch of Ohio 2 in Lake County was shut in both directions for about six hours after a tractor trailer carrying 9 500 gallons of liquid propane gas collided head on with a car traveling the wrong way. Police said there was potential for explosion and a small gas leak occurred but no fire.
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UPI
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Lake County
Roy Roberts
Propane Industries Services, Inc
Willoughby
Ninth Who concert suit filed over Cincinnati tragedy
The ninth lawsuit linked to the December 3 crowd crush at a Riverfront Coliseum rock show seeks 8 million for Teva Rae Ladd's estate, alleging greed caused unsafe conditions. Defendants include the Coliseum and its officials, The Who, promoters Electric Factory Concerts Inc, the city, and others, with 1 million for relatives and 7.5 million against all defendants except Cincinnati.
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