Rhodes avoids details on wealth and Florida condo
Ohio Governor James A. Rhodes says he is wealthy from hard work but will not disclose exact amounts for security. He discusses buying a Florida oceanfront condo, ongoing loan payments, and his wife's health, noting the unit’s price and a discounted sale.
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Florida
Sunshine State
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Broward County
Fla
Carter comments on Middle East borders and Helms probe
President Carter discussed possible minor adjustments to borders from the 1967 war and said positions would be known by mid May. He denied briefing on CIA documents amid Helms probe and emphasized Justice Department control on any case. He backed Warnke as arms negotiator and warned against criminal penalties for leaks, favoring prevention and tighter access controls. He also spoke on Korea troop withdrawal, hostage talks in Ohio, and urban disorder measures.
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Cory Moore hostage incident and background notes
Cory Moore yielded and the officer hostage was deemed safe after demands for a public apology from Carter about perceived injustices to Black Americans. Witnesses describe Moore's strong beliefs on race and poverty, with background on his Marine service, marriages, children, and instructors noting potential political actions rather than concrete plans.
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America
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Cleveland
John F. Kennedy High School
Leah
Gilligan Named AID Administrator by Carter
President Jimmy Carter formally nominated John Gilligan to lead the Agency for International Development. Gilligan, 35, has a background as Ohio governor and has worked in Nigeria Belgium West Germany and France. He was a Woodrow Wilson Fellow at the Smithsonian Institution.
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Carter
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Belgium
West Germany
France
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Washington
Falcon alums fight Ohio lien law to buy back home
A former Atlanta Falcons linebacker and Ohio resident bids 39100 to reclaim his house financed under a mechanics lien. He has spent thousands on legal fees and repairs, advocates HB 2 to curb double payments, and warns homeowners face possible loss before bills are paid. He plans to finish the home with 10000 more, citing harsh lien mechanics.
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Atlanta Falcons
Roy West
Cuyahoga Savings
Zimmerman
Guthrie Protester Nickels Pay Raise Motion Draws Mixed Reactions
Congressman Tom Steed offered a nickel to critics who dislike the pay raise in Guthrie Oklahoma. Petition pages gathered by John McKean show residents trading grievances for nickels, while some say the gesture tramples free speech. Supporters view it as a grass roots rebuke as Steed plans to retire in 1979 after 30 years.
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Guthrie
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Fuller Road project stalls over missing funds and stalled work
The Fuller Road Urban Renewal project faces indefinite delays due to lack of construction funds though $800 borrowed in 1935. HUD says sales cannot occur until street, sewer and water work is finished. Gilgenbach Construction stopped work last winter and may not resume until past bills are paid, with city finances in question. The city plans to sell 91 lots but only those completed will be offered as bids come in.
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Gilgenbach
Thomas M. Radican
Radican
Community Development Department
Norm Failing
Wood
Wayne
State Streets
Edward Street
Firelands Construction Co
Logan Street
Wall Street Opens Lower Amid Slow Volume
Opening on Wall Street, New York, the market headed lower extending yesterday s late decline. Traders cited sluggish volume and a weak showing that suggested the upswing had run its course as they awaited tomorrow s wholesale price index report for February likely to reflect cold eastern weather and drought in the west.
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New York
Segmen
Harassing bill collector questioned over dying husband
Anne Caputo of Hoboken told a House Banking subcommittee that a debt collector pressured her for a $200 bill the day she learned her husband had terminal cancer. Her brother testified that the collector demanded payment or wage garnishment, while Caputo argued she was not liable since the debt was incurred before marriage and she was financially distressed. The hearing examined harassment tactics by collectors and potential exemptions.
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House Banking Subcommittee
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Sam
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