Investigative Team Prepares Arizona Crime Series Opening Night
A unique reporter team spent months examining corruption and organized crime in Arizona. They sifted public records, reviewed drug smuggling cases, and faced an armed ranch guard while preparing a 100000 word series. The Chronicle Telegram will run it starting Sunday March 13. The project cost could reach 250000 with IRE funding up to 80000.
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Boston Globe
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Newsday
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C T staffer aids Arizona land probe with IRE team
Chronicle Telegram state editor Doug Kramer joined more than 30 journalists in Arizona to assist an IRE investigation into a land deal tied to a former state legislator. Kramer, 31, used 11 vacation days in Phoenix last November, interviewing sources and examining transfer records.
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Doug Kramer
Arizona
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Phoenix
Hostage standoff ends as 134 freed in D C
Detail of a Hanafi Moslem takeover ending at 1 45 a m with 134 hostages released and families reuniting. Ambassadors Zahedi Ghorbal and Khan aided negotiations while Mayor Washington praised the peaceful outcome and a radio journalist was killed during the siege.
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Foundry Methodist Church
Walter Washington
Washington
Leonard Wisneski
Abdul Khaalis
Ardeshir Zahedi
Iran
Ashraf Ghorbal
Egypt
Yaghoub Khan
Pakistan
Michael Cullinane
Charles Rabe
Terrorism and Hollywood Echoed in Public Debate
Public discourse links cinema and real violence as terrorism spreads post 1970s protests. Carter dialogues with hostages, while figures like Cory Moore and other extremists spark debate on motive and heroism. FBI notes rising bombings show terrorism as a weapon of the weak against strong, challenging power balance.
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FDA considers saccharin ban amid cancer studies
The FDA will hold hearings before a possible permanent ban on saccharin after Canadian studies linked high doses to cancer in lab cats. A soft drink exec argued the rat dosage equates to 800 daily packets for life, while manufacturers push for continued use and potential prescription access for diabetics. The ban's impact spans the diet foods industry, with Sherwin-Williams reporting orders and talks of plant shutdowns in Cincinnati.
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Associated Press
Mrs Trudeau avoids public life amid affair rumors
Margaret Trudeau denies romance rumors with Mick Jagger and Ron Wood after meeting the Rolling Stones. She cancels a March 24 official visit and says she is tired of public attention while insisting her marriage remains fantastic. Prime Minister Trudeau supports privacy and says she should not be judged by association.
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Manhattan
Richard Avedon
Mick Jagger
New York
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Ottawa
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Senate votes to forego cost of living increase
Washington Senatorial action blocks a planned fall cost of living increase for Congress. The Senate narrowly rejected the raise, 3 to 1 with Senator Gravel dissenting, while House leaders anticipated similar move. The measure does not bar future increases in 1978. Byrd and Baker led the effort citingFebruary pay adjustments.
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Rocky's manager Howie Steindler found slain in Encino
Boxing figure Howie Steindler, manager to Danny Lopez and Ernie Lopez and owner of Main Street Gym, was kidnapped outside his Encino home and killed by suffocation after being driven away by three men. Police offer few clues as wife Ann present, witness describes the assault.
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Red” Lopez
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Grain prices by market area in Ohio after close
UPI reports average cash grain prices per bushel paid to farmers by elevators in Ohio market areas after the close yesterday until today. Northeast Ohio shows No 2 wheat 239, No 2 corn 2.27, oats 1.77, soybeans 7.25. Northwest Ohio lists No 2 wheat 2.42, No 2 corn 1.75, soybeans 7.99. Central Ohio notes No 2 wheat 2.52, shelled corn 2.28, soybeans 15.00, with other grades unchanged.
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Grain Prices at Lorain County Market Close
The Lorain County Farm Bureau Cooperative Association reported yesterday's grain prices with Wheat at 2.82 per bushel Shelled corn 2.23 per bushel Oats 1.68 per bushel and Soybeans 7.82 per bushel. The report appeared in the Chronicle Telegram on March 11 1977.
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Elyria Savings and Trust Declares 6 Percent Stock Dividend
Elyria Savings and Trust shareholders approved a 6 percent stock dividend at the annual meeting led by president R. J. Fitch. The dividend comprises 19 018 shares of authorized but unissued common stock with a par value of 10. Fitch cited 13 percent asset growth, deposits up 14 percent, and loans up 55 percent. Earnings per share rose from 4.37 to 4.46 based on 304 24 million shares outstanding. 20 directors were elected, including Earl W. Bell and J. Fitch.
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FCC to appeal cross media ownership ruling to Supreme Court
The FCC said it would appeal a ruling barring newspaper broadcast combinations in the same city to the Supreme Court. The appellate decision struck down joint operations and could force many owners to divest. FCC associate general counsel said the case would be taken for the term beginning next year.
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