Press Seminar Debates Tactics to Halt Eroding Freedom
Washington panelists at a First Amendment Survival Seminar clash on how to respond to court rulings narrowing media access. Proponents urge aggressive tricks to cover trials while critics urge restraint and cooperation with courts, suggesting jury sequestration and a rapid defense fund.
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Radiation leaks at Ohio nuclear plant raise safety concerns
NRC records show two radiation leaks at Toledo Edison Port Clinton plant, exposing workers to higher than recommended levels but not endangering the public. The incidents, not disclosed by the plant operator, were jointly discovered by the NRC during oversight of the $617 million installation.
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Mideast peace effort faces setback amid talks
Carter criticized Israeli and Egyptian leaders for missing a peace chance while Vance considered flying to Cairo to brief Sadat as the U S press conference in Jerusalem reflected strained mood Begin warned of tough issues not mere words in the negotiations. In California a divorce by parachute stunt drew a crowd and witnesses.
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Davis Besse plant shows poor 1978 availability figures
NRC data show Davis Besse on the Port Clinton site operated at 48.7 percent available for power generation in 1978, with 24.6 percent scheduled shutdowns and 26.7 percent forced outages. The plant's outages and faulty poison rods linked to replacement were tied to Crystal River 3 in Florida, affecting reliability and costs.
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Florida
Weicker Launches GOP Presidential Bid From Hartford
UPT reports Senator Lowell Weicker of Connecticut announces a long shot bid for the GOP nomination as the party's fifth declarer. The Yale graduate and Watergate Committee member, 47, remains a liberal maverick with a newspaper-ready anti Washington stance and plans a Hartford news conference.
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Ohio crash toll and a series of city brief items
Ohio highways report at least 10 dead in traffic crashes over the weekend including a two car wreck on U S 23 near Delaware that killed Lloyd F Dillard 61 and his wife 55. Akron Norton police charged Dennis Collier 24 with gross sexual imposition after he posed as a doctor at St Thomas Hospital. Cleveland judges dismissed Firestone tire related actions and finalized attorney fees in the Kent State slayings case. Middletown Ku Klux Klan staged a department store protest over Chinese manufactured goods exchanging wicker baskets for cash.
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Middletown
Ku Klux Klan
People's Republic of China
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China
Loman
Ford to close Fairfax automatic transmission plant in 1980
Ford Motor Co plans to close its Fairfax automatic transmission plant in mid 1980. Most of the 1,750 Cincinnati area workers can transfer to another factory in Sharonville or a new plant near Batavia. UAW Local 863 reps and Ford officials reached and ratified last week a re employment policy.
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Akron doctor reports 80 percent cancer detection rate
Akron City Hospital chief surgeon Dr. C William Loughry unveiled an experimental breast cancer detection technique. Contour charts drawn by computer from stereo chest photographs reveal cancers by symmetry distortion. Pilot test with twelve Akron women showed 80 percent success.
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