Begin Denounces Ouster Move by U S Officials
Prime Minister Menachem Begin returned to Tel Aviv and angrily denounced reports that U S officials favor swapping him for a national unity government aimed at peace with Arabs. He warned talks with President Carter were tough and refused to spell out the Demands. In Lebanon a French UN peacekeeping contingent moved into Tyre as part of efforts to separate Israeli troops and Palestinian guerrillas amid a fragile three day cease-fire. Nearly 500 UN troops have arrived of the 4,000 planned, taking positions in the south.
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Miners vote on new contract amid long strike
About 160000 soft coal miners across Appalachia to the Rockies vote on whether to accept the latest contract offer from the Bituminous Coal Operators Association. UMW President Arnold Miller predicts district 17 in West Virginia will back the deal, while officials warn results may stay unclear tonight.
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Weather outlook for Runge area with mixed precip chances
Rainy and cloudy tonight with a 30 percent chance of precipitation and lows near 32. Saturday shows rain and possible snow with highs in the mid 40s and a 70 percent precipitation probability. East winds 10 to 20 mph. At 12 45 p m Thursday Runge High reports 46 degrees. today’s 7 a m low 25. Details on Page A 5.
Papp jury weighs fate as map clues surface
The Summit County jury deliberates over Timothy Papp in a second trial for the rape murder of Roxie Ann Keathley. A 1973 interview map drawn by Papp location of a footlocker tied to the body is in view, potentially shaping verdicts on first degree murder amid rape and child rape charges.
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Papp Eyes Third Trial After Rape-Slaying Case
Timothy Papp, awaiting a jury verdict in the Roxie Ann Keathley murder retrial, said he expects reversible errors and a possible third trial within six months to a year. He described emotional drainedness, noted he could watch gruesome autopsy slides, and cited Lucasville solitary confinement as part of his long ordeal.
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Gas Explosions Injure 24 in South Bronx Sewer System
A sequence of sewer gas explosions in the South Bronx injured at least 24 people. One woman suffered serious burns as manhole covers were hurled through windows on 152nd Street near Third Avenue. Firefighters evacuated two high rise buildings amid strong sewer gas odor.
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Hongisto suspended amid clash with Cleveland mayor
Cleveland Mayor Dennis Kucinich suspends Police Chief Richard Hongisto amid a public confrontation over alleged pressure from administration officials to commit unethical acts. Hongisto vows to file a report outlining charges while refraining from public details, as the mayor demands documentation of any misconduct.
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