Carter to aid stung cities keep Saturday mail plan
President Carter plans a revised 1981 budget to sustain Saturday mail deliveries with a Postal Service subsidy and propose 500 million dollars in aid to cities hurt by ending state revenue sharing. The plan preserves some programs while cutting welfare and defense, as Senate and House panels shape final numbers.
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Washington
UPI
House
Congress
Bureau of National Affairs
United Press International
Norway Oil Rig Disaster Details Emerge From Rescue Efforts
Rescue operations continue after the Alexander Kielland platform tragedy near Stavanger. Authorities report 170 Norwegians, 35 Britons, three Finns, one Spaniard and one Portuguese aboard. Winds and 14-foot waves hampered efforts as missing workers feared trapped after a capsize and failed lifeboat launches.
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Stavanger
Steelworkers ratify 1st shipbuilding pact at Newport News
USWA ratifies a $300000 million contract with Newport News Shipbuilding by a wide margin 4939 to 1639 marking the union’s first major shipyard deal. Leaders say victory opens access to other yards and boosts organizing across the anti union South while targeting Virginia’s largest private employer.
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UPI
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Newport News Shipbuilding Co
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USWA
Newport News
Virginia
Tito's Condition Report: Tito Remains Critically Ill in Belgrade
Doctors at Ljubljana medical center reported Tito still very ill with fever as pneumonia eases after a new antibiotic. Despite relative stability of his heart and circulation, kidney function remains impaired following amputation of his left leg on January 20.
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Yugoslavia
UPI
Ljubljana Medical Center
Josip Broz Tito
Tito
Carter warns veto over gas bill for 10 cent rise
President Carter vows to veto a bill blocking his 10 cent gasoline price increase. A House subcommittee amendment would extend the import fee to home heating oil and restrict Energy Department funding, prompting charges of a political tax shift. Rep Stockman counters the plan is a large tax increase to balance the budget.
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UPI
Carter
House Commerce Subcommittee On
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White House
Jody Powell
Congress
Powell
Energy Department
David Stockman
R-Mich
Commissioners Approve 39 Million County Appropriations
County officials authorized a 39 million budget with retirement pensions and health insurance for employees. The plan lists 1980 departmental appropriations with 1979 figures in parentheses, detailing nearly all offices from county commissioners to miscellaneous expenses and revenue sharing for the sheriff.
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Sheriff's Department
Dellisanti
Recorder
Civil Defense
Shah undergoes spleen surgery prep in Egypt
The cancer stricken deposed shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi, declared comfortable in Cairo, receives a red blood cell transfusion as American heart specialist Dr. Michael DeBakey and a team of 15 Egyptian doctors plan to confer on removing his spleen. Surgery likely within a week amid heightened security at Maadi Military Hospital.
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UPI
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Michael DeBakey
Texas
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Nile
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Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi
Robert Armao
Pahlavi
Armao
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Panama
Ohio Lottery daily numbers and payouts report Ohio totals
Cleveland report shows the daily number 492 with ticket sales of 565941.50 and a $230313 payoff. The Ohio Lottery lists the week’s results including 492 for the daily number, 90 for two digits, 184 for three digits, and 3265 for four digits. Nearby Stow item quotes EPA scrutiny over a swamp road project and a quip about duck habitat.
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UPI
Energy chief peddles coal in Ohio political row
In Columbus Thomas P. Gilmartin D Youngstown chairs the energy committee while earning 3 percent time selling for C W Mining Co. The firm has sold over 2 million in coal to the state and faced various environmental citations. Officials say no conflict as long as no personal gain is pursued. In Cleveland a 70 pound bronze cross was stolen from Emmanuel Episcopal Church. valued at 4000 with gold lacing and spotlights, believed melted for profit.
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Columbus
UPI
Ohio House Energy and Environment Committee
Thomas P. Gilmartin
Youngstown
C&w Mining Co
Lisbon
Ohio
House
Gilmartin
Cleveland
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
Dalton D. Downs
Downs
Feller win likely new trial in libel suit
The 8th Ohio District Court of Appeals orders a new trial for Bob Feller against Dr. Richard Artemus after a bailiff remark during the prior trial allegedly influenced jurors. Feller, a former Cleveland Indians pitcher, sued Artemus in Cleveland for accusing him of taking an airplane from Cuyahoga County Airport in January 1978. the criminal case was later dismissed.
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UPI
Ohio District Court of Appeals
Cleveland Indians
Bob Feller
Richard B. Altermus
Cuyahoga County Common Pleas Court
Feller
Russell Township
Artemus
Mayfield Heights
Cuyahoga County
Richmond Heights
Cleveland Board to buy 47 buses for desegregation needs
The Cleveland Board of Education will acquire 47 new school buses at just over 1 million dollars and lease six used buses at 20 dollars per day to address gaps in desegregation related transportation. Five of the new buses come from Canada and the rest are in Freeport New York. Leased units come from Loveland Ohio. All buses are due Monday for immediate use. Authorities caution that breakdowns will continue and faster replacement arrival methods are needed.
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UPI
Cleveland Board of Education
Canada
Freeport
N.Y
Richard Knisely
Loveland
Ohio
Cleveland to appeal CBI decision in antitrust suit
The 6th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals will be asked next week to consider two motions after a three judge panel rejected city efforts to remove the federal judge and to compel more information exchange in Cleveland’s $330 million antitrust suit against Cleveland Electric Illuminating Co. Also, eight people were arrested in Shaker Heights over a counterfeiting ring tied to at least $2 million in counterfeit bills since June 1979, with printing equipment seized from Alpine Realty and Equity Mortgage.
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U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Cincinnati
Cleveland Electriclluminating Co
UPI
Shaker Heights
Ronald J. Szego
Secret Service
Szego
Alpine Realty and Equity Mortgage
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