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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1980
Page
3
In Bogota 19 diplomats held by the April 19 Movement in the Dominican embassy are expected to remain captives through Holy Week as talks with the government stagnate. A Foreign Ministry source said bargaining would resume after Holy Week, with some non-diplomatic hostages possibly freed after Tuesday talks.
The deposed Iranian shah, recovering from a second surgery in five months to remove a sleen, is in an intensive care ward in Cairo as tests assess possible cancer spread. A 20-member team led by Dr. Michael DeBakey confirmed the operation was successful.
President Carter said Mobil Oil Corp disregarded wage price guidelines and now refuses to refund consumers the millions they were overcharged. He cited at least 45 million dollars in overcharges and noted other major oil firms could have done the same. Carter spoke to a National Conference of State Legislatures committee, urging corrective action without specific moves against Mobil.
Jimmy Bronson, raised in Korea after abandonment by U.S. Army parents, was adopted by Robert and Dove Fannin in San Diego. The judge granted the adoption and the new name James Daniel Fannin. The Fannins hope the move shields him from deportation and aids citizenship efforts in Congress.
Farmers in Maine halted a two day blockade of Canadian border crossings after the White House agreed to establish a federal task force to study cheaper Canadian imports. Vice President Mondale will lead the effort as officials plan visits to Aroostook County and to develop recommendations.
The nations largest general farm organization accuses the Carter administration of allowing the embargo to continue harming farmers. It urges policy shifts to restore grain markets and protect farmer incomes amid ongoing trade tensions and agricultural challenges.
Big band era crooner Dick Haymes died of lung cancer in Los Angeles at 5:05 pm at age 61. He reached fame with Bunny Berigan Harry James Benny Goodman and Tommy Dorsey in the 1940s with hits like It Had to be You and It Might as Well Be Spring and starred in films with Ava Gardner Betty Grable and Jeanne Crane. He faced bankruptcy deportation battles and alcohol struggles, later speaking candidly about taking responsibility for his life.
The document lists Stephen B. Novak 21 of 42846 Crestlane Dr truck driver salesman Pame la J. Scheidler 21 of 4800 Center Rd Avon sales department John M. Dickson Jr 26 of 2425 High Point Blvd restaurant manager Susan Phillips 23 of 134 Denison Ave Terrence L Parsons 32 Belleville horse trainer Judy L Duperon 29 of 1733 Rt 83 Grafton.
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