CETA expands Ohio jobs with 6.8 million for Lorain County
The Labor Department allocates 6.8 million to Lorain County for about 200 public service jobs under CETA Title VI. Cleveland and Cuyahoga County receive large shares, with Cleveland hiring 600 more workers on a 25 million grant while the state total tops 339.6 million as Congress acts.
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Judge Allows Concorde Landing Ban Challenge at Kennedy
A federal judge nullified the temporary Kennedy airport landing ban on the Concorde, lifting the Port Authority's moratorium pending review of noise and pollution data. The ruling leaves the jets in legal limbo, with authorities studying whether to appeal while Concorde backers push for flights. In Hartford, the Connecticut Senate made the praying mantis the state insect, a move urged by Vernon fourth graders and awaiting the governor's signature after an 18-14 vote.
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Joan Crawford Dies at 69 in Manhattan Home
Hollywood icon Joan Crawford died at age 69 after suffering a heart attack in her Manhattan apartment. Her career spanned five decades from silent films to modern classics, with tributes pouring in from peers and fans.
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New England Hit By 14 Foot Snowfall And Power Outages
A historic late season blizzard dumped heavy snow across New England, bottling up major cities and cutting electricity to about 625000 homes and businesses. Massachusetts Rhode Island and Connecticut faced widespread outages as harbors reported vessels sunk or damaged and farm crops suffered. Authorities warned of delayed plantings for tobacco and fruit crops as crews worked to restore service.
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Caroline Kennedy Hired as News Copy Person
Caroline Kennedy joins the New York Daily News as a copy person earning about 156 dollars weekly for summer duties. The 19 year old daughter of the late president faces mixed reactions from staff who see both privilege and opportunity in her hiring.
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Carter's Geneva debut praised by world leaders
Carter's first overseas trip drew praise from Britain and France for his warmth and simplicity and earned smiles from Syria's Hafez Assad. The seven nation summit produced a clearer set of objectives and a tentative compromise on nuclear proliferation, avoiding open disagreement with Germany and France.
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Gator scorecard two down one to go
In Aurora Sea World of Ohio workers have captured the second of three alligators that escaped Geauga Lake after a gate was left open. The 60 foot reptile was found sunning on a beach after being tracked from the lake shore, following the first capture last Saturday. Officials hope to trap the final alligator, about 472 feet long, as it also suns on the lake shore.
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Alaska Leads Nation In Per Capita Income In 1976
Alaska posted the highest per capita income at 10 178 thanks to construction earnings while Michigan saw the largest percentage gain due to rehired auto workers. The Commerce Department report shows five states lagging inflation Hawaii Montana Nebraska and the Dakotas plus DC and Illinois near the top among earners.
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