Chiefs of staff accept pullout from Korea
Washington AP reports the Joint Chiefs of Staff accepted President Carter's plan to withdraw all U S ground troops from South Korea with no formal objection and no exuberant enthusiasm. They were told only to prepare alternative withdrawal plans. Gen George Brown helped convey chiefs views in NSC discussions ahead of the May 1 decision. A two man U S delegation to Seoul arrived for talks on the withdrawal as Philip Habib reaffirmed Washington's continued commitment to South Korea's security.
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National Security Council
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Navy
Air Force
Seoul
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Cleveland OKs sale of Muny Light Plant
Cleveland voters witness a close council vote as the city agrees to sell its nearly dormant Municipal Light Plant to CEI for 158.5 million dollars. The deal includes a 38.5 million upfront payment and 120 million over 30 years, with 150 workers retrained, and a lakefront fishing pier concession. The sale follows court actions and a prior regulatory ruling affecting CEI.
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UPI
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Ralph J. Perk
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U.S. District Court
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CET
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Lake Erie
Port Clinton
Ashtabula
Painesville
Ohio Senate Dems push revived redistricting bill
Ohio Senate Democrats plan to reintroduce a congressional redistricting bill, claiming it mirrors the Six Day War measure from January 1975. Majority Leader Oliver Ocasek said the draft is ready and will be filed in coming days. The earlier push failed when the Republican‑led Ohio Supreme Court struck down the six bills as improperly enacted.
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Johnny Bench and wife avert court fight in split
Cincinnati Reds catcher Johnny Bench and former model Vickie Chesser postponed their final divorce hearing in Hamilton County Domestic Relations Court after reporting compromised differences. The couple wed February 21, 1975 in Cincinnati and separated a year later amid high profile social prominence.
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Laetrile testing eyed by National Cancer Institute
Washington AP The National Cancer Institute seriously considers testing Laetrile on humans to judge its effectiveness against cancer. Acting director Dr. Guy Newell said the institute is reassessing its opposition as states move to legalize Laetrile, despite an FDA ban on importation and interstate use.
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