Carter reports net worth at least 800000 under new law
President Carter discloses a net worth of about 800000 with assets around 1.5 million and liabilities near 700000 in a public financial statement filed with the Office of Government Ethics. The Times notes income from 1978 including royalty income and farm corporate loans totaling over 500000.
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Separate surgery gives Siamese twins slim hope
Two 19 month old girls, Lisa and Elisa Hansen, were separated after a 16 1 2 hour operation at the University of Utah Medical Center. Doctors called the condition critical but stable and warned weeks of care remain. The twins had shared a skull and brain tissue, with the majority of their brains being separable.
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Gasoline prices edge toward $1 a gallon
Area reports suggest stations may have raised prices by up to eight cents over Memorial Day weekend. DOE official Dan Force noted margins of seven to nine cents plus three cents for added costs, and promised investigations if warranted. Oil company actions cited include Texaco, Shell, and Amoco with recent two cent increases.
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Banks show interest in Kucinich plan for Cleveland debt
Banks eye a plan by Mayor Dennis Kucinich to end Cleveland's default on 14 million in short term notes. A fiscal agent would oversee repayment and funds would sit in escrow. One bank may approve as soon as Friday, per The Plain Dealer, which kept bank names confidential. Other banks urge caution due to unresolved questions and pending city council action. President Forbes said he has not been advised and could not comment as summer recess nears.
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Cincinnati man predicts plane crash in dreams
A Cincinnati man described 10 nights of nightmares about an American Airlines DC-10 crash near Chicago last Friday killing 274. FAA and airline officials investigated, noting uncanny similarities but differences with the actual disaster. He reported the dreams to authorities before the crash and says they have now ceased.
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DC-10 groundings disrupt travelers nationwide
Inspections across United American and Western fleets grounded DC-10s, stranding thousands. Japan Airlines halted nine DC-10s canceling 18 flights affecting about 2,000 passengers. A United mechanic found cracked engine-mount components, prompting inspections and early resumption of some services.
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Ohio lawmakers weigh senior tax cut amid inflation impact
In Columbus lawmakers warn that a senior citizen property tax cut bill nearing final passage could be negated by rising home values in Cuyahoga Lake Lorain and over 40 Ohio counties. The measure passed the House 93 to 2 and returns to the Senate with minor changes as reassessments loom this year.
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Settlement reached in first of eight traffic crash suits
In Cleveland a $142,500 out of court settlement was reached in the first of eight lawsuits tied to a August 1976 fiery crash that killed eight. Defendants Long Transportation Co Frostways Inc Harris and others agreed to pay to Carl M. Rifici Jr.s family. Rifici had filed a $6 million federal suit claiming Harris failed to shift properly at the top of Granger Road Hill. The incident occurred as a runaway tractor trailer plowed into 10 cars stopped at a traffic light.
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Elderly Cleveland residents clash with mayor over police protection
In Cleveland, Mayor Denis Kucinich and about 500 seniors from the Senior Citizens Coalition failed to meet for talks on police protection. The group waited an hour in City Hall rotunda while Kucinich stood across the street at Public Hall. The demonstrators refused to leave, setting up chairs and singing We will not be moved as speeches from leaders continued.
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Perry N-plant opens to reporters before protest
Cleveland Electric Illuminating Co opened the Perry Nuclear Power Plant to reporters five days before a major anti-nuclear demonstration in northeastern Ohio. Top CEI officials and technical staff led a four hour tour with plant manager John Waldron and senior engineer Paul G. Klama detailing safety facilities and the case for nuclear power.
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