Egypt Says Breaks Barrier as Sadat Visit Near
Egypt arrives in Israel breaking decades of stalemate amid Arab anger. Delegation meets Israeli officials at Ben Gurion as Sadat prepares to visit, while Begin calls cabinet session and thanks Carter. Libya warns of possible diplomatic rupture as crisis escalates.
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Lorain deputy registrar office closed over suspected fund shortage
The Lorain deputy auto registrar’s office at 1208 North Ridge Rd was closed after an internal audit found an apparent shortage. State auditors and the State Highway Patrol will investigate as the Bureau of Motor Vehicles reviews the account of Theodore Eddy. The Chronicle-Telegram uncovered broader statewide shortages since 1971, prompting lawmakers to approve a staggered registration plan to reduce deputy positions by over two thirds by 1979.
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Over 35 disco night draws Elyria crowd of seniors
The city’s first over 35 disco party drew more than 200 young at heart attendees despite the cold. Uncle Vic, a local DJ, led the event with Glenn Miller to Boz Skaggs tunes and even hosted a lighthearted male butt contest followed by a female judging segment.
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Naturalized: Charo becomes American citizen in ceremony
In Las Vegas 43 people, including Charo and her sister Carmen, gained U.S. citizenship in a 30 minute ceremony. Charo, born in Spain and once married to Xavier Cugat, said America has been good to her and she will be good to America. Her age was legally adjusted to 26 after a judge’s ruling, with Carmen listed at 29.
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Snow belt to pick up 1 to 3 inches in Ohio
A strong low pressure trough over the Great Lakes brings snow and gusty winds to northern Ohio. Snow flurries and squalls are expected east of Cleveland with 1 to 3 inches of wet accumulation, while central and southern Ohio see mostly clouds and no major accumulation. Travelers advised to use caution today.
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Judge Be tleski recuses from Lorain hearing over lie claim
In a rare move, Common Pleas Judge Adrian Betleski asked to step aside from a Monday hearing in a Lorain County drug case. The session will feature jailed Joseph McKiel and his defense attorney Gerald Smith facing questions about alleged coaching to lie. The judge’s request raises whether another local judge will hear the case or if the Ohio Supreme Court will assign a replacement.
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United Airlines faces midnight strike over flight attendants
United Airlines faces a threatened midnight walkout by its 9000 flight attendants over contract talks guiding by the National Mediation Board. Affected would be about 93 daily Hopkins flights with 365 planes grounded if meters fail to settle before Thanksgiving. Union actions prompt backup plans and widespread travel disruption concerns for the holiday period.
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