Librarian to turn over circulation records to Secret Service
Huntington Memorial Library director Marie Bruce said a death threat against President Reagan found in a history book would be turned over to a federal grand jury in Syracuse. She had refused earlier citing state confidentiality law but said it permits release under a subpoena.
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Great American Smokeout draws 19.5 million quit attempts
About 19.5 million tobacco users attempted to quit for 24 hours during the seventh annual Great American Smokeout. Despite Cancer Society appeals to help non-smokers abstain, some supporters used public embarrassment to deter smoking.
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American Cancer Society
Weather map sketch of spring warmth with Rockies snow
The Associated Press reports rain and snow across the Rockies with up to a foot of snow and 40 mph winds. Travel advisories cover parts of Nevada Wyoming and Utah while Ohio edge toward spring with highs in the 50s and possible 60s in southern areas. National forecasts call for showers from the Mississippi to the Great Lakes with mild south and cold north conditions.
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Lake Erie Wind Shifts as Weekend Forecast Plays In
Lake Erie will see mainly south to southwest winds of 10 to 15 knots tonight, increasing to 10 to 20 knots Saturday. Average waves will run 2 to 3 feet today and tonight with the breeze shifting.
Concord Township teen loses license for life in fatal crash
An 18 year old from Concord Township was sentenced by Cuyahoga County Juvenile Court to permanent license revocation and 1,040 hours of community service after a February 18 crash that killed two children. Kim Weber, 18, was tried as a juvenile for the drunk driving incident that occurred when she was 17. Mary Jo D Abate, a Concord Township resident who rode as a passenger, was also involved in the case.
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Cuyahoga County
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Winning Pay number in Harrisburg court case reported
AP notes Miss Weber is convicted of contributing to the delinquency of a minor for obtaining whiskey linked to a crash that killed Gregory Ruby and Brian Glenn, ages 4 and 3. Miss D Abate, 18, faces sentencing next week as the Daily Lottery drawing for August 5 is cited.
Ex-nun to wed inmate despite warnings
Bonnie Rooney a former nun of more than 30 years 49 planned to wed Royal Kenneth Hayes 47 a double murder suspect with a history of multiple marriages in a Santa Cruz County Jail ceremony. Officials said the five minute rite would be noncontact with beds separate for the couple.
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Royal Kenneth Hayes
Judge offers rapists choice prison or castration
In Anderson South Carolina Circuit Judge C Victor Pyle Jr gave three admitted rapists the choice of 30 years in jail or castration calling it an appropriate sentence for the most horrible crime he had heard. The victims were a 23 year old woman assaulted on April 6 by Roscoe James Brown Mark Wallace Vaughn and Michael Braxton all pleaded guilty last month. The men appeared stunned as they heard the sentence in Anderson County General Sessions Court per Solicitor George Ducworth.
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Pendleton
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Clemson
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Sarasota
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Copyright decision hailed on Ford memoirs in Nation ruling
A federal appeals court in the Second Circuit ruled The Nation did not infringe copyright by printing an April 1979 article about Ford's memoirs before release. The panel said the press activity is not barred and information derived from shared history can be public property.
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Kids hold traditional sex roles says anthropologist
CHICAGO Among mothers who work outside the home elementary pupils mostly hold traditional views about sex roles. Younger children favor the idea that men work and women clean though beliefs soften with age. Elaine Waldeuw of UC Riverside presented 120 Southern California students at an American Anthropological Association meeting.
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Elaine Waldew
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Waldeuw
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California
American Anthropological Societe Thicveol
Dublin Seizes Drugs as Ireland Battles Epidemic
Narcotics agents seized marijuana and heroin totaling about 4.25 million dollars in the past week. The Dublin Drugs Squad, led by Inspector Dennis Mullins, says Ireland is a transit point for syndicates into Western Europe and Britain. Police say recent seizures boosted efforts to contain the heroin trade and note previous year arrests and convictions of key syndicate members tied to a well known crime family.
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Jackie Onassis sues over Dior ad likeness in court
Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis attended a New York State Court session to seek an injunction against Dior ads featuring a Jackie look alike model Barbara Reynolds. Dior says the campaign ran from September 8 to October 18 and has no plans to reuse it. Justice Greenfield reserved judgment.
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New York
Christian Dior Sportswear
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Dior
Todd Sollis
Christian Dior
Ohioan Chris Spielman among six honored at Breakfast of Champions
Chris Spielman of Massillon joined five amateur athletes in New York for the Breakfast of Champions after winning the Wheaties nationwide Search for Champions. Pictured with him are Mary Meagher, George Murray, Leslie Deniz, Sammy Chagalla, and Jody Bierman, all celebrated for their athletic achievements.
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Boston Marathon
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Gridley
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Peoria
Ariz
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Fort Wayne
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Anti-government rally in Chile targets Pinochet rule
In Santiago opposition groups plan a major protest this evening to reject the dictatorship and economic crisis. The eighth anti-government rally of the year is legal with police security planned, organized by the Democratic Alliance, while the Communist Party and other Marxist groups are excluded.
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Santiago
Chile
Augusto Pinochet
Roberto Guillard
Democratic Alliance
Communist Party
Popular Democratic Movement
Marcos links Aquino murder to Philippines economic ills
President Marcos, in a speech read by Querube Makalintal, said the assassination of rival Benigno Aquino has directly worsened the nation’s economy. He cited a balance of payments deficit over $2 billion, falling foreign exchange reserves, and a freeze on new international loans as consequences of the “climate of uncertainty” in global markets.
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Philippines
Ferdinand E. Marcos
Benigno Aquino
National Assembly
Querube Makalintal
Marcos
Aquino
Centenarian Groom Marries Teen Bride in Bangladesh
Haji Ali Min Talukder, 115, wed 14 year old Maran nahar Begum in a Chittagong suburb ceremony reported by the Bangladesh Observer. It was his sixth marriage. two of his first five wives remain alive. Moslem law allows four wives at a time.
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Dhaka
Bangladesh
Haji Ali Min Talukder
Marannahar Begum
Bangladesh Observer
Chittagong
Talundes
Kwapapes
Winning Ohio numbers and earnings from The Number and Pick 4
The Ohio Lottery reported the Number drawing winner 603 for Thursday night and Pick 4 winner 2237 for Thursday. Earnings from The Number wagering totaled 436,451 on sales of 1,091,465 with 655,014 to share. Pick 4 sales were 152,307 with winners sharing 68,769 at 45 percent. A $1 straight pays 3,996 and a $1 boxed pays 333.
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Cleveland
Ohio Lottery
Lottery
Three Cleveland Officers Wounded in Church Shootout
Three Cleveland police officers wounded Wednesday in a church shootout were listed in satisfactory condition at Deaconess Hospital on Thursday. The incident began during an auto theft investigation after Dennis D. Workman, 31, was found in the church basement closet, the car owner reported stolen minutes earlier.
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Deaconess Hospital
Christian & Missionary Alliance-Brooklyn
Workman
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