Ohio lawmakers clash over 629 million capital bill in final session
Columbus reports the Ohio General Assembly opens its last session of 1979 amid a battle between House and Senate Democrats over a 629 million capital construction appropriation and a proposed gasoline tax. House Speaker Riffe and Senate President Ocasek confront cuts, with Gov Rhodes backing the House line.
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Mexico rejects shah return amid Iran crisis and health updates
Mexican officials say a brief return by Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi to Mexico is unlikely despite doctors saying he could leave New York hospital after gallstone removal. The shah, battling lymphatic cancer, has undergone neck tumor radiation and delayed chemotherapy. Officials note the embassy seizure in Iran shapes Mexico’s stance as a Mexican plane stands by for logistics unrelated to a potential departure.
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More embassies under attack in Calcutta protest
In Calcutta a crowd of nearly 50 Iranian students demanded the U.S. return Shah Reza Pahlavi. They burned an effigy of President Carter in front of the American consulate as workers shouted anti-U.S. slogans. Police with batons prevented the protesters from reaching the consulate before dispersing.
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Ridgeville studies second Elyria site for grades change
Ridgeville schools consider moving freshmen to Gates or housing fifth and sixth graders from the middle school at Elyria. About 485 freshmen and 353 sixth and fifth graders at Allen School may be consolidated to enable a broader program. Porter notes costs, buses, and insurance remain factors as the board weighs Gates rental versus sale.
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Two shots fired as Pope says Mass at Ephesus shrine
Two gunshots rang out during Pope John Paul II open air mass at the Mary’s House shrine near Ephesus Turkey prompting a brief security pullback. A colonel speculated a hunter caused the disruption as the area remains heavily guarded during the pope’s visit. In Lima an insanity hearing is set for William Milligan who was found innocent by reason of insanity of rape and robbery. psychiatrists say he has ten personalities and he has been confined to the state Hospital for the Criminally Insane.
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Veto on nuclear moratorium may backfire in 1980 race
Washington UPI reports a House defeat of a six month nuclear reactor construction moratorium may hurt pro nuclear lawmakers if safety becomes a campaign issue. Peter Franchot of the Union of Concerned Scientists says the vote offers a clear political test for pro nuclear congressmen. The Markey amendment, backed by a bipartisan coalition including Dingell Udall and Edwards, failed 954-135 after heated debate following the Three Mile Island accident.
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Winning Ohio Lottery Numbers Revealed This Week
UPI reports this week's Ohio Lottery results with Pyramid Two-Digit 06 Three-Digit 143 Four-Digit 9782 Bonanza Two-Digit 47 Three-Digit 925 Four-Digit 9109 Five-Digit 71588 Six-Digit 913069. Separate two stuck glasses by dipping bottom in hot water then filling top with cold water.
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Wall posters draw crowds as Beijing hints at limits
Reports from Peking say 300 to 400 people gathered near the Democracy Wall to read posters before authorities may act to curb postings. The Standing Committee of the National People’s Congress urged proper action against illegal activities at the wall while avoiding direct measures.
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