Carter veto override fails. Hill faces energy and public works fallout
Washington dispatch notes Carter’s veto override defeat 223 to 190 leaves two-thirds short, signaling trouble for House leaders. The energy package hangs amid ongoing public works and water projects totaling 10.2 billion dollars, with options including continuing resolutions to keep programs afloat and avoid new vetoes.
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U S Plea for Beirut Cease Fire Reaches Assad
The United States delivered President Carter's urgent message to Hafez al Assad seeking help in arranging a Beirut cease fire. Firing has intensified in Beirut amid civil war hostilities, with hundreds dead and the city cut off from water power and communications.
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Walkout parade may include Wo-od and Fagan
Norwalk attorney Michael Fagan represents the board as the dismissal policy comes under critique. Oldham notes several non renewals at the vocational school without due process. The teachers association of 61 of 90 staff plans to vote on the impasse panel report next Wednesday. Board negotiators could not be reached for comment. MADISON AP Elvehjem Art Center buys works by Tom Blackwell and Larry Stark. Blackwell’s Takashimaya depicts a Tokyo department store window. Stark’s piece shows the Thousand Islands Bridge superstructure in Ontario.
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Tappan plans sale amid merger talks and profit hints
The article outlines Tappan’s 1977 results with heating and air conditioning sales of 67.2 million, 23 percent of total, and a 2.1 million operating loss after interest and corporate expenses. Net income for 1977 was 2 million on 291.5 million in sales, with 1.3 million income on 148.1 million in mid-1978. Spokesmen hedge on the acquisition and future expansions.
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Community calls reveal city hall confusion and odd requests
A collage of inquiries shows residents seeking mayoral acts and services from traffic light changes to marriage in jail while others ask about city hall location and local pets. The piece notes staff redirects to appropriate departments and mentions a Smithsonian exhibit and corporate sales in the period.
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Ely Park
Impostor Disrupts Sri Lankan Delegation At U N
At the 33rd U N General Assembly an impostor posing as Sri Lanka foreign minister A C Hameed took the floor and accused India of mass genocide before security halted him. Vaikunthavasam, a former Sri Lankan judge, was escorted out as the real minister resumed. The incident lasted about two minutes.
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Desegregation suit heads to trial in Cincinnati
The NAACP case Mona Bronson vs. Cincinnati Board of Education will go to trial August 6 1979 challenging a allegedly segregated system. Nineteen suburban districts were added later seeking a county wide plan for racial balance and the court denied a two part trial.
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Westlake approves hospital plan with council oversight
Westlake council clears a path for a new hospital under health category rules. Residents fear drainage costs and off site sewers, while planners pledge off site drainage funded by the project. On site basins will handle drainage with 12 inch lines feeding into Center Ridge Road andBassett Stearns Road systems by 1983. Groundbreaking for Bassett Stearns Road set for March or April next year. Traffic studies are pending final assessment. The project has backing from Metropolitan Health Planning Corp and the Ohio Department of Health.
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