NBC seeks dismissal in Wayne Lewtes defamation suit
NBC, arguing substantial truth over literal accuracy, asks a federal judge in Las Vegas to dismiss the defamation suit against NBC reporter Rees and producers. The suit, filed in April 1981, alleges links between Lewtes and organized crime and claims he failed to disclose relationships with reputed crime figures while financing a hotel purchase.
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World war erupts as Lebanon cease-fire breaks in Beirut melee
In southern Beirut, Lebanese army troops and Moslem militiamen exchange heavy arms and rocket fire. One soldier is killed and civilians are reported dead near army positions in Sannin and Matahen neighborhoods. Police also report fighting between nationalist Christian and leftist Druse Moslem militiamen in the Kharroub mountains with no casualties. Authorities hope a cease-fire force will be formed despite disputes over its makeup.
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France accuses govt of parallel police at palace
Paris reports say conservative opposition charges socialist government used presidential palace stationery to contact outlawed groups. Gendarme Capt. Paul Barril, 36, allegedly acted on Elysee authority in dealings with Corsican National Liberation Front and Action Directe, amid anti-terrorist concerns.
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US hopes for missile accord before December deadline
A senior State Department official said a US Soviet agreement to cut medium range missiles in Europe could be reached before the December deadline to install missiles. Richard Burt added the Reagan administration has not given up in Geneva and is willing to compromise to continue negotiating.
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Broken winged bird offered flight south to Angeles
A nighthawk with a broken wing missing its migratory flight south is offered a free plane trip to Los Angeles by a United Airlines flight attendant. The obstacle is clearance from disease by Canadian and US wildlife officials and U S Customs.
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Punjab police given shoot to kill orders in rioting crackdown
AP reports that India’s central government issued shoot-to-kill orders for Punjab police after renewed Sikh violence in the north. President Zail Singh signed special directives allowing officers above sub Inspector rank to shoot lawbreakers and destroy suspected hideouts of armed gangs or absconders.
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Ohio and Pennsylvania Lottery Draws Report
Cleveland AP reports The Number draw 528 and Pick 4 9227 with earnings of 567088 from sales of 1190815.50, and parimutuel Pick 4 sales 153744.50 with 45 percent paid to winners. Harrisburg AP covers Pennsylvania Daily Lottery 3 7 6 and Lotto numbers 33 64 37 15 39 27 with alternate 19.
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Storms Bring Large Hail to Oklahoma and Texas
The Associated Press reports strong storms across north central Texas and south central Oklahoma produced large hail near Marietta Oklahoma. Showers extended into southeast Georgia and parts of Florida with rain scattered across the mid Mississippi Valley central Plains and into Arizona and Nevada.
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Forecast outlook through midweek around Columbus Day
The forecast covers Monday to Wednesday with fair conditions through the period. High temperatures reach the 60s on Columbus Day and Tuesday, then 70s to mid 70s on Wednesday. Lows stay mainly in the 40s.
Weekend Showers Target Northwest to Florida
The National Weather Service forecasts showers for Sunday across the Northwest including parts of California and southern plains states. Coastal areas from Virginia to Florida and regions of Pennsylvania New York West Virginia and Ohio are also expected to see precipitation. Tonight will be cloudy with a slight shower chance north. Lows in the 40s. Sunday remains mostly cloudy with highs in the upper 50s to mid 60s.
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Contractor pleads guilty in HUD housing fraud case
David A. Ingram, 54, of Cleveland, pleaded guilty to one count of conspiracy and five counts of making false statements in a scheme defrauding HUD at Longwood Estates between 1976 and 1982. He received three years on conspiracy and two years on each false statement count, to run concurrently. He had prior convictions for felonious assault related to hiring others to attack councilman Lonnie Burten and five others.
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Teamster Official Pleads Guilty to Kickback Charges
Regalo of Mayfield weights pleads guilty to two counts of taking kickbacks. He was released on Thursday pending a pre sentence report. An agreement with the government was sealed by U S District Judge George White at Regalo's request.
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Reagan nominates 11 to Legal Services Corp board
Eleven nominees were named to join the Legal Services Corp board, replacing four temporary directors with terms expiring July 13, 1984. The selections include Robert A. Valois Leaanne Bernstein Claude Galbreath Swafford Paul B. Baglin Annie Marie Gordon and Henry Chavira, from North Carolina Maryland Tennessee Texas and Texas respectively.
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Legal Services Corp
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Leaanne Bernstein
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Physicians defend aspirin warnings amid viral illness links
A physicians group funded partly by aspirin makers renews attacks on government warnings linking aspirin use in children with influenza or chickenpox to Reye's syndrome. The Committee on the Care of Children says it will seek equal time on TV and radio stations after Friday’s notice that stations should air FDA Public Health Service warnings. The notices caution that Reye's syndrome is associated with aspirin but do not claim causation.
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Easier license renewal rules upheld by court ruling
A divided three judge panel of the U S Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia upheld the FCC decision from 1981 that broadcasters need only submit a postcard form at license renewal. The prior rule requiring detailed disclosures of news and public affairs programming was struck down as unnecessary.
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Federal Communications Commission
Jury to hear death penalty arguments in Cleveland case
A Cuyahoga County jury will hear testimony next week to decide if 24 year old Lewis Williams should receive the death penalty for the January shooting death of 76 year old Leonia Chmielewski during a home robbery. Williams, of Cleveland, was convicted Friday of aggravated robbery and aggravated murder in the slaying.
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200 Citations Skip Court Day As Cleveland Court Closes
Cleveland city traffic court will be closed on the day 200 cited offenders were scheduled to appear after officials failed to reach them. The tickets dated September 24 and 25 summoned appearances for October 10, but the court will be closed due to Columbas v. proceedings.
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Voinovich Weeps Over Molly Memorial Grant
Cleveland mayor George V. Voinovich cried on camera and before elementary students as he announced a grant to the Cleveland public schools from the Molly Voinovich Memorial Fund.
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