Prince Charles tours Cleveland amid royal welcome and protests
Charles Prince of Wales drew thousands in Cleveland yesterday, greeted with cheers and handshakes, while protesters gathered at Cleveland State University Marshall Law School. Security and officials accompanied him as he visited multiple sites, displaying attentiveness and warmth in public appearances.
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Boston Harbor
Cleveland
Charles
Prince of Wales
Cleveland Clinic
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Marshall Law School
Northern Ireland
Ireland
Prince of Death
Scotland Yard
U.S
Secret Service
James Rhodes
Ralph Perk
Leslie Reid
Prince Charles
Queen Elizabeth
Lorain County gets 8 million for new facilities and parks
Ohio lawmakers approved an 8.069 million Lorain County allocation in the 1978 79 capital improvements plan with 2.5 million for a fine arts and humanities building at Lorain County Community College. Another 5.548 million funds mental health and retardation facility construction, with 21 thousand for Findley State Park environmental work, part of a 134.6 million statewide effort to expand community based services.
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Columbus
Lorain County
General Assembly
House
Senate
James A. Rhodes
Lorain County Community College
Findley State Park
Wellington
Ohio
Death by own action ends 13 hour hijack in Atlanta
UPI reports hijacker Thomas Michael Hannan on a Frontier Airlines jet at Hartsfield Airport shot himself after authorities prepared to move in. He had demanded 3 million dollars to leverage release of his jailed lover and held 15 hostages for over 13 hours before the fatal act.
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Atlanta
UPI
Thomas Michael Hannan
Frontier Airlines
Hartsfield International Airport
FBI
Hannan
George David Stewart
Grand Island
Neb
Kansas City
Thompson
Stewart
National Bank of Georgia
Fulton County
Mobile
Ala
Diane Lord
Denver
Stapleton
Bobbie Karr
Thomas Hannan
Boss pays off ex-smokers at Illinois plant
Intermatic Inc president Jim Miller paid $2,415 to 25 of 64 workers who quit smoking for a year at his Spring Grove plant. He covered up to $100 bets per person plus $1,000. more than $700 from those who failed went to the American Cancer Society. Miller, who quit 21 years ago, called the effort a form of group therapy.
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Spring Grove, Ill
Jim Miller
Intermatic Inc
American Cancer Society
Miller
Patient dares billing error prompt at Beaumont Hospital
Constance Feola of Southfield challenged a 496.26 bill for her son's 36 hours of care after a routine tonsillectomy at Beaumont Hospital. She uncovered $50.88 for a drug never given and $25.66 for cough syrup, prompting an apology, refund of 69.07 to the insurer, and a hospital billing overhaul while insurers audit prices.
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Beaumont Hospital
Constance Feola
Southfield
Feola
Weather outlook with varying cloud cover and temps
The forecast calls for cloudy to partly cloudy conditions with lows in the mid 40s tonight and highs near 60 tomorrow. A 20 percent rain chance tonight rising to 40 percent tomorrow, winds southwest at 10 to 15 mph. Sunrise 7 46 a m sunset 6 38 p m. Highs 60 at 4 05 p m yesterday low 40 at 2 a m today.
Cleveland schools likely to stay open
Cleveland officials expect the state to refuse a school funding loan, keeping 112000 students in a district facing a 19.1 million deficit. The move comes amid a federal desegregation order and Battisti’s court rulings on school closings. The board awaits a written opinion from lawyers before a Monday meeting to resolve confusion.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Board of Education
Arnold
Pinkney
Ohio
U.S. District Court
Frank J. Battisti
Battisti
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