Ireland in turmoil as president resigns over anti terrorism law
Cearbhall O Dalaigh resigns amid a bitter dispute with Premier Liam Cosgrave over tough anti terrorist legislation. A three man commission will wield powers until a presidential election must be held within 60 days. Potential successors named include Patrick Hillery Vivian de Valera Brendan Corish and Maurice Dockrell.
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Durslin
Cearbhall O’dalaigh
Liam Cosgrave
O'Dalaigh
Cearbhall O
Tom O'Higgins
Sean Tracey
Dail
James Dooge
Senate
O’dalaigh
Patrick Hillery
European Common Market
Executive Commission On Social Affairs
Vivian de Valera
Eamon de Valera
Hillery
Fianna Fairman
Brendan Corish
City auditor accused of mismanaging funds by mayor
Mayor Marguerite Bowman charged auditor Thomas Radican with misusing designated funds to cover deficits as the city faces a projected end of year shortfall near 1.3 million dollars. Radican and council members respond as finance committee weighs a sanitation rate hike and pay cuts to address mounting debt.
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Thomas Radican
Marguerite E Bowman
Radican
Dale C. Kellogg
Finance Committee
Alan J. Zaleski
Zaleski
Careful third debate shapes final presidential clash
Washington marks the third and last presidential debate where Ford and Carter avoided errors and pledged higher campaign standards. A post debate poll gave Carter a 40 to 29 edge with 31 percent draw. responses noted Ford won the first and second debates while both candidates criticized harsh campaigning. Carter touted Mondale as a stronger image than Dole, while Ford defended Dole, urging voter participation in the final stretch.
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Washington
Gerald Ford
Jimmy Carter
Carter
Ford
Mondale
Sen
Robert Dole
Dole
Houston
Ford stamping plant Okays contract as threat of layoffs looms
Walton Hills Local 420 narrowly approves a new contract amid a national labor standstill that could have idled 34,000 Ford workers. Production and skilled workers vote to ratify, while emergency transport efforts are set to rush scarce parts to idle plants. 8,000 to 10,000 workers may face temporary unemployment.
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Ford
TAK
Cleveland
Brook Park
Donald Bastian
Avon Lake
UAW
Carter Edges Ford In Three Debate Poll
The Chronicle Telegram poll shows Carter with a lead over Ford after all three presidential debates. Carter led last night by 28 percent, Ford 21 percent, with many undecided. Across all debates Carter held a 26 to 21 edge, while 43 percent saw no clear winner and some did not watch. George M. Armstrong of Avon Lake credits Ford as winner in all programs. Turn to page A4 for details.
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Gerald Ford
Chronicle-Telegram
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Ford
George M. Armstrong
Lake Rd
Avon Lake
Armstrong
Weather outlook with rain and cold tonight
Rain and a cold night with mostly cloudy skies. Lows near 4 with a 34 percent rain chance. Tomorrow mostly cloudy with rain likely and a high near 35. Sunset and sunrise times noted. page reference provided.
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Longevity and Living Lessons From Kellogg Day
A feature by Connie Davis profiles Kellogg Day, 95, matriarch of a Elyria family, sharing advice and zest for life as photos by Jeff Bishop accompany a Sunday Family Features piece. John E Barbour of AP previews government funded quake research tied to nuclear plant safety standards.
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Elyria
Kellogg Day
Connie Davis
Jeff Bishop
U.S
John E Barbour
Associated Press
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