Area Dems split on Kennedy Carter race in Lorain County
Local Democratic leaders in Lorain County and nearby areas said they are neutral on Edward Kennedy entering the presidential race. Many focus on upcoming Nov 6 elections with some saying they will support the eventual nominee, while a few officials remain undecided or neutral.
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Politics makes strange bedfellows in Elliott yard
After being razzed by friends over endorsements, the Elliots split the yard space using a "his" and "hers" system. C-T photo by Dave Zapotosky.
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Elliots
Dave Zapotosky
Hundreds of anti-nuclear protesters arrested at New York Stock Exchange
In New York City hundreds of demonstrators blocked traffic and corridors outside the Exchange to protest nuclear funding. About 600 were arrested for blocking paths, with many workers continuing to their jobs nearby. Police documented and removed protesters as they staged street theater and sit-ins.
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New York Stock Exchange
Carter Calls Senate Windfall Tax a trillion oil giveaway
President Carter in Providence denounced the Senate Finance Committee windfall profits tax as potentially a 1 trillion giveaway to oil companies. He contrasted the House version, which would tax windfall profits and raise 151 billion in 10 years, with Senate language viewed as too lenient. He urged rapid passage and pledged heating oil supplies for the Northeast while meeting with regional governors.
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Kennedy for President Committee Formed in Washington
Sen Edward Kennedy runs for the nomination with a campaign committee set to file with the Federal Election Commission later today. Stephen Smith will head the effort to recruit delegates and raise funds from a Washington campaign headquarters showroom. Kennedy won and lost endorsements over the weekend, including Chicago Mayor Jane Byrne backing Kennedy after initially supporting Carter. Former White House aide James Fallows now questions Kennedy’s potential, saying Carter deserves a second term.
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Massachusetts
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Federal Election Commission
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Chicago
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White House
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Ali the Actor Muhammad Ali Biopic on NBC TV
A fragmented item notes Muhammad Ali portraying a man who rises from slavery to join the Union Army and become a distinguished figure. The projected NBC TV air shows “Freedom” with Veiga at 9 on Channel 3.8 in the vicinity.
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Kiss made up stars lead Elyria parade in spooky glow
The Kiss band lookalikes replaced traditional spooks in Elyria's 63rd Hallowween Parade. More than 600 students marched, 2,500 spectators watched, and crowds consumed over 1800 doughnuts and 75 gallons of apple cider after the event.
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Kiss
Elyria
C-T
Kevin Bache
Premeditated Park assassination linked to personal feud
A martial law panel report says KCIA director Kim Jae Kyu planned the Park Chung Hee murder, sparked by a bitter feud with Park’s chief bodyguard Cha Ji Chul. Kim shot Park and Cha at a dinner, then KCIA guards killed the other security men. The episode prompted South Korea’s acting president to brief Cabinet and military leaders as the U.S. promised defense if North Korea attacks.
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Cha Ji-Chul
Choi Kyu-Hah
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Cha
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