Congress Aims Nerve Gas Production Restart by 1984
Washington reports Congress votes to authorize 3.5 million dollars to build a Pine Bluff Arkansas nerve gas plant and to resume production by 1984. Debate centers on arms negotiations with the Soviet Union and NATO objections to storing nerve gas shells on allied soil.
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Emperor penguin chick born in captivity at Sea World
In San Diego Sea World records the hatching of the first emperor penguin chick born in captivity after a 67 day incubation. Father No 27 Yellow carried the egg, mother No 4 Green remains nearby. The chick health is good and the sex is unknown.
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OPEC meeting collapses over split by ministers
Vienna reports the OPEC conference failed to reach a long range price plan after 3 days of acrimony. Saudi moderates clashed with Iran, Libya and Algeria over linking oil prices to economic factors and production cuts. A follow up meeting was set for October 14 in Europe ahead of the Baghdad summit in November.
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Court ruling finds no proof swine flu shot caused disease
Federal government wins second swine flu vaccine case in Cleveland. Judge Krupansky rules against Karen Hixenbaugh who sought 750000 claiming Guillain Barre syndrome 15 months after vaccination left her disabled. Government says illness developed too late to be linked to the shot.
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Carter campaign touts gains in energy and defense
President Carter cites 8.6 million jobs, a comprehensive energy policy, and reduced oil imports as proof of progress. He warns against Republican plans, urges continued defense spending, and urges unity under a Democratic administration. Ohio remains pivotal in the 1980 race.
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Breakthrough in actors strike as tentative deal reached
Federal mediator Tim O Sullivan said after a 15 hour session ending at 3 am PDT producers and the Screen Actors Guild American Federation of Television and Radio Producers reached agreement on compensation for actors in home video. details to be presented to members later today.
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Da Vinci manuscript may fetch record $10 million at Christie's
London UPI reports a 36 page Da Vinci notebook titled Of the Nature Weight and Movement of Water will be auctioned at Christie's on December 12. The Leicester estate seeks to ease crushing death taxes by selling the Codex Leicester, once bought in 1717 by the Earl of Leicester. Experts say the manuscript could reach about $10 million based on recent high art valuations.
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Realtors honor Springfield board for housing stock preservation
The Springfield Board of Realtors received an award at the Ohio Association of Realtors state meeting in Cleveland. The honor recognizes its community revitalization program aimed at eradicating inner city blight and improving housing stock, alongside other boards praised for 1980 Private Property Week observances in April.
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Firestone to Sell Plastics Unit to Occidental for 200 Million
Firestone Tire and Rubber and Occidental Petroleum announce a deal trading Firestone Plastics Co. to Occidental for about 200 million dollars. The parties expect early closing this year after filings and approvals. The agreement was signed in Akron by Occidental Chairman Armand Hammer and Firestone President John J. Nevin.
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Ohio Lottery Daily Numbers Result
Cleveland UPI reports the daily numbers draw in Ohio with winning number 233. Ticket sales reached 684,909 dollars and the payable amount totals 162,575.50 dollars.
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Cincinnati Chosen for CBS Movie The Pride of Jesse Hallam
Cincinnati will host production of The Pride of Jesse Hallam a CBS telefilm about a Kentucky farmer whose daughter needs spine treatment. Johnny Cash stars with Eli Wallach in a major supporting role about 300 to 400 local extras to be hired at $3.10 per hour. filming starts this month per the Ohio Film Bureau. Applicants should report to the Cincinnati Convention Center Thursday.
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Gifford Held on Bond in Massive Mail Fraud Case
David Gifford 37 of Detroit is jailed on 100000 bond for allegedly running a 500000 mail order book fraud. He advertised Power Poachers in 36 papers, paid with 170000 in fraudulent checks, and was found with 200000 in altered money orders at Central National Bank while withdrawing receipts for about 2000 orders.
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Desegregation restructuring in Cleveland教育 Department
Cleveland school desegregation chief Donald Waldrip ordered 75 employees moved Tuesday as part of a major department reorganization. Sixty transferees were funded by the Emergency School Aid Act and may lose eligibility for that funding if reassigned. Money problems raise the possibility they could be asked to return to teaching.
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State to hold second hearing on Riverview Williams Nursing Home violations
Ohio officials schedule a second hearing next week over 19 alleged patient rights violations at Riverview Williams Nursing Home in Cincinnati. Owner Elsa Williams, who is black, claims racial motivation. probe cited dirty conditions, inadequate meals, insufficient blankets, and a resident with dried feces on hair and hands. Pyramid schemes also surface in Ohio investigations into several counties and unity with the attorney general’s office.
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