Special votes to decide fate of 2 schools
Voters in Amherst and Oberlin face special elections to decide emergency operating levies and continuing operating levies aimed at keeping schools open. In Amherst a five year 4.09 mill levy is on the ballot amid a teacher strike. If not approved, Amherst Exempted Village Schools may close in December with a $350,000 emergency levy needed. In Oberlin voters consider a mill for continuing operating funding, with both levies also on November ballot. The outcome could affect reopenings in January 1978 and deficits projected for 1977.
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Weather forecast: cloudy to partly cloudy with showers
The forecast calls for a cloudy tonight with a low in the low 50s and mostly cloudy conditions tomorrow with a chance of showers and highs in the low 70s. Rain chances are 20 percent tonight and 38 percent tomorrow, with winds turning westerly at 10 to 24 mph. Sunrise is 7 19 a.m. and sunset 7 18 p.m. Details on Page 7.
Cease-fire Takes Hold in South Lebanon After 10 Days of Conflict
An American mediated cease-fire went into effect in south Lebanon as Israeli troops began withdrawing from the battle zone. Lebanese Speaker Kamel Assaad and U S Ambassador Richard Parker confirmed the halt while psalmists spoke of observers noting calm in the area. The cease-fire follows days of clashes between Israeli backed Christian rightists and Palestinian Lebanese leftists, with hopes it paves the way for the Shtaura accord and Palestinian withdrawal. A small force of 800 soldiers and 80 armored personnel carriers stood by in Rayak to be deployed south, with Israel ensuring safety for Christians and keeping Palestinians away from the border.
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U.S
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Richard Parker
Fuad Batras
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Shtaura
Syria
Palestine Liberation Organization
Bekaa Valley
Rayak
Israel
Popular Front For the Liberation of Palestine
Israeli Defense Ministry
U S trade deficit near record high in August
UPI reports the U S trade deficit reached 2.67 billion in August, the second highest on record. For January–August 1977 the deficit totaled 17.58 billion, up from 2.29 billion a year earlier, with economists forecasting a full-year gap over 25 billion.
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UPI
U.S
Commerce Department
Say
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Micheal Blumenthal
United States
Protest planned at Ohio Edison 22.6 billion Brie plant hearing
About 200 OPIRG members planned a peaceful protest and 5:30 p.m. press conference at Milan Berlin Heights Middle School for tonight’s Ohio Power Siting Commission hearing on Ohio Edison's proposed twin Brie nuclear plants. Spokesman Eric Hochstein warned of cancer risk and nuclear waste, while opponents urged public awareness and a petition of 1,000 names. Ohio Edison officials argued the plant would ensure power for 49 years.
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Ohio Public Interest Research Group
OPIRG
Ohio Edison
Milan-Berlin Heights
Ohio Power
OPSRG
Erie County
Evelyn Stebbins
Coalition For Safe Electric Power
Robert Tufts
Oberlin College
Eric Hochstein
Hochstein
Berlin Heights
Erie
Japanese ponder Campbell steel works sale
Japanese engineers studied Youngstown Sheet and Tube in Campbell as potential buyers but the firm said none of its Mahoning Valley properties are for sale. A Campbell town meeting discussed the week’s plant shutdown and 5 000 layoffs with other mills cutting jobs due to imports and pollution controls.
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Youngstown
Campbell
Youngstown Sheet and Tube
Mahoning Valley
Campbell Works
Armco Steel Co
Middletown
New Miami, Ohio
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Japan
Charles Carney
Ohio
Carney
Basic Steel Industry
Mike Katula
Campbell City
Katula
Campbell Area
Carter
Pope Paul VI Turns Eighty Amid Retirement Doubts
Pope Paul VI, marking his 80th birthday in St. Peter's Square, spoke of life nearing its end and the need for humility before God. Close associate Cardinal Beneili said retirement at 80 is unlikely, noting the pope's strong sense of duty and claim to the mission.
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St. Peter’s Square
Vatican City
Paul VI
Paul
St. Peter's Square
Giovanni Cardinal Beneili
Lorain Mayor urges foreign steel boycott and rally
Lorain Mayor Joseph Zahorec calls for a boycott of foreign steel and a large protest at Cleveland Public Square Thursday to oppose imports. Local 1104's 7,000 members and Steelworkers head Lloyd McBribe will join, with lawmakers expected. layoffs loom in Lorain Cleveland area without government action.
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Lorain
Joseph Zahorec
Cleveland
Public Square
Youngstown
Lloyd McBride
United Steelworkers of America
Local 1104
Lorain-Cleveland
Steel Communities Coalition
Laker Skytrain draws huge crowds for $103 trans Atlantic fares
At Gatwick and Kennedy hundreds queued for the inaugural Laker Skytrain flights. First London to New York tickets listed at $103 for standby travelers, with sheer demand and currency-price differences shaping the early rush. Freddie Laker vowed to fly the first trips in both directions. Airlines countered with rival standby fares as Skytrain mirrors scheduled service without meals and drinks included for some fares.
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England
UPI
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