Former British PM Wilson speaks at Lorain County College
Former British Prime Minister Harold Wilson lectured at Lorain County Community College on U.S.–British relations from World War II to the Helsinki summit. He recalled Johnson’s Vietnam policy, a missed peace chance after Kosygin hinted at an honorable settlement, and critiqued pro war hawks. He noted Churchill and Gandhi remarks, Truman influence, and Helsinki human rights issues.
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Alexei Kosygin
London
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Lorain County Community College
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Johnson
Labour Party
Parlament
LCCC
Britain
Winston Churchill
Churchill
Mahatma Gand
Harry Truman
U. S
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New York City
Central Park
Israel
U.S
Helsinki Monitoring Group
Russia
Moscow
Lorain Ford halts shifts as railroad strike lingers
Ohio farmers warn of crop losses as Ley strike disrupts grain movement. William Swank of the Ohio Farm Bureau says perishables may rot in fields or on the ground with no storage, while rail pickets clog coal and ore shipments to Armco Steel and Republic Steel plants in Cleveland and Toledo jeopardizing ore and coal deliveries amid the strike.
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Armco
Don Easterly
Republic Steel Corp
Cleveland
Norfolk & Western Railway
Chessie
Elyria Teachers Press for Levy After Defeat
Elyria teachers led by Mrs. Caver vow to keep pressure on the school board to place a new levy on the November ballot. She argues a temporary millage is needed, criticizes the weak pre election campaign, and says funds are essential for salaries and educational program restoration amid inflation and teacher departures. Safety concerns rise over bus service cuts and questioned levy record of the superintendent.
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Elyria
Ohio patrol warns against fake fundraising scam
The Ohio State Highway Patrol denies soliciting funds for an advertising publication. Col. Adam G. Reiss warns residents about a fraud posing as a patrol officer to solicit money for Law Enforcement Yearly. Contact a patrol post if approached. A suspect impersonation will be prosecuted. London AP reports 12 year old Brean Holland vanished from a hospital then spent two hours bored in a museum.
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Adam G. Reiss
Law Enforcement Yearly
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Highway Patrol
London
Brean Holland
Boy 13 imitates TV hero, suffocates at home
Gary J. Haller, 13, of Delran, died after placing a plastic bag over his head to imitate a Battlestar Galactica helmet. Found by parents in front of the TV, authorities call the death accidental per Burlington County medical examiner.
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N.J
UPI
Gary J. Haller
Battlestar Galactica
Cyclon Warrior
Burlington County
Senators benefit from larger share of campaign funds
The Federal Election Commission reported by August 1978 that 1,812 Senate and House candidates had raised 92.2 million dollars and spent 79.5 million. Senate campaigns amassed 39.6 million in receipts and 35.7 million in outlays, while House candidates drew 52.6 million and spent 43.8 million. Dems raised 54.2 million versus 37.8 million for Republicans.
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Byrd Sets ERA Vote Despite GOP Opposition
Senator Robert Byrd schedule a test vote on ERA ratification timing, risking GOP aid as he acts alone to seek a 60 vote majority to take up the amendment. The move comes after House support for a three year extension and 35 of 38 states already ratified. Howard Baker denounces the solo move.
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Robert Byrd
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Howard Baker
Cleveland air traffic mix likened to San Diego disaster
First Officer Vince Swinney of United Airlines warns the air traffic mix over Greater Cleveland mirrors the San Diego crash risk. He notes student pilots train at fixed base operators near Hopkins and urges corridor designations or restricted areas to separate heavy airliners from light aircraft.
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Air Line Pilots Association
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United Airlines
United Master Executive Council
ALPA
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Greater Clevland
Swinney
United
Freeze a Yankee author sues Texas Monthly over article
Robert L. Arnold sues Texas Monthly for 60000 claiming the July article about his satirical song misstated that Lone Star Gas Co produced and paid for the record. He says the error cost him his job and hindered other employment prospects after he was fired five days after publication.
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Texas Monthly Magazine
Robert L. Arnold
Arnold Urge
Arnold
Texas Monthly
Lone Star Gas Co
Lone Star
Folkel Minonity
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