Crane launches bid for Republican nomination in 1980 race
Rep Phillip Crane announces his plan to seek the GOP nomination from Washington as the 1980 presidential campaign opens. The piece also notes Casamento’s Medal of Honor or Navy Cross eligibility and other unrelated items from the era, including Richard Pryor’s bail and Queen Juliana’s Greece vacation trip.
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Illinois
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U.S. House
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Greece
Prince Bernhard
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Columbus School Board seeks Supreme Court stay on desegregation rulings
The Columbus School Board asked Supreme Court Justice Potter Stewart to pause lower court desegregation orders requiring reassignment of about 42 000 students and a systemwide reorganization that would push budget deficits toward 9.5 million dollars. If funds run dry, November school closures could occur unless state or federal aid arrives. The board seeks relief pending appeal of judgments by the circuit court and District Judge Robert Duncan.
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Brooke escapes prosecution in divorce misstatements case
UPI reports Senator Edward Brooke of Massachusetts avoids perjury charges after Suffolk County District Attorney Garret Byrne, following guidance from retired Justice Jacob Spiegel, decides not to prosecute Brooke for alleged misstatements in divorce deposition. Brooke welcomes the decision saying no evidence supports perjury.
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Ohio still under consideration for nuclear waste site
A UPI report says the Energy Department has not abandoned plans to study northeast Ohio for underground storage of nuclear wastes. Fritz George cited salt formations as a prime factor and urged open cooperation with local regions while opponents like Cuyahoga County officials and Governor Rhodes supporters push to end state participation.
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Seth Taft
George Voinovich
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Judge weighs unvoted tax for Cleveland schools
UPI report states federal Judge Frank J. Battisti orders a Thursday hearing on NAACP bid to allow the Cleveland Board of Education to levy a property tax without voter approval. The move aims to cover operating costs and desegregation bus funding, amid school debt and potential teacher-pay shortfalls.
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Frank J. Battisti
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Thomas Ferguson
Landon's Daughter Wins Kansas Senate Primary
Nancy Landon Kassebaum won the Kansas Republican primary for the U S Senate leveraging the Landon legacy and a grass roots effort. She led eight opponents with about 31 percent from 95 percent of precincts, ahead of Wayne Angell who had 25 percent. Alf Landon followed results from Topeka as final tallies came in.
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UPI
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Kassenbaum
Kassebaum
Wayne Angell
Landon
Topeka
Detroit Workers Defy Court as Municipal Strikes Widen
Emergency police operators returned to work in Detroit but 650 garbage collectors and striking mechanics refused to end the wildcat walkout amid a court order. San Antonio gar bage crews clashed with police as 15 strikers and supporters camped at city hall. Bus drivers in Wheeling and garbagemen in Rocky Mount joined or ended actions, with officials warning of firings for defiance.
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Egypt Egypt talks stall as Vance duties loom
In Cairo USS envoy Alfred Atherton fails to win direct talks with Egypt. Sadat rules out new talks until Begin withdraws from occupied lands. Vance to visit Israel and Egypt next, with no US peace plan until after he reports to Carter. Egypt seeks a “full partner” role in shaping proposals.
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