John Denver Scenes Alaska Film For ABC TV
Singer John Denver completed a Caribbean deep sea dive for a TV documentary and now works on John Denver's Alaska for ABC TV to air September 3. Margaret Trudeau travels to Marseilles for a French language film with Jacques Fournier. Prince Philip returns to London after delays during travel from Canada. Henry Mayerson, 80, Philadelphia, sues the federal government seeking a legal supply of high grade marijuana for glaucoma treatment under a doctor’s direction.
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Bishop Hickey Leads Memorial Mass for Pope Paul VI
Bishop James Hickey of the Diocese of Cleveland presided at a memorial Mass for Pope Paul VI at St John Cathedral. Delegations from parishes and religious groups attended as Hickey recalled the pontiff as a gentle patient scholar and spoke of his illness and death. A special liturgy for all clergy was planned at the same cathedral.
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Glenn pushes 106 million for energy R&D in 1979 bill
Senator John Glenn cites 106 million set aside in the 1979 Interior Department appropriations for energy research he backs. He notes the program includes a 40 million synthetic fuel industrial demonstration plant in southeast Ohio and 25 million for solar heating and cooling of federal buildings.
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Utilities weigh switching to low sulfur coal in Ohio
Cleveland reports an Ohio Mining and Reclamation Association director warns that utilities abandoning Ohio high sulfur coal could boost eastern Ohio unemployment up to 50 percent. A study by Donald Parsons for EPA hearings estimates 10,000 mining and trucking jobs lost initially, plus 16,000 in related businesses if Ohio coal sales end.
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Suburbs Seek Regional Water Authority in Cleveland Suit
Proceedings in Cuyahoga County Court target regionalizing the Cleveland water system. Thirty five suburbs seek a suburban liaison and nonmayor members on the advisory board while Cleveland resists surrender of a major income asset. Judge McMonagle previously regionalized sewer services in 1972.
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Sailboat Hit by Powerboat Near Sandusky Causes Near Capsize
Two men escaped injury after their sailboat was struck by a powerboat and nearly capsized off Sandusky Bay on Lake Erie. Kent Minshall and William Piker reached shore aboard the damaged sailboat. A Strongsville man in his early 20s who piloted a damaged powerboat into Vermilion Harbor hours later is being sought. Police say sailboat fragments were embedded in the powerboat hull.
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Carter tells farmers economy stabilized as he visits Missouri
President Carter travels to Missouri to urge farmers that his policies have steadied the agriculture sector after a boom and bust period. He cites the 1977 act, predicts a 25 percent rise in net farm income to 25 billion dollars, and cites a record 25.5 billion dollars in farm exports. He plans a wheat set aside and reassures corn producers amid oversupply.
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Congress tackles crowded schedule
Congress faces a packed agenda this week with foreign aid funding for the new fiscal year and a three year three month extension demand for the Equal Rights Amendment. Senate action centers on college tax credits amid a push to limit credits for K 12 schools and President Carter's energy plan amid broader budget talks.
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Mystery of children's afflictions solved after love canal link
Sandra Pelfrey of Dayton says she now believes her children's blindness and her own medical problems stem from contamination near Love Canal. The family plans legal action, gathers medical records, and consults an attorney as they cope with the revelation and its implications for her eldest daughter and son.
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Bomb Blast Strikes Beirut Guerrilla Offices
Be irut blast destroys nine story apartment complex housing offices of Fatah and PLF. Rescue teams report 87 dead including women and children and 98 wounded with death toll possibly surpassing 100. Officials contest blame amid Palestinian infighting and regional tensions.
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