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Newspaper
The Gazette
Location
Medina, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1979
Page
3
BELLA ABZUG told ABC on Issues and Answers that the White House was naive in firing her from the presidential Commission on Women. President Carter says he has no regrets about the dismissal.
Wayne, 71, remains in good condition at UCLA Medical Center after a nine hour operation in which his stomach was removed. Doctors report his vital signs are normal and he is progressing as hoped with a plan to advance from tube feeding to a substitute stomach.
A federal judge lifted a 22 year old protective order allowing limited public inspection of state and federal investigations into the Kent State May 4 1970 shootings. The documents may be viewed by those proving a legitimate purpose under the judge for permission. The underlying civil case involving Gov Rhodes and National Guard members ended with a 675000 settlement and a formal regret statement earlier this month.
Rep Louis Stokes told a 300 student audience at Ohio University that Carter does not deserve the MLK Non-Violent Peace Prize, criticizing military budget increases. He urged continued focus on civil rights and noted potential further investigations by the Justice Department into Kennedy and King cases.
Gulf and Western Industries Inc will publish its full 1978 annual report as a separate stapled pullout in Time magazine January 30. Time publisher John A. Meyers called the move a milestone in business communications, exposing the report to more than 22 million readers.
The Iranian Senate approved Prime Minister Shahpour Bakhtiar's government with one dissenting vote and two abstentions amid low attendance. Bakhtiar said the shah would leave Iran within days as antishah protests surge in Tehran's grand bazaar. Regulars shot six teenage cadets trying to join demonstrations near Masjid-E-Sulaiman.
Federal state and local investigators probe an arson-for-profit scheme centered on three Cleveland real estate speculators, owning over 100 properties, many burned by arsonists. The case implicates insurance claims inflated above initial purchase prices and raids on city halls and property records in Columbus and Cleveland.
Vietnamese led column closes on Poipet as Cambodian rebels scout ahead. Reports say Vietnam delays capture to let observers witness Cambodian rebels seize town. Pol Pot rumored alive in Peking and fighting in guerrilla war. UN debate over invasion continues amid veto risk. Norodom Sihanouk in Manhattan hospital in extreme stress.
LSU halts all social activity for Theta Xi for at least a year after a pledge prank left six blindfolded members struck by a car on the Mississippi River Road near Brusly. One teen, Bruce Wiseman of New Iberia, died. five others suffered broken legs. Chancellor Paul Murrill vows charter revocation if violations occur.
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