Ford heir may step down early as chair
Henry Ford II, longtime head of Ford Motor Co, signals possible earlier than planned resignation as chair. Joseph Califano and wife separate after 23 years per government spokesmen. Julie Harris, 53, star of five Tonys, returns to Broadway in Break a Leg with Jack Weston. Charles Nelson Reilly directs. Ron Ziegler says Nixon resignation events are far more complex than portrayed in UPI interview.
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Henry Ford II
Ford Motor Co
Joseph Califano
Health Education and Welfare
Julie Harris
Jack Weston
Charles Nelson Reilly
Ron Ziegler
White House
Watergate
United Press International
Nixon
UPI
Brown becomes first Black Cuyahoga County commissioner
Virgil Brown wins a first ballot victory at a Saturday Republican convention for the vacant county commission seat. Brown, 59, leaves his elections director post of 30 000 a year to take a 27 500 salary as commissioner, seen as a milestone by GOP and local Democrats.
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Cleveland
UPI
Cuyahoga County
Virgil Brown
Brown
Seth Taft
George Voinovich
Republican Party
GOP
Robert Hughes
Virgil
Walter Cox, Jr
Cox
Downed pilot heads home after 22 hours on Ice
Dennis Gravelie of Flint Michigan spent 22 hours on frozen Lake Erie after a twin engine Cessna 310 crash landed 13 miles north of Fairport. He was rescued by a Coast Guard hired private helicopter at 9 28 a m Saturday morning and flown home.
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Cleveland
UPI
Dennis Gravelie
Flint
Mich
Lake Erie
U.S. Coast Guard
Fairport
Gravelie
Fairport Station
Fiber scalp implants deemed ineffective by Cleveland doctors
Cleveland Clinic dermatologists report fiber implantation for baldness is ineffective after a study of 20 patients shows nearly all fibers fell out within 10 weeks. About 1,000 people in the Cleveland area have tried the procedure, which costs 2400 to 3500 dollars, while other clinics plan openings in major cities.
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Cleveland
UPI
Cleveland Clinic
Cleveland Area
New York
Boston
Atlanta
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Orlando
Fla
Wilma F. Reseed
C. William Hawke
Business executive recants kidnapping report in Beachwood
Richard Stoddart of Eaton Corp and Cleveland Regional Transit Authority trustee says his abducting tale was false and due to a long standing drinking problem. Police questioned inconsistencies about the 8 p.m. La Place Shopping Center incident and no charges will be filed.
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Beachwood, Ohio
UPI
Richard Stoddart
Eaton Corp
Cleveland Regional Transit Authority
Stoddart
Eaton
John Joyce
la Place
Cleveland
Ohio Bell Telephone Co
Louis Orkin
Beachwood
Akron Man Bitten by Siamese Cobra Receives Serum
An Akron man bitten on the thumb by a Siamese Cobra while raising snakes as a hobby improves after receiving diluted antivenom flown from two Ohio zoos. Paul Beaver, 24, remains in serious condition in Barberton Citizens Hospital ICU with abdominal pains and thumb swelling.
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Barberton
UPI
Akron
Ohio
Paul Beaver
Barberton Citizens Hospital
Carl Boon
Boon
Beaver
General Tire
Columbus
Cincinnati
Iran Faces High Stakes Return of Khomeini This Week
Tehran confronts a political clash as Ayatollah Khomeini's return looms. Premier Bakhtiar vows not to resign amid unrest including a 4000-strong Air Force hunger strike and clashes between pro and anti Khomeini factions. The regime seeks support to dissolve SAVAK while the military weighs a possible coup.
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Tehran
Iran
UPI
Shahpour Bahktiar
Ayatollah
Ruhollah Khomeini
Shah
U.S
Bakhtiar
Khomeini
Islamic Council
SAVAK
Tehran Technical University
New Israeli envoy urges more compromises from Egypt
Ephraim Evron, newly appointed Israeli ambassador to the United States, told 400 U S Jewish leaders that Israel has done its utmost for a peace treaty with Egypt and expects a eventual sign. He urged Egypt to show minimum compromises as talks remain clouded. Evron defended Israel's Sinai withdrawal and noted a growing U S understanding of Israeli concerns amid the Carter administration.
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Cincinnati
UPI
Ephraim Evron
United States
U.S
Israel
Egypt
Evron
Washington
Middle East
Sinai Peninsula
National Jewish Community Relations Advisory Council
Carter
Illegal air gun and slingshot ban in Mamaroneck
United Press International reports in Mamaroneck New York it is illegal to fire air guns spring guns slingshots cannons or bean shooters inside city limits.
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United Press International
Mamaroneck, N.Y
Carter Budget Cuts Farm Spending Across Programs
President Carter’s FY 1980 budget proposes $18.4 billion for Agriculture Department outlays, $1.8 billion less than current. Cuts target farm price supports conservation timber sales and farm credit while eliminating 1000 Forest Service and 1000 Soil Conservation Service jobs and ending the Youth Conservation Corps.
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Sonja Hillgren
UPI
Washington
Agriculture Department
Carter
Congress
Forest Service
Soil Conservation Service
Youth Conservation Corps
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