Blood evidence linked to Hoffa abduction reported in Detroit
FBI experts found a tiny blood particle and hair strand in the suspected Hoffa disappearance car, compared to Hoffa belongings. Arlie Jackson sues Karl Malden in Los Angeles for $1 million over lost Ecuador checks. Reagan warns Taiwan fallout if relations normalize with Peking. Wallace Muhammad says he supports Carter if he runs in 1980.
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Public hearing on proposed Ohio nuclear plant near Huron
Ohio Power Siting Commission hosts a public hearing on Ohio Edison and Cleveland Electric Illuminating Co. plan for a Berlin Heights nuclear facility. Staff recommends rejecting the site as coal power is deemed more efficient and no safe nuclear waste disposal exists. The proposed plant would be owned in part by Ohio Edison and CLE.
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Cleveland bust nets cash in gambling raid on betting ring
UPI reports about $50,000 in cash and related evidence seized in raids on nearly a dozen Cleveland area homes linked to a $100,000 a day baseball and horse betting operation. No arrests reported. five men tied to principal operators were searched in Cleveland, Garfield Heights, Brook Park, Fairview Park and Mayfield Heights, with IRS and Justice Department assistance and court authorized electronic surveillance.
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Rhodes declines meeting with Ohio education group
Gov James A Rhodes rejects an Educa tion Political Action Committee invitation from the Ohio Education Association. He cites Sally Savage's public statements indicating his defeat as the reason for declining the meeting. Rhodes defends his administration actions to boost state aid to public education as nonpolitical.
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Susan B Anthony dollar battle ends in Treasury decision
The Treasury Department will not feature Susan B Anthony on the new one dollar coin after the Mint director said it was not worth fighting over. Supporters had hoped Congress would authorize replacing the Eisenhower dollar with Anthony’s image by mid 1979. The proposed coin would weigh 8.1 grams and include an 111 sided inner border to aid the visually impaired.
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Carter says Allies will make economic sacrifices after Bonn summit
President Carter returns from a five day Bonn journey euphoric about a successful summit. He vows to hold down inflation curb energy waste and push allies to increase growth targets. Trade talks featured a sharp exchange with France as Ambassador Strauss defended U S sovereignty and tough stance.
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Ohio awards contract for new instant lottery game
The Ohio State Controlling Board approved a 2.3 million contract with Marketing Corporation of America to produce 80 million instant lottery tickets for a game set to launch November 14 and run through June 14, 1979. An opponent claimed a cheaper, more secure ticket could be produced, citing a Maine test where predictions under the covering were read within minutes.
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Atlanta
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Mideast talks begin at Leeds Castle in England
Secretary of State Cyrus Vance moderates informal talks between Israel and Egypt held in Leeds Castle England with Ibrahim Kamel and Moshe Dayan. Officials say no new plan, aim to restart direct negotiations and set a date for the next high level meeting.
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Moshe Dayan
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