Billy Carter to deliver 1978 Arapahoe commencement address
Billy Carter agreed to speak at the Class of 1978 commencement in Arapahoe Colorado with no fee, after a surprise acceptance. Betty Ford may be released soon from the Navy Alcoholism and Drug Abuse Center in Long Beach California. Judi Lois Andersen, new Miss USA, says she has no boyfriend but hopes to marry in about five years. Vice President Mondale and family travel to Manila after Hawaii stopover while on a five nation tour.
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Arapahoe
Colo
Betty Ford
Navy Alcoholism and Drug Abuse Center
Long Beach
Calif
Judi Lois Andersen
Walter Mondale
Joan
Teddy
Hawaii
Manila
UPI
Toledo Act Used to Break Toledo Teachers Strike
Toledo Board of Education invoked Ohio Ferguson Act to curb a strike by 2,500 teachers ongoing since April 10 over wages. Nonacademic staff kept to picket lines as 52,000 students faced low attendance. talks with TFT and another union ended without deal.
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Toledo
UPI
Toledo Board of Education
Ohio Patrol defends speed limit enforcement plan
Ohio Highway Patrol says its OASIS program aims to encourage voluntary compliance with 55 mph limits rather than arrest every fast driver. Federal funds supported overtime for officers in Ohioans Against Speeding in Our State as radar units target the worst offenders. The agency reports three to four extra troopers per county daily. Truck drivers staged slowdowns on major routes, and about 30 truckers were arrested Friday with five more Saturday on the slowdown linked to enforcement actions.
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Columbus
UPI
Ohio Highway Patrol
Ohio
Cleveland schools face desegregation tensions outsiders blamed
Deputy Superintendent James R. Tanner says elitist outsiders created the desegregation troubles in Cleveland's 110000-student system and criticizes officials while praising the court's actions. The Bar Association launches a 230000 multimedia campaign to ease tensions for the fall desegregation.
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UPI
James R. Tanner
Tanner
Frank J. Battisti
NAACP
The
Bar Association of
McGovern Attacks Carter At Democratic Action Dinner
Senator George S. McGovern denounces the Carter administration as lacking competence vision and steady leadership. He faults tax reforms social security hikes and a $25 billion proposed tax cut while criticizing advisers and pollsters surrounding the president.
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North Randall
UPI
Carter
George S. McGovern
D-S.d
McGovern
Americans For Democratic Action
White House
Fukuda Set For Talks On Trade Imbalance With U S
Prime Minister Takeo Fukuda arrives in Washington to address a large Japanese trade surplus and a volatile dollar. He meets State Department officials and congressional leaders before a White House session with President Carter.
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Washington
UPI
U.S
Takeo Fukuda
Fukuda
State Department
Carter
Japan
United States
Congress
Mansfield Council cited for Sunshine Law violation
A Richland County judge ruled Mansfield City Council violated the state Sunshine Law by holding a private meeting before a regular session. The ruling blocked an ordinance restructuring the police department and promoted Capt. Lawrence Harpter to mayor. The News Journal sued after learning of the secret meeting.
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Mansfield
UPI
Richland County Common Pleas Court
James J. Mayer
Mayer
Mansfield News Journal
Lawrence E. Harpter
John J. Angle
Angle
News Journal
News Journal City Hall
Sharon Crook
Wiretapping trial in Hanoi spy case in Virginia
Ronald Humphrey and David Truong faced seven counts of espionage in Alexandria as they stand trial over allegedly stealing State Department cables and delivering them to Vietnamese officials in Paris. The case tests wiretap admissibility amid national security debates and follows a controversial ruling by Judge Albert V. Bryan Jr. about warrantless surveillance.
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Alexandria, Va
UPI
Hanoi
Ronald Louis Humphrey
U.S. Information Agency
David Truong
America
Vietnam
U.S
Southeast Asia
Humphrey
State Department
Truong
Paris
Atty
Griffin Bell
Albert V. Bryan Jr
Senate
United States
Vietnam Trial Support Committee
Justice Department
American Civil Liberties
Union
Bell
FBI
Clarence Kelley
Israeli troops pull back from South Lebanon to U.N. forces
Israeli troops withdraw from about 220 square miles in South Lebanon handing 30 positions to U.N. Interim Force in South Lebanon led by Maj. Gen. Emmanuel Erskine. UPI reports the move aims to keep the area free of Palestinian guerrillas while PLO vows attacks from remaining Israeli holdouts. Begin travels to the U.S. for talks with Carter and Vance amid Independence Day observances.
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David D. Pearce
Abbassiyeh
Lebanon
UPI
South
U.N
Emmanuel Erskine
Ghana
Tel Aviv
Tyre
Menahem Begin
United States
Carter
Cyrus Vance
Begin
Israel
Palestine Liberation Organization
PLO
Narjayoun
General Telephone value proposition and services
General Telephone promotes fast service for damaged systems and responsive support from Communications Consultants. It emphasizes no extra charges and positions the company as a complete communications provider offering more than just phones.
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General Telephone the Complete Communications Company
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