Arafat spars with terrorism while other headlines unfold
Yasser Arafat says Palestinian terrorists do not represent his people, likening them to the Red Brigades. Jackie Onassis to visit Israel in ten days as guest of Tel Aviv University and Jerusalem authorities. Kojak with Telly Savalas to be canceled from CBS fall lineup for eight new series. Princess Margaret ill with influenza for a second time this month and confined to bed.
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Red Brigades
Jackie Onassis
Israel
Tel Aviv University
Jerusalem
Kojak
Telly Savalas
CBS
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London
UPI
Milk prices in Cleveland likely rise again soon
A record 1.66 dollar per gallon sets the stage for an anticipated four cent increase next week. Fisher Foods and Hillside Dairy executives cite higher government price support and a major milk cooperative as drivers. Prices for cheese and sour cream could follow. The pass through to stores and shoppers remains undecided.
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Cleveland
UPI
Greater
Sam Giaimo
Fisher Foods, Inc
Bedford Hts
Gordon Reihl
Milk, Inc
Dairies
Reihl
Carter rejects call to pause arms sales to Mideast nations
President Carter defies Senate pressure by maintaining plans to sell jets to Israel Egypt and Saudi Arabia. The Senate Foreign Relations Committee asks for more study while White House officials defend the urgency, and the House readies votes on a 1979 federal budget proposed at 501 billion with a 58 billion deficit, higher than both Carter and Senate figures.
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UPI
Carter
Congress
Israel
Egypt
Saudi Arabia
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
White House
Warren Christopher
Foreign Relations Committee
John Sparkman
Mideast
House
House Budget Committee
Senate
Utilities fees to be checked by Senate panel
Sen. Howard Metzenbaum said hearings will probe electric utilities for high charges during the coal shortage. He noted the Energy Regulatory Commission allows a 10 percent cost add on sales between utilities and warned of possible daisy chain pricing that could shift costs to consumers. He cited an investigation finding a firm adding 20 percent, totaling about $1.7 million passed to customers.
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Washington
UPI
Sen
Howard Metzenbaum
Ohio
Metzenbaum
Senate Energy and Natural Resourcs Committee
Federal Energy Regulatory Commission
Henry Ford II Denies Kickback Allegations in New York Suit
Auto magnate Henry Ford II declares he has nothing to hide at a Dearborn news conference. He denies a $50 million lawsuit accusing him of accepting $750000 in illegal kickbacks and misusing corporate assets. The suit claims kickbacks from the Cantain Corp and improper award of contracts. Ford weighs a possible counter suit and calls the action a personal vendetta.
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Dearborn
Mich
UPI
Henry Ford II
Ford Motor Co
New York
Ford
Korean Air jet crew returns as mystery of drift persists
Captain Kim Chang kyu and co pilot arrive in Seoul after emergency landing on a frozen lake near Murmansk 220 miles south of the city. The pair say the black box remains in Russia while authorities offer no explanation for the polar flight from Paris to Anchorage.
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South Korea
UPI
Korean Air Lines
Soviet Union
Kim Chang-kyu
Paris
Anchorage
Russia
Kim
Murmansk
KAL
Lee
Ohio Board appeals to curb Cleveland busing order
The Ohio Board of Education asks the 6th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals to overturn Judge Battisti's order to desegregate Cleveland’s 52 000 of 112 000 students this fall. The appeal follows Dayton v. Sacramento style rulings and questions Battisti's review under the Dayton decision. Deputy Supt Charles M Leftwich calls for peaceful desegregation and outlines fall plans at a Greater Cleveland Interchurch Council assembly.
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UPI
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U.S. District Court
Frank J. Battisti
Cleveland
U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Cleveland Board of Education
Ohio Board
Battisti
Dayton
U.S. Supreme Court
Charles M. Leftwich
Greater Cleveland
Interchurch Council
Mt. Zion Congregational Church
Leftwich
Boston
High Court
Brotherhood of Cleveland Public School
Fire destroys homes as Mansfield strike rages on
A daytime blaze in Mansfield, sparked during a firemen strike over pay and a three year contract, destroyed two houses and endangered a supermarket. Authorities, aided by police and a National Guard unit, evacuated homes and fought to prevent spread near a farmers market.
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Mansfield
UPI
Clayton Long
Leonard Boebel
Michael A. McFadden
McFadden
National Guard
The
Firefighters Association
Long
Norman Walker
Senate approves farm aid loan program for farmers in need
The Senate backed a government guaranteed loan program to aid farmers and ranchers facing debt, allowing up to 4 billion in insured or guaranteed loans through 1979. Loans up to 300,000. FHA and private-guaranteed loans rise. includes small family farmer mortgage relief and extended livestock credit.
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UPI
Senate
House-Senate
FHA
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U.S. Agriculture Department
Farmers Home Administration
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