Nureyev seeks visit for mother from Brezhnev
Open letter from ballet dancer Rudolf Nureyev asks Soviet President Leonid Brezhnev to allow his 74 year old mother to visit him in the West. Jocky Steve Cauthen aims for a Kentucky Derby win after three victories this year. Jane Pickens launches Tune In Inc to mobilize volunteers. Joseph Wambaugh drops 3.2 million lawsuit after Columbia Pictures agrees to sell back movie rights to The Onion Field.
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Rudolf Nureyev
Leonid Brezhnev
Nureyev
West
Jocky Steve Cauthen
Affirmed
Jane Pickens
Pickens
Song and Story
Tune In, Inc
Tune In
Joseph Wambaugh
Columbia Pictures
Columbia
Mondale Seeks Strong Ties in Indonesia Visit
Vice President Mondale arrived in Jakarta pledging U S friendship and deter? mination to protect Asian allies. He met President Suharto and Indonesian leaders after promising aid and a small number of A-4 jets. He also discussed speeding Indochinese refugee admissions and a $160 million food grant.
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Indonesia
UPI
Walter Mondale
America
Mondale
Thailand
United States
U.S
Adam Malik
Southeast Asia
Carter
Suharto
Bangkok
Ohio State to monitor Lake Erie impact of Davis Besse plant
OSU Center for Lake Erie Area Research will study biological effects from the Davis Besse Nuclear Power Station on Lake Erie under a $231 292 contract with Toledo Edison Co. The two year project aims to guide future plants and will compare fish populations food chains bottom organisms algae and water quality with pre operation data from last fall. CLEAR has studied conditions at the plant intake and discharge points for nine years.
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Columbus
UPI
Ohio State University
Center For Lake
Toledo Edison Co
Ohio
OSU Board ofTrustees
CLEAR
Charles E. Heidendorf
Lake Erie
Sanjay Gandhi jailed after Supreme Court arrest order
Sanjay Gandhi, son of Indira Gandhi, was jailed for one month in New Delhi’s Tihar prison after a Supreme Court order found him tampering with evidence and pressuring witnesses in a theft and destruction of public property case linked to a 1975 film. The case involves a government displeasing film and a factory search after 1977 elections.
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India
UPI
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Indira Gandhi
Supreme Court
Sanjay
Tihar
FBI arrests exiled Cuban in Letelier murder case
The FBI said it arrested Ignacio Novo Sampol 39 in Jersey City New Jersey and sought two others Jose Dionisio Suarez Esquivel 39 and Virgilio Paz Romero 26 in connection with a 1976 murder of Chilean Foreign Minister Orlando Letelier in Washington. The three, naturalized Americans and members of the Cuban National Movement, were charged with conspiracy to murder a foreign official. Novo’s sister said he fled to New York weeks ago after threatening letters from Puerto Rican liberation groups.
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Washington
Novo
Ana Esther Leyva
Miami
New York
Capitol Police Chief Warns of Possible Capitol Takeover
US Capitol Police chief James Powell told a Senate subcommittee that a temporary seizure of the Capitol by armed groups like the Hanafi Muslims was plausible and could not be prevented by the 1,177-member force. He warned that lives might be lost in such a seizure.
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Washington
UPI
U.S. Capitol
Theuilding
Congress
James Powell
US S. Capitol
Powell
Senate Judiciary
Capitol
District of Columbia
White House
Judge forms Cleveland desegregation watchdog panel
Chief Federal Judge Frank J. Battisti orders an 18 member citizens commission to monitor desegregation of Cleveland schools this fall. Leonard Stevens of The Greater Cleveland Project will lead with four deputy directors and no salary. The panel reports to the court and may request access to schools to inform the community amid financial strain on schools.
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Cleveland
UPI
Citizens Commission
Frank J. Battisti
Leonard Stevens
Greater Cleveland
Cleveland Foundation
Stevens
Commission
Battisti
Shaker Hts
Mansfield
Charles W. Leftwich
Washington
Greater
Herb Kamn
Cleveland Press
Ohio schools win eight calamity day relief
Gov. Rhodes signed a law forgiving eight additional calamity days for snowbound districts reducing this year’s minimum to 167 days and allowing makeup days optional. The measure also forgives five more days for severe winter weather and exempts days from January state emergencies. A separate plan proposes $200 million in federal funds for voluntary desegregation programs, including magnet and neutral-site schools, with Dayton already receiving about $625,000 and other districts applying for grants.
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Columbus
UPI
James A. Rhodes
State Department of Education
Rhodes
Senate Human Resources Committee
John Glenn
Ohio
Dayton
Cleveland
Cleveland Hts
Perjury dispute triggers ex-Communist fall from retirement
Retired party organizer Sam Krieger steps forward in the Alger Hiss perjury case debate over Allen Weinstein’s book. Krieger denies being Clarence Miller, the man linked to a 1929 Gastonia murder, and challenges Weinstein’s scholarship while Weinstein holds a taped admission.
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Robert Strand
San Francisco
UPI
Communist Party
Alger Hiss
Krieger
Weinstein
Clarence Miller
Gastonia
N.C
Miller
Soviet Union
Moscow
United States
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Rock Island, Ill
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