Mondale visits Parliament House in Canberra during Asia trip
Vice President Walter Mondale was welcomed at Parliament House in Canberra by Prime Minister Malcolm Fraser as he neared the end of a 10 day Asia Pacific tour. Sources say Carter family upset over Hugh Carter Sr book portraying the Carters with flaws. Anne Bancroft appears in The Stars Salute Israel at 30 broadcast from Los Angeles to Jerusalem. Erin Fleming sues Graucho Marx estate in Los Angeles alleging money owed from two signed contracts.
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Mentor teachers reject contract offer in vote
More than 400 members of the Mentor Teachers Association voted Sunday night to reject the School Board’s latest contract offer and to delay striking until Aug. 25 to see if voters approve a special emergency levy on the June 6 ballot. Terry Higgins said the delay avoids disrupting graduation and may spur a better deal if the levy passes.
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Jail Cruelties Alleged at Richland County Jail
Mansfield News Journal reports a three month investigation accusing Sheriff Thomas E. Weikel and deputies of beating prisoners and denying care. Witnesses describe punches, kicks, and removal of mattresses in cells, with lawsuits filed over arrests and abuse scenes including a 1977 incident in the jail garage.
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Akron group reacts to mistrial over baby-killing case
The Citizens for Informed Consent criticize the Santa Ana mistrial in Dr. William Wadill's case, saying the Akron like ordinance serves as a model nationwide. They urge renewed effort to promote six month gestational age bans and cite Oklahoma adopting similar homicide crime.
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Judge orders bus negotiations for Cleveland desegregation plan
UPI reports U.S. District Court Judge Frank Battisti requires six to eight bus firms to meet Cleveland school officials this week to negotiate a desegregation busing plan. About 325 buses may move 52 000 students between black and white neighborhoods as bids were not received through normal procedures. The state board was to present a contract by Wednesday or face penalties, while firms balked at bidding due to the Cleveland system's financial trouble.
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Begin insists jets go to Israel only amid U.S. sale clash
Israeli Prime Minister Menachem Begin repeated his opposition to the Carter plan to sell jets to Israel Egypt and Saudi Arabia saying the aircraft should go to Israel alone. He warned that Saudi Arabia would receive 60 fighters and called the sale a national defense risk. Begin addressed a Fifth Avenue parade marking Israel's 30th anniversary and urged negotiations for peace while protest groups demonstrated nearby.
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New York
UPI
Menachem Begin
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Israel
Egypt
Saudi Arabia
Begin
Compromise Talks Narrow Jet Sales to Middle East
Congress nears a possible modification of the 4.8 billion jet sale to Israel Egypt and Saudi Arabia. Senator Frank Church questions timing urging peace talks and withholding sales to allow momentum toward negotiations. Agencies report admin and Congress exchanging compromise ideas as panels weigh 60 F-15s 50 F-5Es 75 F-16s and 15 F-15s.
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Senate Foreign Relations Committee
House International Relations Committee
Young buyers fuel housing market says league study
A league study of 8,500 conventional mortgage loans funded by savings and loan associations last year shows 36 percent of 1977 buyers were under 30 and 12 percent under 24. Sixty percent earned under 25,000, while 62 percent bought homes under 50,000. Median prices varied by region, with the West highest at 53,000.
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Joseph Benedict
United States League of Savings Associations
Benedict
League
West
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Mafia Bosses Put 100000 Bounty on James Fratianno
Chicago Tribune reports American Mafia leaders have placed a 100000 bounty on James T Fratianno known as the Weasel a high ranking West Coast mobster who has begun talks with federal authorities. Fratianno 64 may receive a reduced sentence and new identity while confined in San Diego. The disclosure follows years of silence by top mobsters and spurs panic within organized crime.
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New Jersey Utility Plans Solar Energy for Gas Customers
Elizabethtown Gas Co announces the first U S project to stabilize natural gas prices by using solar collectors to heat water and run systems. 185000 customers would be offered ownership or pay for energy, with initial solar units set for six months in commercial and industrial sites.
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UPI
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Russell Fleming
Elizabethtown Gas Co
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