Yale seniors honor GIAMETTI with signed glove
Yale University seniors celebrated Class Day by presenting President-elect A Bartlett GIAMETTI a baseball glove autographed by Reggie Jackson. In other items, former Israeli Prime Minister Golda Meir criticized Begin for concessions to Egypt in peace talks. Labor Secretary Ray Marshall urged reforms on ABC to curb unlawful employer practices. Actress Michelle Phillips, 37, wed her third husband, Robert Birch, 29, in Beverly Hills.
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Emergency landing injures Cleveland women amid jet fire
An American Airlines Boeing 727 diverted to Cincinnati after an engine failure. The plane carried over 100 passengers from Memphis to New York. three Cleveland women Mary Decapua Jenny Killeen and Henrietta Richmond sustained broken ankles, while ten others were treated after sliding down inflatable chutes from the left front and right gallery exits.
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Ohio Senate weighs pay raises for top state officials
Senate Finance Chair Harry Meshell says the chamber will seriously consider raises for governor and other top officials. A review panel recommended keeping the lieutenant governor at 30000 while raising the governor to 65000 and other officials from 38000 to 50000. Meshell argues higher salaries attract and retain good leaders and that the governor should earn at least as much as university presidents and doctors on the state payroll.
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Pot legalization advocates stage world’s largest chili rally
The National Organization for Reform of Marijuana Laws led a weekend demonstration in Dayton drawing above 6000 people at a park. Ed Fanning urged legalization to keep marijuana from kids while Gatewood Galbraith discussed farm cash crops. Police ringed the area to maintain order during the event.
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Federal judge to hear if Black English is a foreign language
UPI reports District Judge Charles Joiner will hear arguments on whether standard English is a foreign language to inner city black children. He refused to dismiss a suit by 15 Ann Arbor students claiming the district ignores how speech habits affect learning while other counts were dismissed.
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UPI
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Son of Sam Berkowitz Refuses Court Appearance for Sentence
David Berkowitz, the Son of Sam killer, declines to appear at sentencing and demands to see his attorneys. He pleaded guilty to six ambush slayings in 1976 and 1977 and faces 25 years to life per count, with concurrent or consecutive options affecting parole prospects. Lawyers plan appeals, asserting incompetence to stand trial.
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World leaders meet at U.N. to curb arms race
United Nations hosts a special General Assembly session as major powers including the United States and the Soviet Union seek steps to slow a self escalating arms race. Attending are France's Giscard d Esteing Britain’s Callaghan India’s Desai and others. opening session will elect officers and set disarmament guidelines. U.N. Secretary General Waldheim notes global military spending rivals health and education outlays amid hunger.
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India
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Sweden
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Turkey
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Soviet Spy Ring Arrest Tested U S Soviet Relations
The State Department asked the Soviet Union to send home Vladimir Zinyakin and other Soviet officials tied to a spying case at the United Nations. Three Soviets were charged with paying $16,000 to a Navy officer for classified antisubmarine documents found in coffee cans and trash on New Jersey roads.
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Last Chance wins Calaveras County Jumping Frog Jubilee
Bruce Hamilton, 24, of Los Altos, California, enters Last Chance in the 50th annual jump. The 18 feet 11 inch leap earns $300. John Holst takes second and third with Sunday Best and Canal King. Hamilton plans to party with prize money and release Last Chance back to the Delta.
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Lottery starts game for instant riches
Ohio Lottery launches its fourth instant game on Tuesday offering $1 tickets with prizes from $2 to $10,000 and a possible $1 million top prize. Matching three prize amounts wins on the spot, while losers can enter four losing tickets for a chance at TV drawings with non cash prizes, including autos and appliances.
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UPI
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Columbus couple murdered linked to other Ohio slayings
Police planned tests to see if a .22 caliber handgun killed Jerry Martin 47 and Martha 50 at their far northside Columbus home this Sunday. Neighbors found the couple after Martin missed a family cookout. Investigators noted similarities to five other Central Ohio murders in recent months.
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