Carter security adviser faces tense scene at Korean DMZ
Zbigniew Brzezinski appeared serious as he looked across the Korean demilitarized zone at a nearby outpost during an overnight stay. Edward Rowe, author of Save America, joined Anita Bryant to head Protect America's Children, a California native chosen by Bryant. Carol Burnett drew Tarzan yell at the Alamo in San Antonio, was named honorary mayor, and declared a school holiday amid cheers. Midge Costanza, Carter's senior assistant on women, will leave the White House, reassigned staff to the Labor Department.
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Toledo youth attacked in racially charged Chicago shooting
An 18 year old from Toledo faces attempted murder charges after a white Ohio youth was shot in Chicago near North Side. Ronald Schultz, paralyzed from the waist down, was among bystanders to the incident near Cabrini Green. Clifford Finley is jailed on 250000 bond with prior arrests.
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Cleveland airport plan calls for expanded concourse and moving walkway
Cleveland Council President George L Forbes unveils a multimillion dollar project to enlarge the south concourse at Hopkins International by 30 percent and install a 1500 foot moving walkway. A June 1 deadline is set for decisions on the people mover amid a previously stalled $53 million expansion.
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Fugitive Liberatore Search Yields No Breaks in Dover
Cleveland FBI agents searched two Dover homes on an anonymous tip about mob figure Anthony Liberatore who has been missing since March 3. The fugitives whereabouts remain unknown as investigators traced ties to local figures, including Nicholas Nigro, and noted Liberatore’s roles with Local 860 and the Cleveland sewer board.
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Jobs program to get boost in 34 areas nationwide
Washington reports 34 regions will share up to 25 000 each in a $400 million federal plan under CETA to spur private industry training for hard core unemployed. Labor Secretary Marshall says funds flow after Oct 1 if Congress renews the act. prior gains favored veterans and whites while minority unemployment remains steady.
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Gilligan outlines new role in U S Third World aid
Former Ohio governor John Gilligan, appointed by President Carter to coordinate foreign aid and economic policies for developing nations, says the post signals a shift toward Africa Asia and Latin America. He will chair the Development Coordinating Committee and review all development assistance policies and nonassistance programs.
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Mondale to press U.S. view on curbing arms race at UN
Vice President Mondale presents the American stance on trimming global arms spending at the UN General Assembly special session on disarmament. Secretary General Waldheim warns of possible global catastrophe and urges nations to fund disarmament efforts, while leaders and activists gather amid demonstrations and calls for progress.
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Brutal double dismemberment in Queens family home
Police investigate after Joyce Mapp and Charles Dellasperanza are found killed and dismembered in a Queens yard. George and Bernard Mapps, ages 11 and 14, were found inside home. officers seek estranged husband George Mapp Sr. who was seen leaving before arrival. Neighbors describe a quiet, middle class neighborhood as police cordon the scene.
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Bomb and gun seized Finnair office in Moscow hostage scare
A man armed with a bomb and shotgun seized two hostages at a Finnair Moscow office near Red Square and demanded a flight out of the Soviet Union. Hostages escaped as police used teargas. the attacker was captured with no injuries reported.
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Judge allows red worm dog food plant in Utah
District Judge VeNoy Christofferson issued a temporary restraining order halting Utah state agencies from stopping Caine's Hy-Pro Dog Food project. The hearing is set for May 30 as the plant planned to process red worms into pet food to boost protein. The FDA had warned it would seize any product marketed nationwide lacking approved norms.
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