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7 Akron Beacon Journal Tuesday, December 1, 1981 Newsmaker James. W. Nance Briefing People City and region COLl'MBl'S The youngest Democrat in the field Cincinnati Councilman Gerald Springer has taken the early lead in the money-raising derby for the governor's race in 1982. Page Dl. AKRON Thomas Walkington probably would be classified as a "pop" psychologist if he were alive today.

He died 360 years ago, but a book by him, printed in 1631, turned up among papers in the University of Akron archives. Page D3. While investigators sort out the controversy surrounding Reagan administration official Richard V. Allen, James W. Nance has taken on the responsibilities of the national security adviser.

Associated Press WASHINGTON A retired rear admiral with an extensive background in U.S. strategic planning is assuming Richard V. Allen's duties while the national security adviser is on administrative leave. James W. Nance, who signed on as Allen's deputy on the National Security Council after Ronald Reagan was elected president, had retired from the Navy on Jan.

1, 1979, at which time he was director of naval administration. Allen was granted the administrative leave Sunday to defend himself against charges of impropriety for his role in receiving $1,000 from two Japanese journalists in connection with an interview with Nancy Reagan. Nation 1l.limrr,n -1 1 Golden Dome magician 's wedding site The wedding Sunday of magician Doug Henning and artist Debby Douillard will be more than just a marriage ceremony it will be part of the inauguration of a second meditation dome at Maharishi International University in Fairfield, Iowa, school officials say. The Golden Dome is a round, structure built for group practice of the Transcendental Meditation and TM-Sidhi program, a part of the MIU curriculum. Henning attended the university and is a member of its Development Advisory Council.

Miss Douillard is from Westchester County, N. Y. Among the 1,500 invited guests will be Maharishi Mahesh Yogi, who founded the university. School officials say the dome will accommodate the throng easily. Gina sues Actress Gina Lollobrigida has filed a $5 million damage suit against Trader Vic's restaurant in New York, claiming she suffered "severe personal injuries" when she bit into a hard object while dining there.

The actress, 53, lives in Rome but filed the suit in Manhattan. She claimed that she suffered severe injuries to her head, body, limbs and nervous system. Barbra sues, too Singer Barbra Streisand filed suit for $11 million in New York Monday, claiming that there was an illegal conspiracy to sell unauthorized video recordings of her performances. She charged the defendants with copyright and trademark infringements by distributing The Barbra Streisand Story. Elbarr Productions, which made two movies starring the singer, also sued for $1 million.

The defendants are All Star Video Corp. of Levittown, N. Electric Video Inc. of HicksvUle, N. Leff and Nance previously had served under Secretary of State Alexander M.

Haig Jr. while Haig was a NATO commander in Europe in the Associated Press Shuttle's third crew Astronauts Gordon Fullerton (left) and Jack Lousma have a date to take the shuttle Columbia into space next March. They were named as the third crew Monday at the Johnson Space Center in Houston. Fullerton, 45, is an Air Force major. Marine Col.

Lousma also is 45, bat actually has celebrated only 11 birthdays. He was born Feb. 29, 1936. LOS ANGELES Multimillionaire J. Paul Getty Jr.

failed to extricate himself from a suit by his son that seeks $25,000 a month support, and earned blistering criticism from a Superior Court judge. J. Paul Getty 25, was blinded and paralyzed by a stroke in April. Page A3. CLEVELAND A federal judge today denied a request by the Mobil Corp.

to stay the execution of a preliminary injunction that prevents Mobil from buying more Marathon Oil Co. stock. Page A3. WASHINGTON Separate investigations of national security adviser Richard V. Allen by the Justice Department and the White House have been expanded beyond his acceptance of $1,000 in connection with an interview of Nancy Reagan, administration officials said.

Page A3. WASHINGTON New 5-year cancer survival statistics show that patients with the disease "are living longer now than ever before," the head of the National Cancer Institute reported. Page A10. WASHINGTON President Ronald Reagan, in a surprise appearance, told the White House Conference on Aging today he is frustrated at being "portrayed as somehow an enemy of my own generation" for his efforts to trim future Social Security benefits. Page A10.

WASHINGTON The U. S. Supreme Court heard oral arguments in the confrontation between whistleblower A. Ernest Fitzgerald and former President Richard M. Nixon over whether presidents can be forced to pay damages for misconduct.

Page A10. WASHINGTON The Senate is moving to weapons of the future the MX missile and E-l bomber after approving the resurrection of a teak-decked World War II battleship as part of a 600-ship U. S. fleet. Page All.

WASHINGTON Yield on short-term Treasury securities fell for the sixth straight week, tumbling to the lowest level in more than a year. The bills were sold at an average discount rate of 10.701 percent. Page C5. A native of Nance Monroe, N. and a 1944 graduate of the U.

S. Naval Academy, Nance was trained as a fighter pilot and flew test missions until the late 1950s. HE COMMANDED a carrier attack squadron in the early 1960s and became skipper of the aircraft carrier Forrestal in 1968. From that post he rose to the rank of admiral. The key roles that solidified his standing included a tour of duty under the Joint Chiefs of Staff as chief of studies analysis and later as a top policy planning staff officer for the NATO supreme allied commander in the Atlantic.

His association with Haig came while he was deputy chief of staff to Haig, then a four-star general. Later, he was a special consultant on strategic arms limitation talks for the Senate Foreign Relations Committee and for Senate Republicans. He is married to the former Mary Faulk of Cocoa, Fla. They have four children. cardiologist, a hospital spokesman said.

Hope waning A Soviet doctor says there is little hope for success in their treatment of Todd Cantrell, the 12-year-old boy from Dalton, who has a degenerative eye disease that American doctors said they could not cure. Last week, he started receiving daily injections into his eyes at Moscow's Helmholtz Institute. Dr. Lev A. Katznelson said Monday that the rate of success in treating the disease "is low." Beatrice Rabinowitz of Farmingdale, N.

and Steven Friedman of Manhattan. Cody in hospital Cardinal John P. Cody, head of the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Chicago, was admitted to Northwestern Memorial Hospital for tests Monday. Cody, who has been the target of a federal grand jury investigation of allegations that he diverted up to $1 million in church funds to a relative, has a history of heart disease and diabetes and is being treated by a Enjoy Getting it straight CATHY SUE LANTZ and her mother, Mabel Lantz, were misi-dentified in a photo Monday about the annual Holiday Ball sponsored by Barberton Citizens Hospital Auxiliary. It was a photographer's error.

'fifi Rain, a five-man band that performs the music of the Beatles, opens a five-night, six-performance engagement at 9:30 tonight in the Sultan's Cabaret of Tangier restaurant. Subsequent performances are at 9:30 p.m. Wednesday through Friday and 9 and 11:30 p.m. Saturday. Tickets are $5, $7 and $10.

For more information, call 376-0164. Canton (456-7016) and Cleveland (861-5761) residents may call toll-free. World "I accept full responsibility for lapses in memory." National security adviser Richard V. Allen, telling an interviewer he used bad judgment by accepting money from Japanese journalists after they briefly interviewed Mrs. Nancy Reagan.

Ohio lottery 229 was the winning number drawn Monday. Ticket sales totaled $956,947.50. Winning ticket payouts totaled $423,425. AJACCIO, Corsica A charter DC-9 airliner carrying 172 Yugoslav tourists and six crew members crashed in a mountainous region of Corsica today, the regional air traffic center said. Everyone aboard the plane was killed.

Page A13. Jan Eberle directs the University of Akron Woodwind Choir as the First Congregational Church of Akron begins its annual series of Advent concerts at noon Wednesday in the church, 292 Market St. The weather Today's forecast Denver tr Regional forecasts Western Pennsylvania Chance of flurries Thursday, fair on Friday and then warming on Saturday with a chance of showers. Western New York Scattered showers each day with highs ranging throughout the 40s, while lows near freezing are expected. Indiana Dry and mild Thursday through Saturday with highs in the mid-40s and 50s.

Lows nightly in the 30s. West Virginia Chance of a lingering shower or flurries on Thursday and partly cloudy Friday and Saturday. Kentucky No precipitation is forecast Thursday through Saturday, while highs are expected in the 50s. Lower Michigan Partly cloudy skies are expected through Saturday with highs in the mid-40s to around 50 and lows near freezing. In the nation Associated Press A blizzard with winds gusting to 50 mph swept from Nebraska to neighboring states today, blocking highways with impassable drifts and bringing snowplows to a halt.

At least two people died and another was missing. Highways were strewn with jackknifed trucks and many motorists sought refuge in motels, farm houses and emergency shelters. In South Dakota, where 10 inches of snow fell in places, a 50-year-old man collapsed and died while running a snowblower Monday. A man was killed in Nebraska when winds toppled an oil rig, and an elderly trapper was missing in Iowa, where 7 inches of snow was on the ground in places. The National Weather Service said the massive winter storm was producing blizzard conditions in parts of Nebraska and South Dakota with the blowing snow building high drifts and reducing visibility to near zero.

In Arizona, residents still were digging out Monday from a weekend storm that dumped 15 inches of snow. Texas was lashed with thunderstorms Monday. Area almanac Beacon Journal Wednesday's national outlook High 40 Area forecast Windy and cloudy tonight and Wednesday, with a chance of showers Wednesday morning and snow flurries after noon. Low tonight, 40; high Wednesday in the low 40s. Extended forecast Chance of showers or snow flurries Thursday; fair Friday; chance of rain Saturday.

Highs in the 40s. Lows in the 20s Thursday and Friday; in the 30s Saturday. Low 21 32 35 30 71 33 34 32 57 22 36 33 53 34 24 36 69 26 23 34 45 42 42 High Oklahoma City-tunny $2 Omaha-sunny 39 Orlando-cloudy 74 Philadelphia-ptly cldv 55 Phoenix-fair 65 Pittsburgh-windv 48 Portland, Maine-rain 42 Portland, Ore -showers 49 Portsmouth, O-doudv 42 Providence-rain 49 Raleigh-ptly cldy 65 Rapid City-ptly cldv 39 Richmond-ptly cldy 64 St. Louis-windv 40 SI. Petersburg-cloudy 74 Salt Lake City-ptly cldy 42 San Antonio-sunny 68 San Francisco-fair 60 San Juan-plly cldv 87 Seattle-rain 53 Spokane-showers 40 Toledo-snow 39 Tucson-sunny 62 Low 24 18 63 43 42 38 31 42 37 37 43 16 40 25 63 26 30 46 73 45 27 33 38 High Low Albany-rain 48 40 Albuquerque-sunny 54 20 Anchorage-ptly cldy 21 14 Atlanla-cloudy 57 37 Atlantic City-Ptly cldv 55 45 Baltimore-plly cldy 59 38 Birmingham-fair 53 41 Bismarck-ptlv cldy 32 12 Boise-showers 42 33 Boston-rain 49 38 Buffalo-showers 44 42 Burlington, 48 40 Charleston, SC-showers 70 51 Charleston, WV-cldy 45 40 Charlotte-ptly cldy 60 44 Cheyenne-plly cldy 45 25 Chicago-cloudy 35 32 Cincinnati-cloudy 39 36 Cleveland -sno Jhwrs 39 35 Columbus-cloudy 39 35 Dallas-fair 60 32 Dayton-cloudy 40 36 Denver-plly cldy 52 24 Des Moines-cloudv Delroit-snow Hartford-rain Helena-windy Honolulu-sunny Houston-sunny Indianapolis-cloudy Jackson, Miss -lair Jacksonville-ptly cldy Kansas Cily-windy Las Vegas-fair Little Rock-sunny Los Angeles-sunny Louisville-ptly cldy Lubbock-fair Memphis-fair Miami Beach-plly cldy Milwaukee-cloudy Minneapolis-cloudy Nashville-ptly cldy New Orleans-fair New York-rain Norfolk-ptly cldy 39 45 46 83 67 37 53 68 40 63 56 77 46 60 52 81 35 30 49 55 54 66 Temperatures High Low Mean Monday 41 (1p.m.) 21 (6:30 a.

3t Year ago today 53 43 48 Record tor today 65(1970) 3(1929) Precipitation 8unet today 4:59 Monday zero Sunrlte tomorrow 7:32 November 1.92 inches Pollution Index 49 1961 36.82 inches 0-50 Good 50-100 Moderate Normal 32.73 inches 101-199 Unhealthful World temperatures (At 6 p.m. Akron time yesterday) Lunar phases MONDAY TODAY Here's a kid's view CLOUDY Wednesday. Drawing by Sarah Turner, 10, a fifth-grader at Beali School, Wooster. noon 40 1 p.m. 41 2 p.m.

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