House Keeps Ford Veto Of Emergency Job Bill
The House sustained President Ford s veto of a 5.3 billion emergency jobs bill in a 277 145 vote falling short of the two thirds needed to override. The bill aimed to create about 900 900 jobs and became a focal point in the dispute over inflation and recession amid Democratic calls for alternative economic policies. Ford urged Republican support from Air Force One, while Rhodes noted the administration s stance on energy and disorganization charges.
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Washington
House
Ford
Democratic Congress
John J. Rhodes
Arizona
Air Force One
West Point
Rhodes
Suez Canal Reopens Port Said Amid Revival Hopes
Port Said welcomes the reopened canal marking Egypt's bid to revive the city. President Sadat leads ceremonies with international guests as Port Said shifts toward a duty free zone and potential growth. Residents celebrate while security remains tight and the waterfront shows signs of a past wartime scar.
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Port Said
Egypt
Suez Canal
Mediterranean
Hong Kong
Ismail Rafik
Suez Canal Authority
Momimmed Mohammed
Sadat
Anwar Sadat
Red Sea
Israel
Reza Pahlevi
Tran
Ismailia
Shah Mohamed Reza Pahlevi
Iran
Qet
Area Deaths Fill Local Obituary Notices
Dan Bryan 21 of Anderson area dies after extended illness at Indiana University Hospital Indianapolis. Funeral Friday at Hillcrest Church of Christ with burial at Anderson Memorial Park. Also reported are deaths of Harry Montgomery Lapel and Goldie Humble Noblesville, with service details and survivors noted. a series of memorials for Mildred Coble, William Fesler, Carl Bridgford, and Bessie Hall plus birth announcements from St John's Hospital.
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Dan Bryan
Daniel Wayne Bryan
Rt. 3
Alexandria
Indiana University Hospital
Indianapalis
Hillcrest Church of Christ
Paul Pape
Anderson Memorial Park
Baker Brothers
Bryan
Guide Lamp Division
Andersony High School
Lipscomb College
Nashville
Tenn
Alexandria Little League
Bern
Marion
Karen Sue
Jeremy Wayne Bryan
Wayne Bryan
Anderson
Gloria Sivens
Nashville, Tenn
Janet Mayes
Vorktoin
Nancy Stewart
Pendleton
Flora Bryan
Fowlerton
Viola Harris
Harry Montgomery
LAPEL
Harry G. Montgomery
Riverview Hospital
Noblesville
State Eyes Capitol Complex Plan in Indianapolis
The Indiana State Office Building Commission approved a concept for two six story state employee parking garages and two office buildings around the Capitol and State Quice Building with a 1980 finish target. Estimated costs include a 3500 space garage around $12.14 million and a six story 413000 square foot office building up to $27 million. Construction of an annex to the Capitol had been discussed earlier.
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Indianapolis
Ewing H. Miller
Man dies likely of natural causes in Madison County
A local man Ronald R. Barney, 4, 3110 EF Lyne St, was found dead in his car in front of his home at about 11 a.m. Wednesday. Deputy Coroner David Rector ruled no foul play suspected and said an autopsy is planned. Barney, a Korean War veteran and former Delco-Remy 3 employee, leaves a wife, three daughters, two sisters, a stepsister, and several grandchildren. Funeral services are set for Saturday at 10 a.m. at Brown and Butz Funeral Home, with burial at Memorial Park Cemetery and military rites by Chesterfield Post 408.
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Leinster Brothers
Hoyt Wright Inc
Lapel
Ford Street United Methodist Church
Perkinsville Goods Samaritan Society
Leila
Violet Ewald
Dayton
Ohio
Frances Montgomery
Noblesville
Fisher Brothers
Fisher Mortuary
Harry Smith
Brookside Cemetery
Mildred Coble
Mildred W. Coble
Lonsvale
Clyde Coble
St. John's Hospital
Rhode Island
New Castle
Anderson
United Methodist Church
Ted
Sallie) Lacey
Clyde
Nancy) Swackhamer
Pendleton
Daniel W. Coble
Stevens Point
Wis
Nelson
Martha) Higgs
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
Baker Mortuary
James Lantz
East Maplewood Cemetery
William Fesler
Sam
Retta) Robinson
Indianapolis
Katherine Everman
George C. Harper & Son
Alvin Covel
Madison County
Bessie Hall
Third St
Joseph Hall
St. John's Lutheran Church
Pocahontas Lodge
White Shrine
The
Eastern Star
Vy Rebekah Lodge
DAR
United Order of Foresters
Royal Neighbors
Linly R. Hall
Ralph D. (Marie) Jones
Virginia Faulkner
Warsaw
Ruth Bellis
St. Petersburg
Fla
Sharles
Robert Owens
Francis Owens
Clearwater
Nathan Harter
Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery
Ronald R. Barney
Lyne St
David Rector
Caranec
Joseph C
Mary Helen Barney
Sharon Bunch
Gas City
Cathy Barney
Rebecca Barney
Fairmount
Patty Loerwald
Houston
Texas
Maxine Hamilton
Sue Mitraff
Elwood
Anderson High School
Barney
Delco-Remy Plant
Fairmount Friends Church
Chesterfield American Legion Post
Brown and Butz Funeral
Brial
Memorial Park Cemetery
Ken Harvey
Chesterfield American Legion
Friends
Feneral
Republicans Are People Too A GOP TV Film
Washington AP reports the Republican Party aired a 40 minute television commercial hosted by Chuck Connors aimed at polishing the party image. It features interviews with Republicans, defense of free enterprise, and a Utah junkyard conversion to a riverfront park. President Ford is largely absent except for a brief news segment noting Mayaguez rescue.
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Washington
Chuck Connors
Republican Party
Columbia Broadcasting System
Duck Kemp
R-N.y
Ogden, Utah
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Fred Humbles
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Ed Humbres
Lincoln
Nebr
Ernest
Betty) Brown
Largo
Baker Brothers Funeral
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Carl Bridgford Richmond
Carl O. Bridgford
Richmond
Reed Hospital
Napco
David
Donald Bridgford
Cheryl Kirkland
Stegall Funeral Home
Glen Havan
St. John’s Hospital
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Jerry Thomas
Main St
William Rice
Pearl St
Thomas Udson
Sixth St
Ralph Clifford
Larry Frye
Doyle Moore
11Th St
State Eyes Capitol Complex
Hewitt's Furniture Warehouse
Washington Street
West Street
New York Street
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Certif Transportation Will
Wely
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William Royall
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