One man bus tour fighter challenges ICC rules
Scotty Milloy, owner of Highland Tours Inc., argues his single coach service should be allowed to take Florida students to Washington and other states. The Justice Department backs him, while the ICC previously ruled the nine year old bus could not expand northward, saying it might harm Greyhound and Continental Trailways and the public interest. Milloy calls the decision absurd and says he only wants to educate children with historic trips.
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Margaret Gentry
Associated Press
Washington (Ap
Scotty Milloy
Florida
National
Interstate Commerce Commission
Greyhound
Continental Trailways
Highland Tours Inc
Jacksonville
Fla
Milloy
Justice Department
Commission
Highland
Trailways
Department Antitrust
Scotland
British Isles
United States
Washington
ICC
Sevior
Isabelle R. Cappello
Brothers Fight State Pro s in Ohio Meat Inspection Battle
John and Terry Tucker of Marshallville lead small meat packers in a legal challenge to Ohio meat and poultry inspection. They secured a temporary restraining order and injunction against Secretary Stackhouse as they push for legislative action to keep the state program. A April 28 hearing will determine if the injunction becomes permanent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshallville
Ohio
John
Terry Tucker
Ohio Agriculture
John Stackhouse
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Toon
Stackhouse
John Tucker
John E. Johnson
Orrville
Ohio Association of Meat Processors
Tuckers
Franklin County Common Pleas Court
William Gillie
Marshallville Packing
Tucker Packing Co
Carter
Les
USDA
Carter names labor business monitors to fight inflation
President Carter assigns AFL-CIO head George Meany and GE chairman Reginald Jones to lead a labor management group to curb inflation. He aims to cut the inflation rate by 2 percent by year end 1979 while ruling out wage and price controls and stressing growth and voluntary measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Feauies Casas
Els
Carter
Afl-Cio
George Meany
General Electric
Reginald Jones
FBI Director seeks Bell review over Kearney case tactics
FBI Director Clarence Kelley asks Attorney General Griffin Bell to review his decision to charge FBI agents in illegal wiretapping mail opening and burglaries used to track Weather Underground fugitives. Kelley cites CIA precedent and calls for a conference with Bell and agents to discuss concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
FBI
Clarence M. Kelley
Griffin Bell
Kelley
CIA
John J. Kearney
New York
Kearney
Kelley Eac
Department
Justice Department
Bell
Marvin Wall
Wall
New York City
Weather Underground
Wells Fargo Armed Services Corp
Mobutu Blames Russia for Zambian Bombing
In Kinshasa President Mobutu alleges Soviet-armed forces bombed Zambian villages and a Protestant mission hospital to strain relations with Zambia. A Katangan rebel spokesman claims 50 French Mirage pilots support Mobutu. Paris sources call the claim idiotic.
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Kinshasa
Zaire
Mobutu Sese Seko
Zambia
Soviet Union
Shaba
Mobutu
France
Angola
Katanga
Congo
Kalene Hill
Lusaka
Zam
Bian
Paris
Congo National Liberation Front
Ohio Sees Record Soybean Yield Lift in 1977 Forecast
Ohio announces favorable crop outlook with potential record soybean acreage for 1977, up 12 percent to 2.9 million acres, corn planted at 4.2 million, oats at 490000. Warmer March and timely rain boost optimism while wheat in northwest Ohio is praised as excellent to good, with northern fruit crops visible but uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
Ohio Crop Reporting Service
William Swank
Ohio Farm Bureau
Swank
Northwest
Terry King
Judge rules against text on creation in Indiana schools
West Clark Community School Superintendent Harold Miller says teachers may not have to remove a biology textbook from shelves immediately after a judge ordered the book dropped from the approved list. Marion freshman text Biology A Search for Order in Complexity was ruled unconstitutional for presenting only biblical creation accounts. Judge Dugan ordered the Indiana Textbook Commission to remove it from approved texts in a suit by the Indiana Civil Liberties Union on behalf of two pupils’ parents.
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Sellersburg
Ind
West Clark Community School
Harold Miller
Miller
Marion
Dugan
Indiana Textbook Commission
Indiana Civil Liberties Union
Dis- Iclu
Irving L. Fink
Frisco Gadget Guzzles Water
Frisco City Hall power users run 140 000 gallons a day for computers while the city asks residents to cut water use by 25 percent. Plans propose drawing water from an old City Hall well and directing waste water to Fire Department reserves, with completion not expected until 1977 78 rainy season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Bank of America
Molinari
City Hall
Renewal levy sought in Federal Hocking district vote
The Federal Hocking School District asks voters to approve an 11.3 mill renewal levy in November as decided by the school board on Thursday. Also noted are ambulance service questions and fifty new National Honor Society inductees at Athens High School.
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Fed Hock
Hocking
Society
National Honor Society
Athens High School
Weekend Weather Outlook With Light Rain Chance
Variable cloudiness and a tonic Saturday with lows in the low 50s and highs in the upper 70s. Rain probability around 20 percent tonight and Saturday. Details, Page 6.
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Lord
Ian “Scotty” Milley
Highland Tours
Jacksonville, Fla
AP Florida
Russia
Columbus
Lake Erie
The
Farm Bureau
Bev Shteass Co
Pat O’ Geld
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