Nixon Watergate interviews set for dramatic TV special
Frost plans an overnight national network showcase of Nixon interviews starting May 4 with a Watergate segment billed as highly dramatic. The package includes six minutes per station for local ads at $125 000 per minute and no preview for Nixon who will view the finished product on May 4. The sequence covers Watergate then SALT detente and the Middle East, followed by Vietnam and Nixon’s final White House days.
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Frost
Nixon
Middle East
Chile
Henry Kissinger
Vietnam
White House
Weather Aids Effort To Cap Oil Blowout
In Norway the seven man crew led by two Texans works in calm conditions to cap the Ekofisk North Sea blowout. They install a blowout preventer cap and hydraulic rams to seal the pipe amid a spreading oil slick of about 150 square miles and rising concern over environmental damage.
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Oslo
North Sea
Stavanger
Norway
Ekofisk Field
Ekofisk Center
Phillips Petroleum Co
Texas Blowout
Boots Hansen
Richard Hatteberg
Phillips Petroleum Company
Gordon Goering
Phillips Company
Boots
Hansen
Houston
Texas
Phillips
Unweather
Bravo
Congress to Pass Jobs Bill Amid Senate House Clash
Washington AP reports Congress ready to approve the first part of President Carter's economic package a $4 billion jobs bill to fund bridges sewers hospitals and other public works. It could create 150000 to 400000 jobs depending on administration.
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Washington
Carter
Senate House
Congress
Panel Chairman Irked By Gas Company Acts
Senate Energy and Public Utilities Committee chairman Sen Neal F Zimmers Jr of Dayton criticized Columbia Gas of Ohio and board chair Marvin White for alleged false statements during hearings on last winter s gas shortage The panel plans recommendations to prevent a recurrence and urged improved self help, curtailment, storage flexibility and conservation by Columbia and Dayton Power & Light Co.
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Columbus
Ohio
Columbia Gas
Senate
Ohio State
Michigan
Woody Hayes
OSU
Neal F. Zimmers Jr
Dayton
Columbia
Zimmers
Senate Energy and Public Utilities Committee
Marvin E. White
Associated Press
Dayton Power & Light Co
White
Walkout Keeps Mines Closed
Ohio miners extend a two day shutdown in District 6 as disputes persist at four sites. About 16 000 members off work in Ohio and western Pennsylvania with talks delayed over grievances including a hit foreman absentee and job disputes at several mines.
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Bellaire, Ohio
Ohio
District 6
United Mine Workers
West Virginia
John Guzek
Southern Ohio Coal Co
Meigs
Vinton Counties
Belmont County
Gene Osler
Meigs Mine 2
Franklin
Consolidation Coal Co
Cadiz
Saginaw
Oglebay- Norton Co
St. Clairsville
Clarington
Simco
Peabody Coal Co
Coshocton
Guzek
Emergence of Child Sexual Material Sparks Public Campaign
Social agencies and citizen groups challenge pornographers after reports of new sexual films and pictures involving children. The debate centers on adult material and its impact on society as activists push for stricter controls.
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Women’s
County panel weighs sick leave policy and courthouse hours
Hocking County Commissioners discussed the lack of a uniform sick leave policy and other fringe benefits. They named a panel to study extending the courthouse daily closing time and will review the policy.
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Logan
Hocking County
TV Mary Hartman canceled to preserve years of popularity
TV's Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman is canceled as its creators fear a two year old series may outlive its popularity. The note appears on page 23 with weather details on page 19 noting partly cloudy tonight lows 45 to 50 and showers likely Thursday highs in the 60s with a 70 percent rain probability.
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Mary Hartman
Senate Vote Looms on GOP Permanent Tax Cut Plan
The Senate prepared to vote on a Republican plan for permanent tax cuts amid Carter's opposition to broader cuts. The bill would trim rates 5 to 14 percent on the first 20 000 of income and adjust the standard deduction, with most benefits going to households earning under 30 000. The White House argues for a tax code overhaul first and cautions against jeopardizing budget balance.
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Carter
Senate
Committee
House
Washington
GOP
Edmund S. Muskie
Dmaine
Senate Budget Committee
Treasury
Michael Blumenthal
Bert Lance
Charles
Schultze
Muskie
Ver
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San Clemente
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James A. Rhodes
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U.S
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Howard
Metzenbaum
Public
Waverly
Dayton Power & Light
Zimmer
Athens
Dale Adams
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