Hussein urges care in parley planning during Geneva talks
In Washington King Hussein of Jordan warns that a poorly prepared Geneva peace conference would be a disaster. He says Arab representation for Palestinians must be discussed after Iraqi and Israeli withdrawal issues, while Carter favors wider agreement before Geneva and cautions against high expectations.
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Hussein
Washington
Jordan
Middle East
Carter
Geneva
Israel
Jody Powell
U.S
No Progress Reported On Treaty Deadlock
Washington AP reports the Carter administration has made absolutely no progress toward breaking the SALT deadlock with the Soviet Union. Officials say four weeks of efforts failed to induce Moscow to accept the U S proposals or budge from its position.
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Washington
Carter
Soviet Union
United States
Leonid Brezhnev
Cyrus R. Vance
Moscow
Vance
Zbigniew Brzezinski
Anatoly
Dobrynin
Geneva
Vladivostok
Archbishop Coggan to Meet Pope in Rome for Unity Talks
Archbishop of Canterbury Donald Coggan arrives in Vatican City for talks with Pope Paul VI aimed at advancing Anglican Roman Catholic unity. They will pray in the Sistine Chapel and discuss obstacles including papal infallibility and women’s ordination, with Coggan also dedicating new doors at St. Paul’s in Rome. He then travels to Istanbul for a meeting with Patriarch Demetrios I.
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Canterbury
Donald Coggan
Paul VI
Vatican
Church of
U.S
Coggan
Vatican Curia
Central Church Administration
United States
Pope Paul
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
Rome
Dimitri Hadzi
Harvard
Pope John
Archbishop Fisher
Istanbul
Demetrios I
Ohio Senate poised to vote on multicounty organized crime bill
The bill to empower the attorney general to investigate organized crime rings across counties heads to a Senate floor vote with bipartisan committee backing. It would remove limits on statewide investigations and grand juries, expanding state action against gambling, loansharking, counterfeiting, prostitution, pornography, drug trafficking and extortion with support from Republicans and opposition from some prosecutors. Senator Celebrezze sponsors the measure, while Senator Aronoff opposed. The bill is assigned to the Rules Committee for floor consideration.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
Senate
Senate Judiciary
111Th General Assembly
Stanley J. Aronoff
Mediation Focus Shapes Dem Labor Bill in Ohio Hearings
In Columbus the Democratic bill would push arbitration for disputes in public and private sectors, allowing police and fire unions to choose binding arbitration instead of strikes. Testimony from Phillip Thompson and Howard Hughes supported mediation use, while Republicans call it a quid pro quo with labor.
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Columbus
Ohio
Harry Meshel
D-33
Conciliation Service
Phillip S. Thompson
Cincinnati
Howard D. Hughes
Meshel
James A. Rhodes
Arbitration Association
William F. Bowen
Dems Alter GOP Budget Bill For State Operations
In Columbus Democrats push a two year budget bill to fund state operations starting July 1 with about 100 million in cuts. Republicans protest the cuts as the 16 9 finance panel vote tightens as floor sessions pass measures on school winter vacations and library life insurance.
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Dems
Columbus
Ohio
House Finance Committee
Myrl H. Shoemaker
Bourneville
GOP
House
Senate
Library Boards of Trustees
James A. Rhodes
Ohio teachers strike across three districts disrupt 68 500 students
Teachers in Cincinnati Coldwater Mercer County Barnesville walk out over wage demands and nonrenewal of contracts. Cincinnati court considered but did not order back to work as districts report substantial absences and class disruption.
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Associated Press
Ohio
Cincinnati
Coldwater
Mercer County
Barnesville
Belmont County
Hamilton County Common Pleas Court
Floyd Winner
John
Funeral for L E Reynolds Pomeroy Attended by Relatives
Meigs relatives and friends travel from out of town to attend the funeral of L E Reynolds Pomeroy after a visit in Endicott New York with his daughter and Mr and Mrs Barrie Phillips and their daughters Jill Michelle and Heather.
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Meigs
L.E. Reynolds Pomeroy
Endicott
N.Y
Barrie Phillips
Jill
Michelle
Heather
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Ohio Energy Resource & Development Agency
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Columbus & Southern Ohio Electric
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