Hussein urges care in parley planning at Geneva talks
In Washington King Hussein of Jordan warns a rushed Geneva peace conference would be a disaster amid two days of talks with President Carter. He stresses Israeli withdrawal and Palestinian representation as key issues, while Carter says progress before Geneva is essential even as hope remains for a year-end meeting.
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No Progress Reported On Treaty Deadlock
Washington AP reports no progress in four weeks toward breaking the deadlock with the Soviet Union over a new SALT treaty. Officials say despite optimistic statements from the Carter administration, no Soviet concessions have emerged and talks in Geneva are seen as not advancing the goal.
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Archbishop Coggan to Meet Pope in Rome for Unity Talks
Archbishop Coggan arrives in Vatican City for a meeting with Pope Paul VI to discuss Anglican Roman Catholic unity. The two leaders will pray in the Sistine Chapel and address differences over papal authority and ordination of women.
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Bill to Check Organized Crime in Ohio Senate
A bill authorizing multicounty investigations of organized crime passed the Senate Judiciary Committee 7 to 1 and heads to a floor vote. The measure would let the attorney general pursue cases without local law enforcement input, amid opposition from prosecutors over turf concerns.
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Hearings On Mediation Bill For Public Sector Disputes
In Columbus hearings proceed on a Democratic bill letting employers of police, firemen, and institutional guards opt for binding arbitration instead of strikes. The measure echoes a vetoed 1975 proposal and faces partisan scrutiny as Republicans call it a quid pro quo with labor groups.
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Dems Alter GOP Budget Bill For State Operations
In Columbus the House Finance Committee prepared to vote on a Democrats crafted two year budget bill funding state operations starting July 1. Republicans object to $100 million in cuts and plan amendments. chair Myri Shoemaker blocks debate on the merits. The Senate meanwhile sent a school vacation measure to the Senate and approved life insurance for library employees. A commerce panel advanced a computer pricing and item stamping bill despite a previous veto.
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Teachers Strike Spreads Across Ohio Districts
In Cincinnati Coldwater and Barnesville teachers walk out over pay and contract renewals. A state appeals court heard requests to end the strikes but did not rule, as boards offer 6 percent while teachers seek 16 percent.
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