Palestine Waiting Game Shapes Near East Peace Efforts
Joseph Kraft reports from Beirut on Nayef Hawatmeh, a Palestinian leader, as he weighs Kissinger’s plan. Hawatmeh demands full 1967 lands to be relinquished, a Palestinian state in Gaza and the West Bank, and UN resolutions implemented, signaling a staged move toward broader settlement.
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Egypt
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Palestine
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Tax Share Questioned in Ohio Poll Findings
A statewide Ohio Poll survey shows only 30 percent of voting-age residents believe business pays its fair share of taxes, with 43 percent saying corporations do not. About 27 percent are unsure as to corporate tax contributions and responsibility in communities.
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Ohio voters split on corporate tax fairness and local help
A survey in Ohio shows 39 percent say corporations meet local needs while 29 percent disagree and 19 percent have no opinion. Responses vary by income and education with 53 percent of low income households saying business avoids fair taxes and 51 percent of high income adults crediting business for tax responsibility.
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Ohio
Pity Jane
Nixon Impeachment War Sees Twenty Fifth Amendment option
In National Review C Pickerman Williams muses on using Section 3 of the Twenty Fifth Amendment if the House impeaches Nixon. The idea would make Nixon unable to discharge powers with Ford acting as President. The plan has advantages and drawbacks and nothing is settled as the war over Nixon’s conduct drags on.
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House Judiciary Committee
Hotel rates set to rise sharply by 1980 says executive
Steven Brewer of Helmsley-Spear predicts luxury hotel rooms in New York and major cities will reach 100 with conventions at 70 a day by the end of the 1970s. Costs per room may top 30 000 to 50 000 with up to 75 000 in some cases, pushing occupancy targets to 70 80 percent. The piece notes shift to middle tier as labor costs rise and four day work weeks gain traction.
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Steven Brewer
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Brener
Historic Today Offers Drachau Liberation and Notable Dates
On April 29 1945 American troops liberated 32000 Nazi victims at Dachau. Other events include Joan of Arc’s Orleans victory in 1429 Newport RI settlement founded in 1639 New Orleans fell to Union forces in 1862 and Jacob Coxey’s Army marching on Washington in 1894.
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Congress
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Irene
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Rome
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White House
Israel
Dad Scolds Son Over Memory Lapse
A father confronts his child about forgetfulness causing tension at home. The dispute centers on a lapse in memory and the resulting strain in their relationship as they navigate misunderstandings.
Free liquor samples cut at governor’s mansion
Governor’s mansion hospitality liquor will be paid for by the state. Richard E. Guggenheim, head of the Department of Liquor Control, said the governor directed refusing all free samples from producers. The change ends prior practice of accepting such samples.
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Columbus, Ohio
Columbus
Richard E. Guggenheim
Department of Liquor Control
Guggenheim
Ohio Governor's Mansion Liquor Gifts Under Scrutiny
Ohio manufacturers shipped 15 to 18 cases of liquor annually to the governor's mansion, with gifts aimed at listing brands in state monopoly stores. Gov Gilligan and wife reportedly used only personal supplies. A 1973 audit found 8279 in state supplies including 171.85 for wine beer and Bloody Mary mix. GOP challenger Tracy calls spending improper and proposes recovery of disputed beer costs.
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John J. Gilligan
Robert Tenebaum
Geggenheim
Roger W. Tracy Jr
Columbus
Tracy
GOP
Thomas Ferguson
Joseph T. Ferguson
PBR
Pabst
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