Energy Crisis Prompt Public Aid to Weather Gas Shortage
Ford administration warns natural gas shortages could exceed last winter by 30 percent. Officials say supply may be 15 to 16 percent below demand on average with worse gaps in eastern states. Officials propose conservation and the lifting of FPC price rules to release supplies and enable higher interstate and intrastate gas purchases. The White House plans a veto on a domestic oil price controls extension, while Mansfield urges a compromise bill within 30 to 45 days.
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Washington
Ford Administration
Congress
Federal Energy Adminis
Tration
Ford
White House
Ron Nelsen
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Mansfield
Nelsen
FEA
Federal Power Commission
FPC
Minor Economic Effects From Gas Cutback In Ohio
A federal energy report to 15 governors finds Ohio will face only minor direct economic impacts from the natural gas shortage this winter while central Kentucky industries face severe risk under a 100 percent curtailment. Ohio may see 9 percent less gas. Kentucky about 4 percent less, with Ohio industries able to switch fuels less easily than Kentucky.
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Ohio
Kentucky
White House
Federal Energy
Frank G. Zarb
James A. Rhodes
Ford Administration
Rhodes
Ford
Zarb
Toledo
Columbus
Daytona
Cincinnati
Columbia Gas
Meany’s Labor Day Warning on Economy and Priorities
AFL-CIO President George Meany blasts the Ford administration for placing dollar signs ahead of people. He urges revamping economic policy, warns of a deeper recession, criticizes Burns and the Fed, and endorses AFL-CIO’s 12‑point program to create jobs, lower rates, and extend tax cuts.
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Washington
Aflcio
George Meany
America
Meany
Ford Administration
Organized Labor
Afl-Cio
Hoffa Scent Allegations Court Car Seizure Vexes Giacalone
Joseph Giacalone seeks return of his car after FBI seizure on August 9 claiming no probable cause. Investigators reportedly detected Hoffa's scent with dogs, while O'Brien disputes the findings as a hogwash. Grand jury on Hoffa disappearance begins next week as Viola Hoffa dies at 85.
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Joseph Giacalone
Detroit
Anthony
Tony Jack
Giacalone
U.S. District Court
FBI
O'Brien
Hoffa
Viola Hoffa
Miners Return at Central Ohio Coal Site After Meeting
About 500 workers at Central Ohio Coal Co. near McDonnelsville returned to work after a local meeting to discuss grievances. Meanwhile 1,200 Southern Ohio Coal miners and 620 Sunny Hill Peabody Coal miners remain on strike over safety regulations. A Perry County court hearing is set for an injunction sought by Peabody to compel a return to work.
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Associated Press
Ohio
Central Ohio Coal Co
McDonnelsville
Lynn Henderson
Henderson
Central Ohio
Southern Ohio Coal Co
Perry County
Teacher strikes loom as school year opens nationwide
A fresh wave of teacher strikes is seen as thousands of educators prepare to vote and picket across the United States. Major districts in New York Los Angeles and Chicago face possible strikes while hundreds of smaller districts report stalled negotiations over salaries job security and fringe benefits.
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Chicago
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Public Employment Relations Board
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New York City
Chicago Teachers Union
Marion
Ind
Tiverton
R.I
Selma
California
San Joaquin Valley
Idaho
Great Falls
Mont
Illinois
Belmidere
Harlem
Mattoon
Spring Valley
Urbana
Miners in Pennsylvania Return Amid West Virginia Strike
About 1 000 Pennsylvania miners returned to work under a federal injunction, slightly denting a three week wildcat strike that idled two thirds of the nation’s 125 000 UMW coal miners. Nearly 80 000 bituminous miners remained idle as injunctions failed to halt roving pickets.
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Arthur Nelms
UMW District 6
Bellaire
West Virginia
Charleston
W. Va
Pennsylvania
United Mine Workers
UMW
Appalachia
Midwest
Bethlehem Steel Co
Consolidation Coal Co
Sim Howze
Logan County
U.S
K.K. Hall
Kissinger delays U.N. speech to wrap up Mideast pact
In Jerusalem Kissinger postpones his United Nations address to finish a tentative Israeli Egyptian agreement. The draft covers Israeli withdrawal behind Sinai passes, Abu Rudeis oilfields return, and electronic surveillance posts by U.S. civilians in a new buffer zone. Egypt and Israel would also recognize Bab el Mandeb as international waterway, enabling shipping to Elat.
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Kissinger
U.N
Alexandria
Anwar Sadat
Mitla
Gidi
Sinai
Abu Rudeis
Egypt
Tahseen Bashir
Sadat
Israel
Bab el Mandeb
Red Sea
Elat
Rhodes backed amendments head to Ohio ballot
Secretary of State Ted W. Brown announced four amendments proposed by Gov. Rhodes will be on the November ballot. Final and partial signatures from 82 boards show sufficient valid signatures, with 84 percent of signatures deemed valid.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ted W. Brown
James A. Rhodes
Boards of Elections
Brown
Man surrenders after hostage standoff at Cincinnati police station
A 28 year old man, Robert Krista of Oakley, held two officers at the District Six station for over an hour saying he wanted to do something dramatic to lodge a complaint. He entered armed with a 16 gauge shotgun. SWAT teams arrived as the area was sealed off. Krista surrendered after his wife was brought to the scene.
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Cincinnati, Ohio
Robert Krista
Oakley
Krista
District Six
Tax Loss From Layoffs
Ninety six state tax agents laid off this month will reduce revenue by an estimated 17 million dollars for state and local governments. The deputy tax commissioner Norman W. Schmitt said the auditors handled corporate and business returns and the layoffs will save about one million dollars in payroll costs.
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Columbus, Ohio
Department of Taxation
Norman W. Schmitt
Schmitt
Weekend Sky Warm and Humid with Showers Likely
Partly cloudy and warm through Saturday with a chance of showers or thundershowers mainly in the afternoon or evening. Highs 85 to 90, lows tonight in the low 70s. Page 10.
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