Government index hints October stability after prior declines
Washington AP reports the index of leading economic indicators remained unchanged in October after two months of declines, while the Commerce Department revised August and September drops to show deeper declines than first reported. The October reading was not entirely?
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Commerce Department
Carter Eyes Economic Plan As Index Holds Steady
President elect Jimmy Carter slated to meet economic advisers in Plains Georgia amid a steady but not improving October index. Analysts note four of twelve components positive while seven are negative as trade deficit climbs to 695.9 million, factory layoffs rise, hiring slows, and farm prices drop sharply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plains
Jimmy Carter
Carter
Gilmore Awaits Death Date in Utah Firing Squad Case
Gary Mark Gilmore faced potential execution by firing squad within days of his 36th birthday after Utah pardons board upheld a jury verdict. He accepted the sentence, ridiculed opponents, and awaited a new execution date set before a Provo judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sal. Lake City
Gary Mark Gilmore
State Pardons Board
Gilmore
4Th District
Robert Bullock
Provo
George Latimer
Utah
United States
Calvin L. Rampton
Pardons Board
Rhodes aides hear both sides in Rhodes feud
Aides to Gov. Rhodes reviewing a feud between Highway Safety Director Donald Cook and Motor Vehicles Registrar Curtis Andrews after Cook suspended Andrews for 20 days. Both officials met with the governor's assistants Thomas Moyer and Roy Martin and said the matter remains unresolved as investigators prepare a report for Rhodes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Donald D. Cook
Curtis Andrews
Thomas J Moyer
Roy Martin
Cook
Rhodes
Moyer
Martin
Andrews
Martin Cook
Rhodes Aides Question Officials Over Andrews Suspension
Andrews defended himself saying he answered all charges reported in the newspaper and would have his position evaluated by Moyer and Martin before being sent to the governor. He planned to return to work despite being suspended. Rhodes and Cook gave differing views on the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhodes
Andrews
Cook
Moyer
Martin
Rhodes Cook
New Jersey Court Blocks Racial Hiring Quotas
The New Jersey Supreme Court, in a 6 to 1 ruling, struck down a Montclair civil rights order to hire more Black policemen and firefighters to remedy past discrimination. Justice Morris Pashman dissented, warning the decision endangers affirmative action and future efforts to combat discrimination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
New Jersey
Supreme Court
Montclair
Morris Pashman
Joint Atomic Energy Panel Targeted by Common Cause
Common Cause charged the Joint Congressional Committee on Atomic Energy with being a huckster for the nuclear power industry and urged abolition. The report says the 18 member panel ignores critics, prioritizes industry interests, and could be replaced by standard energy committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Common Cause
Joint Congressional Committee On Atomic Energy
David Cohen
John O. Pastore
Pastore
US Energy and Research Administration
Carter Extends Lead in Ohio County Vote Lead
President elect Carter widens his lead over President Ford by 150 votes in Athens County and by 1000 votes in Ohio as ballot recounting continues. Ohio University enrollment concerns rise as state schools face aging candidate pools noted by the Board of Regents chancellor. AORTA marks five years serving Hocking County with plans to grow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter
Ford
Athens County
Ohio
Ohio University
Board of Regents
Athens
AORTA
Hocking County
Weather Calendar and Briefs
Cloudy conditions with a chance of light snow and flurries. Tonight lows in the teens. Thursday remains cloudy and cold with possible snow flurries. highs in the 20s. Also notes on a 40 percent tonight and 30 percent Thursday for snow.
Flynt faces Ohio obscenity trial after appeals fail
Cincinnati report says Hustler Magazine publisher Larry Flynt and three officers go on trial for obscenity charges after losing appeals in the US District Court and the 1st Ohio District Court of Appeals. Weather outlook warns of a notably cold winter with Arctic air reaching eastern states and regions from the Southwest to New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Hustler
Larry Flynt
Ohio
US District Court
Ohio District Court of Appeals
Washington
US Weather Service
Ohio Valley
Great Plains
New Mexico
Middle Atlantic
New York
Cleveland Board Sets Public Hearings on Desegregation
The Cleveland Board of Education schedules hearings in the city on December 8 at 28 junior high schools to gather residents opinions on a desegregation plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Cleveland Board of Education
Novice Paints Hallway Art Heist Turns Comic
An AP report from New York describes a resident who painted four bright oil canvases to decorate a hallway. After hiding tags claiming high prices the paintings were stolen, but police valued the works at just six dollars, turning a potential million-dollar art robbery into a humorous misfortune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Also Mentioned on This Page
Labor Department
Ford Administration
William E. Lilley II
The
Council On Wage and Price Stability
Russell B Long
Dla
Senate Finance Committee
Congress
Agriculture Department
Messenger
Clif
ConRail
Robert Byrd
D-W.va
Ohio Highway Patrol
N. J. Court
Pashman
Lige
Montclair Fire and Police
Civil Rights Agency
Police Department
Appellate Division of
Superior Court
High Court
Classic Special Interest Committee
Joint Atomic Energy Panel Hit
Carter Widens
Columbus
Associated Press
Denver
National League of Cities
Shenandoah
Iowa
National Rural Communities Mayors Conference
George Washington
Continental Congress
Raritan River
Jeffrey DD
New York City