Athens County Pays Engineering Bill for Unused Plans
The Athens County Commissioners approve a $27 460 payment to cover an engineering bill for plans on County Road 5. Most plans were not used during construction, highlighting waste amid a broader budget context.
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Weather outlook for tonight and Friday
Partly cloudy and very cold tonight with lows from zero to 10 above. Increasing cloudiness Friday with a high near 22. A 20 percent chance of snow Tonight and Friday. Details on Page 9.
White House gates reinforced after 1974 crash
A Santa Fe man rammed his pickup into the White House steel gates on Pennsylvania Avenue. The driver Steven B. Williams was arrested for destruction of government property after suffering cuts and bruises and claimed he aimed to wake the president.
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Mexico inaugurates Portillo as new president amid austerity push
Mexico City AP reports Jose Lopez Portillo began a six year term urging hard work and business support to fight inflation. He called for reduced government spending and an austerity period to weather the economic crisis.
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Ferry Captain Finds Joy In A Simple Tred Avon Ride
Gilbert Clark runs a small ferry on Maryland’s Tred Avon River, loving the work, the boat, and the scenery. He is the fourth generation of Clarks in ferry service, tracing roots to Shelter Island, Long Island, and values predictability over ambition while guiding seven-car capacity across the mile-wide river.
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Panel Studies Federal Budget Projection
A Senate House Joint Economic Committee hearing examines economic projections that could help balance the federal budget by 1980. The Budget Office notes a potential shift from a 50.6 billion deficit to a possible 78 billion surplus, under assumptions about GDP growth and current funding levels, with caveats about uncertainty and nonbinding forecasts.
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Ford Won't Jawbone Steel Over Price Increases
Washington AP White House officials say President Ford likely will not jawbone the steel industry to roll back its price hikes amid inflation fears. Mondale criticizes the 6 percent rise on flat rolled steel, while Carter urges rollback. Seidman says jawboning isn’t seen as effective, though the White House may issue a wage and price report.
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Man Held in Stabbing Death of Mason Market Owner
John Lewis Young 32 Mason and a juvenile are in custody over the stabbing death of Mary Lucille Berry 61 owner of the B&B Market in Mason. Berry was found stabbed five times in her Second Street home with hands tied. Authorities say robbery appears to be the motive and that Young was arrested at a Prospect Hill home and extradition to West Virginia is planned. The juvenile's involvement was not disclosed.
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Ohio recount dims GOP hopes as Carter gains ground
In Columbus the Ohio recount shows Carter widening his margin despite GOP bids. Secretary of State Ted W Brown reported 75 percent complete with Carter up 1 427 votes overall while Ford loses 244, totaling 1 671 swing to Carter from initial 9 333 edge. A legal challenge to block electors looms, with potential federal injunction sought to halt the December 13 electoral college meeting.
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Ohioans face death sentences in eight day span
The Ohio Supreme Court upholds the murder convictions of two Cincinnati men as part of an expanded schedule that would see four killers executed between January 24 and February 1 at Lucasville. The dates likely cannot stand due to US Supreme Court appeals, with Woods and Reaves carrying separate challenges to the death law and proceedings.
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Foes Fight Gilmore Death in Utah Execution
Opponents vow a concerted effort to block Gary Gilmore’s sunrise execution by firing squad in Utah. The case draws Supreme Court attention as legal maneuvers surface, with Gilmore seeking a non hooded stand and a last meal reportedly a six pack.
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