Ford says U S Soviet arms pact allows MIRV buildup limits
President Ford described the Vladivostok accord as a cap on the arms race yet permits both nations to expand long range missiles and MIRVs toward ceilings of 2400 total launchers 1320 with multiple warheads. He warned the budget will push toward the limit while Sen. Jackson criticized the plan as too costly.
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Washington
Ford
Siberia
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Soviet Union
Siles
Moscow
United States
Vladivostok
Henry M. Jackson
D-Wash
Jackson
Washington Democrat
Columbus & Southern Ohio Electric seeks emergency rate hike
In Columbus Ohio area utility Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co requests a 12 percent emergency rate increase for early next year while a 25 percent permanent hike is reviewed by the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio. The emergency rise should be acted on in six to nine months with the longer 18 to 24 month period for a final decision.
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Columbus
Ohio
Columbus & Southern Ohio Electric Co
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
Pioneer 11 Renamed Pioneer Saturn Heads Toward Saturn
Pioneer 11, rechristened Pioneer Saturn by NASA administrator James C. Fletcher, completed a 21 month 620 million mile voyage. The unmanned craft dipped within 26 600 miles of Jupiter's surface in a perilous radiation belt encounter before proceeding toward Saturn.
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Mountain View
Calif
Pioneer 11
Saturn
Jupiter
Pioneer 10
Pioneer Saturn
James C. Fletcher
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Unemployment Benefits Hike Set in Ohio
Ohio residents filing new jobless claims after January will see higher benefits. Maximum weekly payments rise from prior levels to a range of 82 dollars for claimants with no dependents up to 121 dollars for those supporting four dependents, under the new rate structure.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ultimatum Issued In Strike At Cleveland Press
The Cleveland Press union urged Scripps Howard executives to bargain separately from The Plain Dealer strike talks. Tony Natale warned a second unfair labor practices charge would be filed with the NLRB if there was no response within 48 hours.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Cleveland Press
Cleveland Newspaper Guild
Scripps,-Howard
the Plain Dealer
Press Guild
Tony Natale
National Labor Relations Board
Weather Outlook Parts Cloudy Cold Tonight
Partly cloudy and cold tonight with lows around 20. Wednesday will be fair with highs in the upper 30s to low 40s. Details on Page 2.
Winter Storm Drifts East Shuts Ohio Roads and Airports
The season’s first major winter storm drifts east after dumping up to 20 inches of snow in northeastern Ohio. Schools and businesses closed, travelers stranded and power lines disrupted. I-71 and US 42 closures reported. Akron-Canton and Cleveland airports affected as warnings stay in place for Vermont New York Ohio Maine and coastal regions.
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Ohio
U.S. 42
AAA
Turnpike Authority
Vermont
New York
West Virginia
Maine
Lake Ontario
Huron
Erie
New England
Pacific
Written questions proposed in Nixon testimony alternative
District Judge John J. Sirica proposed submitting written questions to Richard M. Nixon in lieu of his live testimony in the Watergate cover-up trial. A panel of doctors said Nixon would not be well enough to appear before Jan. 6, beyond the trial's expected conclusion.
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Washington
USS
John J. Sirica
Richard M. Nixon
Sirica
Nixon
California
Charles A. Hunnagal
James F. Neal
H. R. Haldeman
Haldeman
Watergate Grand Jury
White House
Richard Ben-Veniste
United States
Ben-Veniste
Nix
Search For Bodies Ends Officials Seek Crash Cause
Authorities stop searching for 92 victims in the TWA jet crash and focus on cause. Investigators recovered the flight data and cockpit voice recorders, hoping to explain why the Boeing 727 hit a fog shrouded peak near Dulles Airport as it approached.
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Upperville
Trans World Airlines
Early Coal Contract Voting Closes Slow Pace in West Virginia
United Mine Workers members continued voting on a three year coal contract amid a three week strike. Early results showed close races across districts including Alabama Illinois and Pennsylvania with snowstorms delaying tallying and an extension to Wednesday. Final results expected Thursday and will be telegraphed to Washington.
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Charleston
W.va
United Mine Workers Union
Alabama
Illinois
Pennsylvania
Cambria County
UMW
Arnold Miller
Washington
Burton Named Democratic Caucus Chairman in House Shakeup
Rep. Phillip Burton of California elected caucus chairman as Rep. William M. Miller is ousted as doorkeeper after 25 years. The Democratic caucus also moves committee assignments from Ways and Means to a 15 member steering panel amid reforms and growing liberal tilt.
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William F
Miller
House of Representatives
Capitol Hill
House Democrats
James T. Molloy
House
Burton
Democratic Caucus
Washington
Phillip Burton
California
William M
Democrat
Molloy
John Monahan
Wilbur D. Mills
Arkansas
Mills
Ways and Means
John Rhodes
Olin E. Teague
D-Tex
Congress
Ways and Means Panel
Ohio House Democrats Reach Speaker Riffe Deal
An agreement among Ohio House Democrats clears the way for Rep. Vernal G. Riffle Jr. to become speaker. Rep. Lancione will chair the House Rules Committee and join the Legislative Service Commission as a legislative member of the State Controlling Act. Other leadership candidates are set: Quilter may move to speaker, Mallory for majority floor leader, Sweeney to assist, and Carney to majority whip.
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Congress
New House
Carl Albert
House
Thomas P. O'Neill Jr
Robert H. Michel
Illinois
GOP
Michel
Jerry L. Pettis
California
John N. Erlenborn
Charles E. Wiggins
John B. Anderson
Columbus
Ohio
Ohio House
Rep
Vernal G. Riffle Jr
New Boston
Riffe
A. G. Lancione
Bellaire
House Rules Committee
Boston
Lancione
Legislative Service Commission
State Controlling Act
Barney Quilter
Toledo
William L. Mallory
Cincinnati
Patrick A. Sweeney
Cleveland
Thomas J. Carney
Youngstown
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National Weather Service
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Akron-Canton
Cleveland-Hopkins International Airport
Great Lakes
k—Messenger
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John N. Mitchell
John D. Ehrlichman
Robert C. Marcian
Kenneth W. Parkinson
Alexander P. Butterfield
Senate
Dulles International Airport
O.R. Dube
Loudoun County
National Transportation Safety Board
John F. Leyden
Professional Air Traffic Controllers Organization
FAA
Fred Farrar
Dem
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