Energy policy hearings open as Camp David talks loom
Federal hearings begin in Washington on Project Independence with dozens of witnesses debating U S energy policy. Ford aides prepare for a Cabinet Energy Resources Council session at Camp David to consider tougher fuel saving measures and possible higher gasoline taxes and allocations.
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Washington
U.S
Ford
Camp David
Federal Energy Administration
White House
John C. Sawhill
Interior
Secre
Tary Rogers C. B. Morton
Sawhill
Treasury
William E. Simon
Morton
Dispute Over Turkey Aid Delays Foreign Aid Bill Action
Washington AP report shows House Republicans to caucus on the $2.6 billion foreign aid bill as Kissinger is to appeal before the House Foreign Affairs Committee. Rosenthal demands a Turkey cutoff clause unless Cyprus withdrawal progress occurs, setting up a potential House Senate clash before adjournment.
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Turkey
Congress
Benjamin S. Rosenthal
D-N.y
U.S
Senate
Rosenthal
Kissinger
Cyprus
Kansas City
House
Charles W. Whalen Jr
Rohio
Whalen
GOP Proposes Controls On Campaign Spending
The Rule 29 Committee of 43 Republicans urged the Republican National Committee to oversee all campaign spending by the party’s presidential nominee. They backed changes to delegate selection and an enlarged RNC, with a plan to recruit women and minorities and broaden the base amid debate on expanding representation.
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GOP
Washington
Kansas City
Republican National Committee
Lished
National Committee
Picketing Closes Ohio Mines Amid Labor Standstill
About 700 miners at five Ohio sites stayed off work as ABC lines blocked crossings. United Mines Worker District 6 President John Guzek said the workers were not on strike but honored the picket lines. The ABC aims to finalize an agreement by noon, after which miners would return to work. Mines affected include locations in Coshocton Meigs and Monroe counties.
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Bellaire
Ohio
Association of Bituminous Contractors
ABC
United Mines Worker District 6
John Guzek
UMW
Guzek
Coshocton
Meigs County
Monroe County
Democrats End Miniconvention With Call For Unity
Kansas City AP report notes Democrats return to work after a unity filled miniconvention that endorsed an economic platform while leaders hint wage and price controls as a last resort. Senators Bentsen and Bayh softened the control plank. The charter bans quotas and enshrines affirmative action. The Compliance Review Commission will define the scope of reforms across all party affairs.
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Lloyd M. Bentsen Jr
Texas
Birch Bayh
Indiana
Democratic Congress
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Capitol Hill
National Party
Compliance Review Commission
Sanford Nearing Democratic Presidential Run
Terry Sanford president of Duke University and former North Carolina governor says he is close to announcing a bid for the Democratic nomination. He notes small remaining doubts and recalls his 1972 campaign. Governor Jimmy Carter plans to announce his candidacy and has felt a warm reception at a miniconvention.
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Kansas City
Terry Sanford
Duke University
North Carolina
Sanford
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Jimmy Carter
Georgia
San Jose Mother Delivers Sextuplets After Earlier Loss
Charlotte Lange of San Jose gave birth to six babies at 27 weeks at O'Connor Hospital with five surviving twins and one boy who died hours after birth. The five survivors, ranging from 1 pound 15 ounces to 2 pounds, were placed on respirators at Valley Medical Center due to hyaline membrane disease.
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Linda Kramer
Associated Press
San Jose
Calif
Charlotte Lange
James Harrow
Valley Medical Center
O'Connor Hospital
Lange
Mike Maurer
Carl Heintze
Alvin Lange
Greeks Vote to End Monarchy and Form Republic
Greece rejected the monarchy by a 69.2 percent majority in a Sunday plebiscite. Parliament likely to elect a provisional president, with Panayiotis Canellopoulos as leading figurehead candidate. Prime Minister Caramanlis to propose a new constitution defining presidential powers.
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Athens
Greece
Panayiotis Canellopoulos
Constantine Caramanlis
Women priests celebrate communion in Oberlin spark church crisis
In Oberlin Ohio Episcopal priest Peter Beebe faced potential church discipline after Rev Carter Heyward and Rev Allison Cheek celebrated Holy Communion, asserting priesthood despite bishop and canons restricting ministry to men. The event drew about 300 attendees and could trigger charges, with Bishop Burt urging restraint.
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Oberlin
Ohio
Peter Beebe
Christ Church
Carter Heyward
New York City
Allison Cheek
Annandale
Beebe
Episcopal House of Bishops
Philadelphia
John Burt
Burt
House of Bishops
New York
Annaundale
Jeanette Piccard
Minneapolis
Senate opens final debate on Rockefeller vice presidential nomination
The Senate began final debate on Nelson A Rockefeller's bid for vice president. Opponents seek time to recount controversies delaying action. A Tuesday vote is anticipated with expected strong approval. Soviet experts declare Soyuz 16 a success and ready for next summer's space linkup.
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Washington
Senate
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Moscow
OEA Endorses Bargaining and Education Priorities
The Ohio Education Association approved a five point legislative program including a public employee collective bargaining bill. Other major goals include equalizing school financing boosting state university support and improving teacher retirement benefits.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Education Association
Cleveland Hotel Fire Claims One Firefighter
Fire officials probed embers at the Hawley House hotel after a Saturday night blaze killed one firefighter and injured 11 people. The fire left 45 residents homeless and caused no damage estimate yet.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Hawley House
Weather: Clear and Cold Tonight With Sunny Tuesday
The forecast calls for clear and cold conditions tonight with lows in the mid teens. Sunny and continued cold Tuesday with highs in the mid 30s. Details on Page 2.
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