Tax Break Advice Nearly Unanimous
President-elect Carter receives broad backing from staff business leaders and labor for tax cuts to spur the economy. House Speaker-designate O Neill urges delaying decisions until after 60 days of consumer spending data including Christmas. A business group proposes a 15 billion tax cut and job program, while notes of quick action after January 20 prevail.
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Washington
Carter
Thomas P
O'Neill
House
Congress
Banks of America
Democratic Caucus
Pentagon
Plains
Reginald Jones
General Electric Co
Thomas B. Lance
Walter F. Mondale
Woodcock
Blair House
White House
Nobel Prizes Sweep By U S As Bellow Credits Exile
Stockholm reports say the United States wins all Nobel Prizes this year with six laureates named including Bur tón Richter Samuel Ting Lipscomb Fried man Blumberg and Gajdusek. Saul Bellow credits Hitler Mussolini and Stalin for forcing Europe’s best minds to America while the laureates praise U S support for science as crucial yet uneven.
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Stockholm
Sweden
United States
Saul Bellow
Hitler
Mussolini
Stalin
Europe
America
Gustaf
Stockholm Concert Hall
Bellow
Burton Richter
Stanford University
Samuel C.C. Ting
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
William N. Lipscomb
Harvard
Milton Friedman
University of Chicago
Baruch S. Blumberg
University of Pennsylvania
D. Carleton Gajdusek
National Institute For Neurological Diseases
Fraud Hearing Saturday in Ohio electoral case
In Columbus Ohio federal judge Joseph P Kinneary denied a temporary injunction request but will hear additional evidence on alleged fraud at a Saturday morning hearing. Six defeated presidential elector candidates from Republican U S Labor and American parties sought to block certification of Carter electors. Secretary of State Ted W Brown prepared to issue certificates of election.
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Columbus
Ohio
Joseph P Kinneary
U.S
Ted W Brown
Jimmy Carter Brown
Cook declines Rhodes Crime Prevention post in shakeup
Former Ohio highway safety director Donald E. Cook rejects leading the Crime Prevention Council as Gov. James Rhodes reshuffles the Bureau of Motor Vehicles and the highway safety department. A cordial 90 minute meeting followed after Cook’s earlier resistance to the transfer.
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Columbus, Ohio
Highway Safety
Donald E. Cook
Ohio
Crime Prevention Council
James Rhodes
Cook
Rhodes
Bureau of Motor Vehicles
Department of Highway Safety
Operation Crime Alert
Organized Crime Prevention Council
Ford
Curtis Andrews
The
Cincinnati
Andrews
Thomas
J. Moyer
Moyers
Ohio Highway Patrol
Roberto Chiaramonte
Dean Collison
Chiaramonte
Highway Patrol
Minster holds somber services for three teen crash victims
In Minster Ohio the community mourns 11 teen deaths in nine months as three young lives James Quinlan Jeffrey Burns and Thomas Meiring are laid to rest. Archbishop Bernardin remarks on shared sorrow urging renewed faith and reflection during the Immaculate Conception services.
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Minster
Ohio
St Augustine's
Joseph Pax
James J Quinlan
Pax
Jeffrey E. Burns
Thomas E. Meiring
Celina
Joseph L. Bernardin
Cincinnati
Christ Jesus
Mary
Lebanon forms nonpartisan cabinet for postwar rebuilding
Premier Salim el-Hoss names a cabinet of eight technocrats split evenly between Christians and Muslims. Christian President Elias Sarkis supports equal power sharing as Syria backs civilian governance. Hoss to lead multiple ministries with a policy speech next week. Palestinians and leftist allies pledge support alongside Phalange party.
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Beirut, Lebanon
Salim el-Hoss
Lebanon
Elias Sarkis
Sion
Syria
Hoss
Economics, Trade, Petroleum, Industry
Phalange Party
Ford seeks GOP unity with high command plan
President Ford convened GOP leaders Reagan Connally and Rockefeller to discuss a coordinating committee aimed at uniting the party for a 1980 victory. The group would draft format and governance for a national coordinating body while avoiding Kingmaker roles and leaving chairman selection to the RNC.
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Washington
Ford
Republican Party
GOP
White House
Ronald Reagan
John B Connally
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Republican National Committee
Barry Goldwater
Coordinating Committee
High Command
Mary Louise Smith
Thomas Milligan
Indiana
Kent B. McGough
Ohio
William F McLaughlin
Michigan
Richard Richards
Utah
Ody J Fish
Wisconsin
Fate of Athens senior center proposal rests with city
The decision on funding for a senior citizen services center in Athens may be decided by city officials rather than the county. The note appears on Page 2 and discusses whether the city or county should bear the fate of the proposal.
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Messenger
Robert Ekey
East End
Athens
Maverick Mayor Edward Hanna Arrested in Open Government Situa tion
Utica report says Maverick Mayor Edward A Hanna was arrested for picking a lock in the age chief's office and promptly suspended the chief and three officers. Rio Grande note: Dr Paul C Hayes of the University of Akron named president of Rio Grande College.
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Utica
Edward A Hanna
Rio Grande
Paul C Hayes
Department of
University of Akron
Rio Grande College
Weather Summary: Mostly cloudy and cooler with showers
The forecast calls for mostly cloudy skies and a cooler night with a chance of showers this evening. Low temperatures range from the upper 20s to the lower 30s. Saturday starts cloudy then becomes mostly sunny in the afternoon with a high in the 30s. Precipitation chances are 30 percent tonight and 20 percent Saturday.
NATO Rejects Soviet Pact On No First Use
Brussels AP report says the United States and NATO allies refused a Soviet proposal for a mutual no first use pledge. The Allies insisted they must retain freedom to use any weapon against an aggressor. Kissinger attended the two day NATO ministers session for his final time as a Ford cabinet member.
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Brussels
Belgium
United States
North Atlantic
Alles
NATO
Henry A Kissinger
Ford
Hearst to testify in multiple courtrooms early next year
Patricia Hearst will begin the new year by testifying as a prosecution witness in several courtrooms. Attorney Albert Johnson said some appearances may occur in grand jury rooms and that she will testify for both federal and state governments, with trial date pushed to April 4.
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Los Angeles
Patricia Hearst
Albert Johnson
Manson follower Van Houten granted new murder trial
California Supreme Court rules Leslie Van Houten will receive a new murder trial while Charles Manson's conviction and life sentence remain in place. The split decision upheld a lower court ruling that Van Houten was denied effective counsel after her attorney disappeared before closing arguments.
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San Francisco
Charles Manson
Leslie van Houten
California Supreme Court
Miss van Houten
Manson
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Franklin
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