FourDead In Athens County Shooting Near Amesville
Athens County sheriff's deputies investigate a Wednesday night shooting at a Bern Two area house near Amesville that left three men dead and a fourth injured. Jealousy is considered a possible motive as authorities review evidence and testimonies from residents including John Mayles Richard Jago and Marine Lance Cpl. Ralph Parry III.
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Robert Ekey
Athens County Sheriff's Deputies
Amesville
Sheriff’s Department
John Michael Mayles
Richard Craig Jago
Marine Lance Cpl
Ralph L. Parry III
Stewart
Sand Rock Road
University Hospital
Columbus
John Mitchell
Parry
Bern
Jago
Mayles
Mitchell
Sheriff's Deputies
Jago and Mayles
Democrats Stand Firm on Tax Cut Clash With Ford
Congress faces a clash over a tax cut with Democrats backing a six month extension and Republicans splitting. The Senate Finance Committee approved its version and sent it to the full Senate with a deadline before holiday adjournment. President Ford warned he will veto any plan not tied to 1976 tax cuts.
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Washington
Ford
Congress
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Senate
Senate Finance Committee
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Finance Committee
Ways and Means to Identify Beneficiaries of Tax Legislation
The House Ways and Means Committee directs staff to flag any special tax bill for retroactivity and to identify which individuals would gain. The directive follows last month’s approval of an amendment retroactively granting about 165 million in refunds to high earners, including an alleged 15 million for H Ross Perot. Perot denied requests influenced by his endorsement, while the panel faced scrutiny over potential conflicts of interest and budget procedure rules.
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House
Ways and Means
Texas
H. Ross Perot
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School board picks Green to fill Athens County post
Albany incumbent Robert Green was named Wednesday to fill the unexpired Athens County School Board term of the late Franklin Jeffers. Green had decided not to seek election in the prior month’s vote.
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Robert Green
Albany
Athens County School Board
Franklin Jeffers
Green
Delay for Tax Bills in Athens County
County Treasurer Richard Coe announced a delay of at least a month for property tax bills in Athens County as officials await tax rate determinations for 40 parcels in the Warren Local School District.
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Athens County
Richard Coe
Warren
University economist defends utility rate method
A University of Michigan economist defends the current utility rate calculation as a modern answer to the fundamental economic problem of inflation. The assertion appears on page 12.
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Columbus
University of Michigan
Two young sisters doomed to sunless life in Tulsa note
Tulsa report says two young sisters face a life without sunshine as sun exposure risks a slow death. Weather on page 5 notes cloudy skies with rain starting tonight, lows in the mid 30s, rain ending Friday but with continued cloudiness. Highs reach the upper 30s to low 40s, 50 percent precipitation tonight and Friday. Details on page 10.
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Tulsa
Okla
FBI closes search area near Newark for Crawford kidnapping
The FBI shut a northeast Licking County area near the Knox County line in its search for kidnapped Detroit bank executive James J. Crawford. The operation began Wednesday and barred all entry. Three men have been arrested in Crawford's abduction, the 25 year old victim.
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Ohio
FBI
Detroit
James J. Crawford
Licking County
Knox County
Crawford
Judge blocks $44 million aid to nonpublic schools in Ohio
A federal judge halted disbursement of 44 million dollars intended for nonpublic schools at the request of the Ohio chapter of the ACLU.
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Columbus
Ohio
The
American Civil Liberties Union
CORE recruits black veterans for Angola mercenary role
U S intelligence sources cited by Newsday report that the Congress of Racial Equality is recruiting black veterans to fight as mercenaries in Angola. CORE chairman Roy Innis acknowledged recruitment by civil rights groups but said the volunteers would serve as a police force for the war torn country.
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Garden City
N. Y
U. S
Congress of Racial Equality
Angola
Long Island
Newsday
Roy Innis
CORE
Appeals Keep Watergate Figures From Prison
Nearly a year after convictions in the Watergate cover-up trial H R Haldeman John D Ehrlichman and John N Mitchell have not served prison terms and faces depend on the U S Court of Appeals with a final Supreme Court decision likely. Oral arguments set for Jan 6. Mardian also faces potential prison time while Mitchell Ehrlichman and Haldeman pursue book projects and limited public appearances.
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Washington
H.R. Haldeman
John D. Ehrlichman
John N. Mitchell
U.S. Court of Appeals
U.S. Supreme Court
Appeals
U.S. District Court
John J. Sirica
Supreme Court
Robert C. Mardian
Haldeman
Ehrlichman
Mitchell
White House
Richard M. Nixon
CBS
Jury Questions N J Teamster in Hoffa Case
Stephen Andretta a New Jersey Teamster granted immunity faces a grand jury inquiry in Detroit about Hoffa's July 30 disappearance. He may be asked about his brother Thomas, Salvatore Briguglio, and Gabriel Briguglio, all linked to Hoffa and the Union Local 960 cluster in Union City.
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Stephen Andretta
New Jersey
Teamsters
James R. Hoffa
Thomas
Salvatore Briguglio
Briguglio
Gabriel
Hoffa
Anthony
Tony Pro” Provenzano
Provenzano
Teamsters Local 560
Union City
N.J
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Briguglio Brothers
Richard Gregorie
U.S. Organized Crime Strike Force
FBI
Clarence Medlin
New Orleans
Raleigh
N.C
Medlin
Lewisburg
CBS News
Thomas Andretta
Associated Press
Guy
Teamsters Demand 35 Percent Pay Increase in Talks
Teamsters and trucking negotiators open nationwide talks with a 35 percent wage rise demand for 450000 drivers led by President Frank E. Fitzsimmons. The union cites fringe benefits and an unlimited cost of living formula as part of a package possibly surpassing 50 percent over three years amid possible congressional probes into organized crime ties.
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Washington
Teamsters
Frank E. Fitzsimmons
Museum skeptical of Loch Ness photos draw fire from scientists
American researchers led by Robert Rines defend photographs as real evidence of Nessie after London Natural History Museum critics say the images prove nothing. Scientists caution the pictures lack verifiable data while experts from other museums note unresolved questions about Nessiteras Rhombopterys and unidentified large aquatic creatures in Loch Ness.
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London
Natural History Museum
Robert Rines
Boston Academy of Applied Science
Rines
Loch Ness
United States
Natural History
Gordon Sheals
Sheals
Peter Scott
Chris McGo
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