LaGuardia Reopens After Explosion Kills One
LaGuardia Airport reopens after an explosion that killed one person and injured about 75. The first arriving American Airlines flight from Dallas carried 90 passengers at 10 10 p m. Passengers expressed fear and urgency as they retrieved luggage and left quickly.
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Ford Orders Tight Security After NYC Airport Bombing
President Ford orders rapid federal action to tighten airport security after a New York City LaGuardia blast killed 11 and injured about 75. FBI assigns 300+ agents. measures may include locker security, centralized keys, and random baggage checks as FAA tightens rules at 500 airports.
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Nation Exults as 200th Birthday Festivities Begin Tonight
AP reports nations prepare New Year revelry to mark Bicentennial with events from New York Times Square ball drop to Philadelphia Liberty Bell move, Pike's Peak fireworks, and Boston Symphony Orchestra kickoff. Weather warns of mixed precipitation. Fort Lauderdale braces for potential riots as crowds gather.
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Ohio U JV player Mike Borden to rejoin squad Sunday
Ohio University junior varsity guard Mike Borden, who was cut for having one eye, will rejoin the team this Sunday according to Sports Page 10.
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Ohio University
Nelsonville pool may close this summer over repair funds
Nelsonville faces a possible summer pool closure if officials cannot secure funds to complete repairs required to meet state health and safety standards. The note appears in the Editorial Page in the Business Mirror section, part three of a four-part series.
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PUC Ohio Ends Fuel Relief Fast-Track for Industries
The Public Utilities Commission of Ohio announced today the last day to enroll in the red tape cutting program offering quick relief from fuel curtailments for eligible industries. This page reports the closing date and program purpose.
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Gulf Oil probe links Hugh Scott to campaign money
Gulf Oil investigation cites alleged requests by Senate Republican Leader Hugh Scott for campaign funds during the Watergate era in 1973. The report notes ongoing inquiries as weather briefings and page references accompany the article.
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Akron grand jury indicts 16 at Hawthorne State Hospital
Summit County prosecutor Stephan Gabalac announced that a grand jury indicted 16 people at Hawthorneden State Hospital after an abuse probe. Four face felony charges and 12 misdemeanor counts. names and roles were not disclosed.
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Break-in attempt at Ford campaign offices fails
DC police say burglars did not enter the 10th floor offices used by President Ford's campaign committee and nothing appeared missing. Mamie Eisenhower fell ill at her Gettysburg area farm and was transported by ambulance to Walter Reed Army Hospital in Washington for treatment.
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Horse for sale sparks rush of calls in Albany
Kay Flood of Route 2 Albany says about two dozen inquiries poured in within hours of her horse ad hitting the paper. She notes the rapid response and that the horse was sold quickly.
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Postage Increases Enacted as Rates Rise Across Board
The 13 cent first class letter rate takes effect and other charges rise as the Postal Service projects a historic deficit for the year. Postmaster General Bailor cites inflation and labor costs as key drivers while legal challenges seek possible rollbacks.
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Warren E. Burger
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Appeals
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Postal Service
Social Security tax hike trims some workers pay in 1976
The 5.85 percent Social Security tax continues in 1976 but the ceiling rises to 895.05, taxing up to 15300 of income. Workers earning $300 weekly see take home drop 17.55 per week, with four extra weeks of deductions. Those earning under 270 weekly feel no change.
Welch Family Unfazed by CIA Agent’s Death
George P Welch says his brother Richard Welch 46 a CIA officer shot in Athens last week was a patriotic hard worker who believed his job was vital. He notes Counterspy's disclosure of CIA identities harms Americans and supports Senate probes into CIA abuses.
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Editor Denies Blame In Welch Death
Washington AP A Counterspy coeditor disputes responsibility for Richard S Welch s death and reveals plans to publish about 70 CIA agent names from foreign newspapers next edition The plan relies on filters from France Sweden and Angola with 60 names in Liberation France and others in Sweden and Angola to be checked before publication in February
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