Time for a Dime U S Rep Mottl urges phone call
The Parma Democrat Ronald Mottl argues the federal government could save about 268 million annually if banks paid 5.5 percent interest on 4 billion in deposits. Treasury estimates show 325 million in gross interest with 46 million and 18 million paid to banks, netting 268.4 million. He urges a presidential call to Treasury Secretary William Simon.
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U.S
Ronald M. Mottl
Parma Democrat
Mottl
Motts
U.S. Treasury
Treasury
Ford
William Simon
Sharing Caution From County Officials on Revenue Sharing
The National Association of Counties urges state and local governments to delay new spending under the federal general revenue sharing program amid President Ford’s proposal to extend it with 2 billion dollars for cities counties and states. Officials warn funds hinge on new oil taxes and caution that allocation formulas may not fit regional needs.
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National Association of Counties
Ford
Congress
Association
Reluctant Lenders Damned for the Defaults
AP analysis notes rising loan delinquencies and defaults across credit markets with bank and credit union tight lending practices under scrutiny. Foundation data suggests 5 or 6 of 100 families face money troubles, possibly up to 10% as recession bites. Foreclosures and total household debt climb while consumer repayment rates show mixed signals.
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John Cunniff
NEW York
Chase Manhattan Bank
New York City
National Foundation For Consumer Credit
The
Foundation
Morgan Guaranty Trust Co
Letters on Indochina aid and Florence study program
The Messenger prints letters praising Rep. Clarence Miller for opposing broader Indochina military aid and urging constituents to write against it. Also urged is Ohio University’s C U Florence Program offering Athens residents a Florence stay from March 20 to June 12 for credited courses with OA instructors. Deadline Feb 7.
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Clarence Miller
Washington
Ford
Indochina
Rep. Miller
Athens
Italy
the Messenger
Ohio University
C.U. Florence
Florence
Europe
O. A
Department of Comparative Arts
O.U
Ziegler Lecture Controversy Prompts Campus Disinvitation
A columnist condemns Boston University for canceling Ron Ziegler's lecture on Nixon and Watergate. He argues faculty and students misjudged free speech and notes Ziegler's humor and acuity would have provided a memorable event. The piece warns other colleges not to follow the dismissal.
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Washington
Ron Ziegler
Ziegler
Boston University
Nixon
Georgetown University
John Dean
Watergate
Boston U
Muhammad Ali-George
Celeste Seeks Strong Start as Ohio Lt. Governor
Lt. Gov. Richard F. Celeste, 37, vows to work with Gov. Rhodes on housing for the elderly and programs for seniors while noting a bicentennial commission could fit his patriotism goals. He plans to move his family to Columbus in June and devote full effort to state duties after beating John W. Brown.
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Columbus, Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Richard F. Celeste
Celeste
Rhodes
Senate
Cleveland
Frank
Lakewood
Ohio
Dagmar
Columbus
GOP
John W. Brown
John J. Gilligan
Gilligan
Chester Bowles
Connecticut
India
Semantics and the CIA Debates Stir Public Hysteria
The piece argues that journalistic language shapes views of the CIA, citing Yale discourse, Seymour Hersh, and The New York Times. It questions quotation mark usage, sources, and domestic spying claims, while noting critics’ calls for broader investigations into CIA activities and political influence.
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CIA
Yale University
John Lindsay
Rockefeller
New York City
Lindsay
New York
Angleton
Seymour Hersh
New York Times
Hersh
Richard Helms
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
White House
Most Dangerous Ever Congress Says Goldwater
Senator Barry Goldwater calls the 94th Congress probably the most dangerous in U S history criticizing Senate leadership, inexperienced House freshmen, and influence of selfish interest groups. He warns of military spending opposition and near national bankruptcy while disputing seniority rules. He adds he may be wrong.
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Lawrence L. Knutson
Associated Press
Washington (Ap
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Goldwater
Senate
Mike Mansfield
House
House of Representatives
Congress
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Helms
Miles Copeland
London Times
Times
U.S. One
Vail
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Copeland
Colby
Washington Post
FBI
Sam Papich
Post
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France
Hoover
William J. Buckley
Roger
Labor Movement
Common Cause
League of Women Voters
Paulin
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