Ford Edges Reagan In New Hampshire Primary
Ford wins NH with 51 percent to Reagan 49 percent as 97 percent counted. Carter leads Democratic field with 30 percent. Udall 24 percent and Bayh 16 percent. Ford calls victory a springboard to the nomination. Reagan portrays a moral victory amid late-night comments.
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Ford
Ronald Reagan
New Hampshire
Jimmy Carter
Reagan
Georgia
Carter
Arizona
Morris K. Udall
Indiana
Birch Bayh
White House
Ron Nelsen
North
Carter declares victory in New Hampshire on Today show
Carter says he is satisfied with New Hampshire results after a win or strong showing on the first ballot. He contrasts with Reagan and vows an active campaign as he seeks the Democratic nomination.
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Carter
Reagan
Washington
Manchester
New Hampshire
New England
Discrimination in Hiring Hampers Athens Officials Say
A Community Relations Commission task force blames the absence of a fulltime personnel officer for hampering minority hiring in Athens. ARC approves projects including Mulligan Road sewer plan in Ohio for FY 1976.
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Athens
Community Relations Commission
ARC
Appalachian Regional Commission
Ohio
Mulligan Road
Villagers Teach Economics on Paradise Island Broadcasts
Marionette villagers from Paradise Island assist area elementary students in learning economics through a series of Educational Television broadcasts produced for Southeastern Ohio and WOUB TV.
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Paradise Island
Educational Television For
Southeastern Ohio
Woubtv
Nelsonville York School District Adopts 1712543 Budget
Nelsonville York school board approved a 1,712,543 dollar budget at a special Tuesday night meeting. The action sets funding for the district’s operations and programs for the upcoming school year.
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Nelsonville
Nelsonville-York
Logan City Council Delays Water Request Over Protests
Logan City Council postponed a vote on extending water and sewer service to a proposed apartment complex after residents nearby protested. They warned the project would worsen traffic and strain utilities, citing ongoing concerns.
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Logan
Ecclesiastical court weighs priest appeal over women Mass
A Milwaukee based church court led by a bishop who opposes female ordination opened deliberations on Tuesday. The case concerns an Episcopal priest who permitted two women to participate in a Mass with him. The article notes related pages and sections. The forecast calls for partly cloudy skies with mid to upper 40s tonight and upper 50s Thursday with rain chances.
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Milwaukee
Kissinger Finds Broad Agreement on Latin Trip
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger reported basic alignment with U S foreign policy during his Latin American trip. He voiced concern over new Cuban aggression and met with President Ford to brief him on the just completed journey.
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Washington
Henry A. Kissinger
Kissinger
Ford
Soviet Union
Nixon
Shanghai
Chou Enlai
Auto Makers End 1975 With Mixed Results
Chrysler turned an operating profit in Q4 1975, but finished the year with a record 259.5 million loss the steepest by a U.S. auto maker. General Motors earned 618 million in Q4, up 22 percent. Ford posted 170 million in Q4, up 673 percent. American Motors showed 7.5 million in profits for the quarter.
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Chrysler Corp
U.S
General Motors Corp
Ford Motor Co
American Motors Corp
House Panel OKs Bill to Limit Gas Surcharges in Ohio
Ohio House Insurance committee votes 11 to 2 to bar residential customers from paying for short term emergency gas bought for industrial users. Stakeholders caution about higher costs for industry and residential bills may rise. The measure targets Columbia Gas and similar plans by Dayton Power and Light East Ohio Gas and West Ohio Gas. The bill moves to the House floor for action. a March 2 hearing looms for related court case.
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Columbus, Ohio
Columbia Gas of Ohio Inc
Columbia
Franklin County Common Pleas Court
Strnziano
Dayton Power and Light Co
East Ohio Gas Co
West Ohio Gas Co
James Fullen
Sheldon Taft
Ohio
Utilities Committee
Blue Cross
Nixon Defends Toast in Peking Applaud Gesture Explained
AP reports in Peking that Richard Nixon denied criticizing the Helsinki Declaration or endorsing a Taiwan riot song. He said his toast referenced general principles, not a specific document, while he explained his concert applause was a courtesy gesture and not support for Taiwan independence.
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Richard Nixon
Liberation’ of
Taiwan
Shanghai
State Department
Nixon
Kissinger
White House
Chiang Ching
Mao Tse-Tung
Revolutionary Committee of
Tsinghua University
Chi Chuan
Man Chou En-lai
Teng Hsiao-ping
Scranton Named U.N. Ambassador by Ford
President Ford intends to name William W. Scranton former Pennsylvania governor as the next United Nations ambassador. The announcement came as Daniel Patrick Moynihan resigned, planning to teach at Harvard, with Ford praising Moynihan's policy while signaling a shift to a successor aligned with his approach. Scranton, a Scranton, Pennsylvania native and former Nixon adviser, has previously declined Ford posts and sits with his wife in their family mansion.
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Ford
William W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
U.S
United Nations
Oval Office
White House
Scranton
Daniel Patrick Moynihan
U.N
Moynihan
Pat Moynihans
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Dining suite sells fast at Athens sale
Goldie Wolfe of 23 Hooper Street Athens sold a dining room suite on the first day during a local sale. The article notes a $3 investment as a favorable outcome and hints at strong demand for dining furnishings.
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Galls
Goldie Wolfe
Hooper Street
Athens
Senate Debates Extending Daylight Saving Time to Eight Months
The Senate weighs extending DST to eight months from March through November or keeping six months, with the House Commerce Committee slow to act. Supporters cite energy savings and reduced auto accidents, while opponents warn of early dark mornings and farmer inconveniences.
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Senate
Congress
House Commerce Committee
Herman E. Talmadge
D-Ga
Wendell Ford
D-Ky
Ford
Talmadge
Senate Commerce Committee
Transportation Department
Department
Psychiatrist Testifies Patty Hearst Confused Young Woman
San Francisco AP A court-appointed psychiatrist says Patricia Hearst was a confused young woman with no clear identity after her arrest. Dr L J West described Hearst as a shattered survivor of 19 months in the SLA underground and noted she later showed some improvement but remained anxious and fearful for her life.
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Patricia Hearst
L. J. West
Miss Hearst
U.S
David Bancroft
West
F. Lee Bailey
Miss
Hearst
Tania
US District Court
Oliver J. Carter
Bancroft
Randolph
Catherine
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