Ford Tells Cabinet Economy Plan Is Good and Tough
President Ford described his forthcoming economic recovery plan as good and tough while a House task force drafts proposals, including a possible tax cut. Greenspan warned unemployment may remain high next year as layoffs hit multiple manufacturers and claims for unemployment benefits rise to record levels.
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House
Carl Albert
Albert
White House
Ron Nessen
Nessen
Alan Greenspan
Council of Economic Advisers
Dem Bills Pushed In House Senate In Ohio Congress
In Columbus six partisan Democratic measures cleared one chamber and moved to the other for committee hearings. A key bill redraws Ohio’s 23 congressional districts to favor Democrats in the next elections, passing the House 53 to 43 as Republicans hold a 15 to 8 delegation.
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Department of Taxation
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Ohio Unemployment Bill Sparks Funding Fight
In Columbus Democrats push a 6 million dollar federal funds extension for unemployment benefits from 26 to 39 weeks amid a clash over an emergency clause. GOP critics say the move costs Ohio money and time as Gov elect Rhodes prepares to take office.
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Michael J. Maloney
Cincinnati
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James A. Rhodes
House
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Findlay
Watergate figures freed after partial sentences
John W. Dean III Jeb Stuart Magruder and Herbert W. Kalmbach were released after serving parts of their prison terms for felonies tied to Watergate. Dean and Kalmbach returned home to California while Magruder went to Bethesda Maryland as Sirica reduced sentences to time served.
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John W. Dean III
Jeb Stuart Magruder
Herbert W. Kalmbach
Dean
Kalmbach
California
Magruder
Bethesda
U.S
John J. Sirica
Watergate Special Prosecutor’s Office
Maureen
Beverly Hills
Calif
John
Nixon
Boost in Viet Aid Studied After Fall of Phuoc Long
The Ford administration weighs a $300 million supplemental military aid request to South Vietnam after Congress cut funds from $1 billion to $700 million for the year. South Vietnam seeks aid increases to counter a Communist offensive and the fall of Phuoc Long as fighting spreads along the central coastal plain.
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Ford Administration
Thieu
State Department
Robert Anderson
Ford
U.S
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South Vietnam
Congress
Cambodia
Defense Department
Phuoc Long
Cancer Virus May Have Human Origin, NCI Scientists Say
National Cancer Institute researchers studying a virus found in cultured blood cells of a leukemia patient say it may be a human cancer virus. If confirmed, it could aid early cancer detection and treatment development. findings by Drs. Gallo and Gallagher were reported in Atlanta and slated for Science.
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National Cancer Institute
Robert C. Gallo
Robert E. Gallagher
Atlanta
Science
Gallo
Gallagher
Klassen resigns as postmaster general in postal shakeup
Washington AP reports Elmer T. Klassen quits after criticism of postal service and rates. Deputy Postmaster General Bailar named to succeed him in the $60,000 year role effective Feb. 15. Bailar and Klassen both previously executives at American Can Co.
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Elmer T. Klassen
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Klassen
Board of Governors
Bailar
American Can Co
The
Rail Lines Warn of Strike Over Union Demands
Five major carriers including Union Pacific Missouri Pacific Texas Pacific Baltimore and Ohio and Seaboard Coast Line face potential 12:01 a.m. January 24 strike notices from the Sheet Metal Workers International Association. unions representing 560000 rail workers resume talks with NRL C as bargaining lingers since 1973 agreement.
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Washington
Sheet Metal Workers International Association
Union Pacific
Missouri Pacific
Texas Pacific
Baltimore & Ohio
Seaboard Coast Line
Sheet Metal
William H. Dempsey
Dempsey
National Railway Labor Conference
Settlement or Strike Tonight for Oil Workers
Oil workers union warns of a nationwide strike if no contract settlement is reached within 24 hours. The Oil, Chemical and Atomic Workers International Union seeks a three year pact with pay increases totaling 1.20 plus 0.50 immediate, while companies offer 0.60 and 0.50. About 8,000 workers affected by wildcat stoppages in Port Arthur and El Segundo.
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A.F. Grospiron
Oil, Chemical and Atomic Workers International Union
Grospiron
Wildcat
Port Arthur
Tex
el Segundo
Calif
Kroger Kidnapping Trial Sees Final Witness
Cincinnati prosecco? No. A handwriting and fingerprint expert was expected among the prosecution's final witnesses in the trial of Clifford Kroger, a former Cincinnati man accused of kidnapping 4-year-old Allison Mechem last September.
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Cincinnati, Ohio
Clifford Kroger
Cincinnati
Charles Mechem
Allison
Nixon Observes 62nd Birthday at Oceanside Estate
Former president Richard M Nixon marks his 62nd birthday at his California residence known as the Western White House. Rabbi Baruch Korff, a key ally, notes Nixon is sad about events but encouraged by goodwill from supporters. Separately Saudi Arabia announces a 756 million dollar deal to buy several squadrons of U S fighter jets.
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Richard M. Nixon
Oceanside
White House
Baruch Korff
Nixon
Riyadh
Saudi Arabia
Weekend Rain Outlook Most Likely Friday
Forecast shows cloud cover tonight with a chance of rain and overnight lows in the mid to upper 30s. Friday remains cloudy with rain and daytime highs in the 40s. Details in Page 7.
Ohio Lottery Numbers Drawn in Cincinnati
In Cincinnati Ohio the AP reports the weekly lottery results with single number 153 and double set 487 616 announced today by a spokesman.
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Cincinnati, Ohio
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