Ohio towns bid for new state lottery HQ in Columbus contest
Cleveland Cincinnati Columbus Akron Dayton Mansfield East Palestine and others filed requests for the Ohio Lottery Commission headquarters. East Palestine stressed its cross town five minute commute while Mansfield joined the bid amid lively presentations and mayoral remarks.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio Lottery Commission
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Columbus
Akron
Dayton
Palestine
Columbiana County
Mansfield
James Lynch
East Palestine
East Palestine press hosts lottery office briefing and push for small-town jobs
Governor urges diffuse state government to small towns as East Palestine showcases potential benefits. Lottery chair Leahy praises presentation while Mayor Lynch highlights civic needs and a new commission job boost. Meshel backs locating headquarters locally and early February decision anticipated.
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East Palestine
Lottery Commission
Frank Leahy
Ohio
Harry Meshel
Youngstown
East
Palestine
State Line
Columbus
Lynch
The
Crude Oil Imports Show Slight Increase For Week
Washington AP reports U S crude oil imports last week averaged 2.6 million barrels per day as of Jan 4, down from 4.2 million in early November after the Arab oil embargo was announced. Refined product imports remain near September levels, suggesting embargo effects may be muted if foreign refineries continue delivering oil.
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Washington
United States
Federal Energy
William E. Simon
Kissinger Heads Back for Mid East Disengagement Talks
Secretary of State Kissinger leaves for another Middle East mission as the United States and Israel edge toward a military disengagement plan for the Suez Canal area. He will meet Sadat twice and Meir once and report on Israel's ideas for a troop pullback and a demilitarized zone. The trip follows White House statements and discussions with Israeli officials and signals possible progress toward a formal disengagement proposal.
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Henry A. Kissinger
Middle East
United States
Israel
Suez Canal
Kissinger
Anwar Sadat
Golda Meir
William Simon
Nixon
Jerusalem
Cairo
Sadat
Aswan
California
White House
Simcha Dinitz
al Akhbar
Geneva
Kent State student wounded testifies before grand jury
Kent State University student John R. Cleary and former Kent State administrator Dr. Robert E. Matson appeared before a federal grand jury probing the May 4 1970 confrontation in which four students were killed and nine wounded. Cleary described his wounds and the jury sought positions of guards and students during the shooting. White the former president and now professor urged the probe to clear up the record and answered questions without discussing details with reporters.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Kent State
Ohio National Guard
Robert E. Matson
Robert White
John R. Cleary
Scotia
N.Y
Ravenna
Ohio Guardmen
Ean State University
White
Kent
Tiny Ad Sells Big In Every Home Daily
A compact ad reaches over 16 000 area homes daily and becomes the sought item for potential customers. The copy promotes a topnotch salesman who delivers value at a low cost.
Ohio House votes on limited no fault divorce bill
The Ohio House schedules a vote on a limited no fault divorce measure claimed to curb courtroom misrepresentation. Rep. Alan Norris says it preserves a one partner at fault concept for contested cases and requires neither spouse prove grounds if both want a divorce.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio House
Alan E. Norris
Westerville
California
Norris
British Transit In Chaos
Britain faces rail disruption as railway engineers at multiple depots quit trains in protest against disciplinary actions. Commuters struggle with delays and cancellations while unions press wage demands. Miners extend overtime ban, forcing a three day work week to conserve energy amid mining pay talks.
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London
Automobile Association
British Rail
Railway Board
Britain
Refinery Profits Audited by Federal Officials Across Nation
Energy Chief William E. Simon announced that investigators from the Federal Energy Office and the Internal Revenue Service are auditing price, profit and supply records of every petroleum refiner. The aim is to ensure price increases reflect costs, not inflated profits.
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Washington
William E. Simon
Federal Energy Office
Internal Revenue Service
Simon
Weather Outlook With Rain Tonight and Friday
Forecast calls for rain tonight and Friday with temperatures cooling. Lows in the mid to upper 30s and highs in the 40s, with detailed local forecast on Page 2.
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