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Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 16, 1976

Page

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Traffic on Route 50E extension in Athens uncertain

State transportation officials say traffic may not be allowed on the Route 50E extension and Stimson Avenue interchange in Athens until this spring.

Stimson Avenue Athens

Weather Outlook Snow Flurries Tonight and Saturday

Snow flurries are possible with lows in the teens to 20s tonight. A 60 percent chance tonight and 40 percent Saturday. Highs will be in the mid to upper 20s with continued unsettled conditions. Details, Page 10.

Hearing Set on Gas Plea in Columbus

State regulators schedule a January 28 public hearing in Columbus to decide if Columbia Gas may bill residential customers for part of the high priced gas channeled to industry.

Columbus Ohio Columbia Gas

Taft II chosen for Ohio House seat in caucus

Republican members selected Robert Taft II to fill the vacancy left by Frank Mayfield of Cincinnati. Taft, heir to a political dynasty, won the party caucus Thursday to become the new Ohio House representative.

Columbus Ohio Robert Taft II Ohio House of Representatives Young Taft Frank Mayfield Cincinnati

Bill To Boost County Powers Fails in House

In Columbus Ohio the House rejected a proposed constitutional amendment to expand county self government by three votes short of the three fifths needed for ballot placement. The measure faced opposition over township authority and would not grant new taxing power. The House also passed a petition reform measure and a separate bill raising fees for licensing and inspection of food services.

Columbus, Ohio Ohio Kenneth R. Cox Barberton General Assembly Cox Cincinnati Finan House Secretary of State

Budget aims to separate needs from wants in 1977 plan

Budget Director James T. Lynn says the 1977 federal budget will separate affordable tasks from aspirational aims and move toward a balanced deficit of about 40 billion. President Ford will unveil a spending plan near 395 billion with a 10 billion tax cut, defense rising above 100 billion, and proposed state turnover of health and Medicaid funds.

Washington James T. Lynn Lynn Congress Ford Nessen House Carl Albert Angola Senate

States may hike selective taxes to cover costs in election year

Washington reports that governors will likely raise cigarettes liquor and gasoline levies while avoiding broad tax hikes due to elections and recession. A survey notes spending growth outpaces revenue with states seeking cuts, higher fees, and delayed construction to tighten budgets.

Washington John Shannon Advisory Commission On Intergovernmental Relations National Governors Conference James Martin Governors’ Organization Shannon New Jersey Martin Congress

Gas Deregulation Price Gap Raises Costs for Homes

A GAO study warns removing price controls on natural gas would lift residential bills by about 94 dollars annually by 1980 compared with regulated pricing and reduce the gap to around 10 dollars by 1985. It notes interstate supplies would still prioritise homes even under deregulation.

Washington General Accounting Office GAO Congress Federal Power Commission Federal Energy Administration FEA

Judge Gives Sara Jane Moore Life Term

Sara Jane Moore received a life sentence from U S District Court Judge Samuel Conti after a rambling defense of radical beliefs. The judge condemned her as misguided and noted harsh penalties deter crime. Moore said she regretted losing her freedom and acknowledged her anger at the President. Moore could be parole eligible in 15 years. her son Frederick Aalberg remains in juvenile custody.

Sara Jane Moore San Francisco Ford Miss Moore U.S. District Court Samuel Conti Conti Frederick Aalberg James Hewitt

Soviets Boost Angola Shipments Amid Civil War Shifts

U S backed forces falter as Soviet supported MPLA troops with Cuban help push toward Zaire border. A Soviet cargo ship reportedly lands arms in Luanda while UNITA fades under Cuban and Russian assistance and South African withdrawals loom. Congress remains split on aiding Angola.

Washington Russia Angola United States U.S NATO Popular Movement For the Liberation of Angola MPLA Zaire National Front Sol Diers National Union For the Total Independence of Angola UNITA Luanda Gulf of Guinea

Hearst psychiatric exam ruling could shift trial strategy

A federal judge in San Francisco planned to decide if Patricia Hearst must endure another interview with Dr. Harry Kozol. Prosecutors warn of barring defense psychiatrists if she declines, deeply affecting Bailey's strategy as the bank robbery trial approaches. Kozol defended his conduct, saying Hearst grew tearful only when asked about slain SLA member Willie Wolfe.

San Francisco Patricia Hearst U.S. District Court Oliver J. Carter Miss Hearst Harry Kozol Boston F. Lee Bailey Carter U.S James L. Browning Kozol Bailey Symbionese Liberation Army Willie Wolfe SLA

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