Colson Accuses Hunt of Nine Months CIA Contact
Former White House aide Colson says E Howard Hunt continued supplying the CIA after it cut ties, delivering sealed envelopes to Richard Ober, the CIA counterintelligence chief. Senate probes ask Richard Helms to explain sworn statements on domestic surveillance and CIA counterintelligence activity during Nixon era.
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Washington
White House
Charles W. Colson
E. Howard Hunt
CIA
Hunt
Colson
Richard Ober
Ober
Nixon
New York Times
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Richard M. Helms
Senate
Bership
FBI
U.S
Howard H. Baker Jr
R-Tenn
Lowell P. Weicker
R-Conn
Helms
Richard M. Nixon
Lyndon B. Johnson
Ohio recount cost 75874 dollars says secretary
Ohio secretary of state reports the recount of the November 5 gubernatorial election cost 75874 dollars and was halted when the margin remained about 11000 votes. Former governor Gilligan stopped the effort after concluding it would not change the result.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ted W. Brown
John Gilligan
James Rhodes
Classifieds and editorial notes from today's paper
The issue lists sections including Classifieds pages 15 to 17 and Editorial page 8. Obituaries page 20, Sports pages 5 through 13 and 14, Television page 18, Theaters page 18, Women pages 5 and 10, Weather reports turning colder with lows near 20s and highs in the 30s, details on page 2.
Energy and Tax Plan Sparks Mixed Effects for Families
President Ford’s energy price plan pairs higher import fees with tax cuts to aid low income households. A four person family earning 15000 dollars or less could gain net money while higher earners face losses. Officials estimate energy bills rise about 250 dollars, offset by targeted tax relief and a monthly 80 dollar payment for qualifying adults.
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Ford
Treasury Department
Treasury
Congress
Edgar R. Fiedler
Ford Administration
Ford Defends Oil Tariff and Nonrationing stance
President Ford said he will implement a tariff on imported oil without congressional help and veto any mandatory gasoline rationing. House hearings will review tax relief proposals as the $3 per barrel oil tax faces Democratic counterplans while Ford flags military options if oil supplies are cut off.
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Washington
Congress
Ford
House
Thomas P. O'Neill Jr
Dmass
Henry A. Kissinger
Ford faces stiff odds on South Vietnam aid request
Key senators from both parties doubt Congress will approve Ford's $300 million extra military aid for South Vietnam. Byrd warns that resuming bombing would be a catastrophic mistake while Mansfield and Tower doubt approval, and Ford defends the move as proper under U.S. procedure. The Viet Cong accuse the president of undermining the Paris peace accords.
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Soviet Union
Washington
Ford
Indochina
Robert C. Byrd
U.S
United States
Congress
Byrd
John G. Tower
R-Tex
Senate
GOP Policy Committee
Ohio House panel resumes school surplus fund hearings
The Ohio House Finance Committee planned further hearings on a Democratic bill to provide 91.3 million dollars in surplus funds to schools. The plan would distribute 40 dollars per pupil to local districts by year end, with March 1 as the allocation target. Republican concerns center on timing and potential impact on a new school formula.
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Columbus
Ohio
House Finance Committee
Charles Kurfess
R-83
Perrysburg
House Committee
Kurfess
Jobless Aid Bill Advances in Ohio House
Ohio lawmakers push a Senate approved jobless benefits bill toward enactment. Chairman J Leonard Camera expects committee action to the Rules panel then possible floor vote this afternoon. The measure aims to extend unemployment by 13 weeks with state savings around 6 million dollars. Governor Rhodes expected to sign emergency legislation before the Jan 26 federal deadline.
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Columbus
Ohio
J. Leonard Camera
House Commerce and Labor Committee
Rules Committee
James A. Rhodes
Camera
C-53
Lorain
Rhodes
Vote heats up as chairmanship races intensify in House
Frank Thompson Jr. announces bid for Administration Committee chair amid allegations of threats by a Hays supporter. The Banking committee race features Wright Patman Henry Reuss and Robert Stephens Jr. Hebert drops bid to keep Armed Services chair after caucus rejection. Albert says rule prevents full-house challenge.
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House
Frank Thompson Jr
New Jersey
Wayne L. Hays
Ohio
Wright Patman
Texas
Wisconsin
Henry S. Reuss
Robert G. Stephens Jr
Georgia
Stephens
Patman
Thompson
Hays
Hays Sup
Self
F. Edward Hebert
House Armed Services Committee
Hebert
Louisiana
Carl Albert
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