Ohio House moves to OK supplemental school aid bill
Democrats push a $91.3 million surplus fund measure to the Ohio House floor with the aim of quick Senate action. The plan would provide $40 per pupil to over 600 districts starting in March, despite potential veto risks from Gov. Rhodes who pledged to use surplus funds for troubled districts. The bill faces Republican opposition and possible funding-status amendments in the Senate.
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Columbus
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
House
Rhodes
Standard-Size Cars on Verge of Extinction
Detroit auto makers plan smaller full size cars by the late 1970s to meet stricter emissions and mileage rules. GM Ford and Chrysler announce lightened, shorter models with preserved interior room, targeting 18.7 mpg by 1980 and possible 40 percent gains by 1978 if standards adjust.
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Ford
General Motors
Ernest S. Starkman
Harold C. MacDonald
U.S
Middle East
Chrysler
California
Hike Likely In Cost Of Energy Plan
White House officials warn Ford energy plan could raise the average family cost by 275 to 345 dollars yearly. NE governors sue over power to tax imported oil. New England firms and Rep Drinan join suit. Tariffs start at 1 dollar per barrel with stepped increases. market gains and rate cuts observed in financial reports.
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White House
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New York
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
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Pennsylvania
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Congress
New England Power Co
Robert F. Drinan
D-Mass
Ron Nessen
Nessen
Nelsen
New England
Midwest
Southwest
Rocky
Church to Lead Intelligence Study Panel in Senate
The Senate voted 82 to 4 to form a nine month, 750000 dollar probe into U S intelligence operations. Senator Frank Church of Idaho is expected to be elected chairman, with a staff to be chosen and public hearings planned where possible.
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Washington
Frank Church
Vietnam
Senate
U.S
Mike Mansfield
CIA
FBI
Defense Department
Mansfield
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Richard Ober
National Security Council
Rockefeller Commission
Church
Idaho Democrat
Cambodia
Laos
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
John J. Sparkman
D-Ala
Walter D
Levi Says He Reserved Views As Attorney General Nominee Testifies
Edward H. Levi, nominated to succeed William Saxbe, tells the Senate Judiciary Committee he avoids firm positions to protect university neutrality. He vows guidelines for national security wiretaps and FBI files, supports warrants for most taps, and plans review with Justice Department officials before committing on key issues. He returns for more questioning tomorrow.
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Washington
Edward H. Levi
Levi
Senate Judiciary Committee
University of Chicago
FBI
William B. Saxbe
India
Justice Department
Saxbe
Columbus Board Hikes Offer to Teachers
The Columbus Board of Education raised its wage proposal for teachers to an immediate 6 percent increase plus 1.9 percent in September and 30 percent of any additional state funds. Earlier offer was 4 percent.
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Columbus, Ohio
Columbus Board of Education
Columbus Education Association
CEA
Bob Mullins
PUCO Members Seek Help for High Utility Bills
Two Public Utilities Commission of Ohio members Sally W Boomfield and David C Sweet urged leniency for consumers facing rising utility bills. They called for cooperation among PUCO, utilities industry and customers to aid those unable to pay.
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Columbus, Ohio
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
Sally W. Boomfield
David C. Sweet
PUCO
Six Bombings in England Injure Twenty Six
In a spate of attacks six bombs exploded in London and Manchester injuring 26 persons as prospects for a new cease fire with the Irish Republican Army dimmed.
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London
Irish Republican Army
Manchester
MIA Groups Mark Anniversary On Capitol Hill Demonstrations
Three groups marked the Paris Peace Agreement anniversary with Capitol Hill protests on Vietnam issues. One group urged Congress to probe missing U.S. servicemen fates, another pressed a halt to more aid to South Vietnam, and the third sought more help for Saigon. Ohio MIA-POW held a brief ceremony on Statehouse steps with few attendees.
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Associated Press
Paris
Capitol Hill
Congress
South Vietnam
Saigon
Ohio
Statehouse
Weather Outlook Rain Tonight Through Wednesday
A brief forecast notes rain tonight and Wednesday with overnight lows in the upper 30s to low 40s and Wednesday highs in the 50s. Details appear on Page 2.
Sadat Visit Won't Help Said by Israeli Press
An Israeli newspaper warned that Anwar Sadat's Paris trip will not yield concessions from Israel as France loses influence over the Arab-Israeli conflict. Editorials in Al Hamishmar argued France has yielded to Arab oil pressure and cannot pressure Israel, while Davar accused Sadat of using France in a larger US Soviet strategy. Premier Rabin called Sadat obstinate and rejected any gesture before renewed negotiations.
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Chase Mahattan Bank
U.S
Hanover Trust
Internation Air Transport Association
North Atlantic
Shell Oil Co
Marathon Oil Co
Associated Press
Anwar Sadat
France
Israel
al Hamishmar
Yitzhak Rabin
Sadat
Eilat
Paris
Henry A. Kissinger
New Rules Sought to Open Spending Talks in Ohio Board
Democrats who control the State Controlling Board seek rules to require the legislative budget officer to review agency requests. Rep. Myrl Shoemaker says current setup lets administration block agendas. The board will vote on the proposal in two weeks amid ongoing budget transfers and personnel questions.
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Columbus
Ohio
Myrl H. Shoemaker
Bourneville
House Finance Committee
Legislative Budget Officer
Office of Budget & Management
James A. Rhodes
Railroad Walkout Ends After Court Ordered Restraint
Three major railroads ended partial shutdowns as court orders and union leadership cleared pickets. Mediation followed protests over contract delays, with wage talks under way in Washington and a Feb. 3 hearing set in Chicago.
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Midwest
Northwest
South
Washington
William Crawford
Brotherhood of Railway
Carmen
Kansas City
Burlington Northern
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chessie System
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
U.S
Joseph Sam Perry
Chicago
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Texas
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