Ohio EPA pace questioned in statewide business survey
A $44 880 state survey of more than 20 000 Ohio firms shows businessmen urge slower implementation of the environmental protection program. They cite burdens from federal OSHA rules and the personal property tax as hurting operations and closing plants.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio Environmental Protection Agency
Nomic and
Community Development
Ohio
Tion Agency
Bucyrus Iron and Metal Plant
Protection
Fremont
Nixon Sees Easing Of High Food Costs
President Nixon promises a short price freeze and relief from high food costs while noting Phase 4 wage price controls create uncertainty for business. He signals a possible new plan before the August 13 expiry and cites expanded farm production and market supply as relief sources.
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Nixon
San Clemente
Calif
Israeli Attache Yosef Alon Killed in Washington
Moshe Dayan blamed Palestinian terrorists for the slaying of Israeli air attache Yosef Alon outside his Chevy Chase Maryland home. Alon died from five chest gunshot wounds. body returned to Israel aboard a U S Air Force jet. Local police and the FBI had no suspects. Nixon ordered heightened security for Washington’s diplomatic community.
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Andrews Air Force Base
Hosei Alon
Chevy Chase
U. S. Air Force
Tel Aviv
Israel
Moshe Dayan
Yosef Alon
Washington
Alon
Air Force
Cairo
Maryland
Ronald Kornblum
Kornblum
Nixon
Brent Scowsroft
Secret Service
Tax Hike Sets Social Security Benefit Boost Combined With Tax Increase
Nixon signs bill extending debt limit and boosting Social Security by 5.6 percent for about 30 million recipients. Average benefits rise to 170 a month for singles and 293 for couples starting July 1 1974, with payroll tax base increasing to 12600 on January 1.
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Nixon
Congress
May Seek New Power Nixon Signs Bomb Cutoff
President Nixon signed a measure halting all U S military action in Indochina by August 15 and said he would seek new war powers if needed to win an Indochina peace. He emphasized completing a Cambodian settlement as the final pillar of Southeast Asia peace.
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San Clemente
Calif
Nixon
U.S
Indochina
Southeast Asia
Congress
America
Senate
House
Melvin R. Laird
Defense
Median Income Up 8 Percent Across U S but Blacks Seen Lagging
The Census Bureau reported the median family income rose 8.1 percent to 11 120 last year, reaching above 11 000 for the first time. Black families median income stood at 6 860 while white families reached 11 550, with little narrowing of the gap. Poverty rose slightly for blacks despite overall declines.
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Washington
Census Bureau
America
President's Backers Counterattack Against Dean post Watergate testimony
The piece reports on supporters of the President rebutting John W. Dean III's Watergate testimony. Dean testified for five days before the Senate committee, detailing meetings and possible cover up of the June 17 1972 break in at the DNC. Buzhardt and Colson criticize Deans statements as insincere and untrue.
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Washington
John W. Dean III
Dean
White House
Senate Watergate Committee
Democratic National Committee
Atty
John N. Mitchell
William G. Handley
Mitchell
Ohio Power Stoppage Broadens Across Region
Normal service was maintained after about 1,900 Ohio Power Co. workers in Ohio and West Virginia went on strike when their contracts expired. Plant sites in Canton and several Ohio cities plus Brilliant and Moundsville in West Virginia were affected, with supervisory staff handling operations and a spokesman warning of possible delays.
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Canton, Ohio
Ohio Power Co
Ohio
West Virginia
Canton
Tiffin
Lima
Steubenville
Newark
Zanesville
Brilliant
Philo
Power
W. Va
Moundsville
W Va
Prsonnel
Telephone Workers Vote July 6 Strike
About 2,800 General Telephone Co. workers in Ohio have voted to strike at midnight July 6 if contract demands are unmet. The split union Local 4327 of the Communications Workers of America covers Portsmouth Waverly Chesapeake Georgetown and Wilmington.
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Portsmouth, Ohio
General Telephone Co
Communications Workers of America
General Telephone
Portsmouth
Waverly
Chesapeake
Georgetown
Wilmington
Ohio
Cleveland
Swede Savage Dies of Indy 500 Injuries
Indianapolis AP report notes California race driver Swede Savage died at Methodist Hospital after sustaining critical injuries from a fiery crash on the 59th lap of the Indianapolis 500 on May 30.
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Indianapolis
California
Swede Savage
Methodist Hospital
Iraqi Defense Chief Slain in Coup Attempt Near Iran Border
Beirut AP reports scores of arrests in Iraq after the assassination of Defense Minister Maj. Gen. Hammad Shihab. The shooting occurred near the Iranian border early Sunday during a clash between coup leaders and loyal troops, signaling a possible overthrow attempt against the leftist regime.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Iraq
Hammad Shihab
Dollar Slides Across European Markets Amid Weakening Tone
The dollar fell in Frankfurt Zurich and Paris while edging up in London as traders saw no immediate signs of a monetary crisis despite late week moves intended to bolster the U.S. currency.
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London
Europe
U.S
Frankfurt
Zurich
Paris
Senate panel opens CIA probe amid Watergate links
The Senate Armed Services Committee starts a rare public inquiry into the CIA focusing on potential involvement in the Watergate scandal and other domestic operations as it weighs William E. Colby for CIA director.
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Washington
Senate Armed Services Committee
Central Intelligence Agency
William E. Colby
CIA
Snake Bites Worshiper in Tennessee Church Event
Several hundred people gathered at a small Newport church to display faith with fire and serpents despite a court order. A man was bitten by a diamond rattler and another burned his arm but said he felt no pain as the ritual ended. The bitten man rested at home.
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Newport, Tenn
East Tennessee Mountains
Jesus
Weather outlook calls for storms tonight into Tuesday
A chance of thunderstorms develops tonight and continues into Tuesday. Lows fall to the mid to upper 60s with highs in the 80s on Tuesday.
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Upper
Sandusky
Ohio Department of Eco
David C. Sweet
State Environmental Protec
Worthington
Grove City
Sweet
Cery
FBI
San Clemente, Calif
Senate House
Holderness
N.H
Pemigewasset
New England
Upper Midwest
J. Fred Buzhardt
Watergate
The
Washington Post
Buzhardt
Charles W. Colson
Colson
Ohio Power
Broadeas
Bulletin
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